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“To make pound” in Japanese

Short answer

躍らす odorasu おどらす

To make pound in Japanese is “躍らす” (odorasu). Full meaning: to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap.

Other ways to say “To make pound” in Japanese

轟かす todorokasu to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump 躍す odorasu to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap 踊らす odorasu to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap おどらす odorasu to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap とどろかす todorokasu to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump 躍らせる odoraseru to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap 躍し odorashi to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap 躍そ odoraso to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap 躍せ odorase to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap 躍さ odorasa to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap 躍らせ odorase to throw (oneself), to hurl, to cast, to fling; to stir (one's feelings), to get excited, to make (one's heart) pound, to make (one's heart) leap

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