“To make tense” in Japanese
Short answer
To make tense in Japanese is “張り詰める” (haritsumeru). Full meaning: to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.).
Other ways to say “To make tense” in Japanese
貼詰める
haritsumeru to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
張詰める
haritsumeru to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
はりつめる
haritsumeru to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
張りつめる
haritsumeru to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
貼詰め
haritsume to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
張詰め
haritsume to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
張り詰め
haritsume to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
張詰めれ
haritsumere to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
貼詰めろ
haritsumero to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
はりつめ
haritsume to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
張詰めろ
haritsumero to strain, to stretch, to string up, to make tense; to cover over (e.g. with tiles, ice, etc.)
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