“To promote” in Japanese
Short answer
To promote in Japanese is “伸し上げる” (noshiageru). Full meaning: to promote, to make richer.
Other ways to say “To promote” in Japanese
売り込む
urikomu to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily
のし上げる
noshiageru to promote, to make richer
就ける
tsukeru to install (a king, emperor, etc.); to appoint (to a post), to promote; to assign (to study under)
売込む
urikomu to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily
売りこむ
urikomu to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily
うりこむ
urikomu to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily
売りこめる
urikomeru to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily
取り立てる
toritateru to collect (debts), to dun, to exact, to extort; to appoint, to promote, to give patronage; to emphasize, to focus on, to call attention to
売り込める
urikomeru to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily
うりこめる
urikomeru to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily
興す
okosu to vitalize (e.g. an industry), to invigorate, to energize, to revive, to promote, to make prosperous; to establish (e.g. a company), to build up, to set up, to launch, to commence
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