“To raise one's voice” in Japanese
Short answer
To raise one's voice in Japanese is “大声出す” (oogoedasu). Full meaning: to raise one's voice, to shout.
Other ways to say “To raise one's voice” in Japanese
大声を出す
oogoewodasu to raise one's voice, to shout
声を上げる
koewoageru to raise one's voice, to shout, to yell; to speak up (e.g. in protest), to speak one's mind
声を励ます
koewohagemasu to raise one's voice
語気を強める
gokiwotsuyomeru to raise one's voice, to lift one's voice, to speak emphatically
振り立てる
furitateru to toss (i.e. one's head), to wave (i.e. a flag), to stand up energetically, to raise one's voice
声を張り上げる
koewohariageru to raise one's voice, to shout
声を尖らす
koewotogarasu to speak sharply, to sharpen one's tone, to raise one's voice
振立てる
furitateru to toss (i.e. one's head), to wave (i.e. a flag), to stand up energetically, to raise one's voice
ふり立てる
furitateru to toss (i.e. one's head), to wave (i.e. a flag), to stand up energetically, to raise one's voice
振りたてる
furitateru to toss (i.e. one's head), to wave (i.e. a flag), to stand up energetically, to raise one's voice
ふりたてる
furitateru to toss (i.e. one's head), to wave (i.e. a flag), to stand up energetically, to raise one's voice
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