“To raise overhead” in Japanese
Short answer
To raise overhead in Japanese is “振り上げる” (furiageru). Full meaning: to raise overhead.
Other ways to say “To raise overhead” in Japanese
振上げる
furiageru to raise overhead
振り上る
furiageru to raise overhead
ふり上げる
furiageru to raise overhead
振りあげる
furiageru to raise overhead
ふりあげる
furiageru to raise overhead
掲げる
kakageru to put up (a notice, sign, etc.), to hang out (e.g. a banner), to fly (e.g. a flag), to hoist, to raise, to display; to hold up high, to raise overhead; to tout (a principle, plan, etc.), to herald, to hold up (an ideal), to parade (e.g. a slogan)
振上げ
furiage to raise overhead
振り上
furiage to raise overhead
振り上ろ
furiagero to raise overhead
振り上ん
furiagen to raise overhead
振上げれ
furiagere to raise overhead
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