“To relate at great length” in Japanese
Short answer
To relate at great length in Japanese is “述べ立てる” (nobetateru). Full meaning: to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on).
Other ways to say “To relate at great length” in Japanese
述べたてる
nobetateru to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
のべたてる
nobetateru to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
述べ立て
nobetate to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
のべたて
nobetate to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
述べたて
nobetate to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
のべたてん
nobetaten to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
のべたてれ
nobetatere to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
述べ立てよ
nobetateyo to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
述べたてよ
nobetateyo to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
のべたてよ
nobetateyo to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
述べたてん
nobetaten to relate at great length, to dwell eloquently (on)
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