“To rise sharply” in Japanese
Short answer
To rise sharply in Japanese is “突き立つ” (tsukitatsu). Full meaning: to stick (in); to stick out, to rise sharply, to stand tall; to stand (doing nothing).
Other ways to say “To rise sharply” in Japanese
跳ね上がる
haneagaru to jump up, to spring up; to jump (market, price, etc.), to rise sharply, to skyrocket; to act rashly, to jump the gun
突立っ
tsutta to stick (in); to stick out, to rise sharply, to stand tall; to stand (doing nothing)
突立つ
tsuttatsu to stick (in); to stick out, to rise sharply, to stand tall; to stand (doing nothing)
つったつ
tsuttatsu to stick (in); to stick out, to rise sharply, to stand tall; to stand (doing nothing)
突っ立つ
tsuttatsu to stick (in); to stick out, to rise sharply, to stand tall; to stand (doing nothing)
つっ立っ
tsutta to stick (in); to stick out, to rise sharply, to stand tall; to stand (doing nothing)
突ッ立っ
tsutta to stick (in); to stick out, to rise sharply, to stand tall; to stand (doing nothing)
つきたっ
tsukita to stick (in); to stick out, to rise sharply, to stand tall; to stand (doing nothing)
跳ね上る
haneagaru to jump up, to spring up; to jump (market, price, etc.), to rise sharply, to skyrocket; to act rashly, to jump the gun
突ったっ
tsutta to stick (in); to stick out, to rise sharply, to stand tall; to stand (doing nothing)
尖っ立つ
tsuttatsu to stick (in); to stick out, to rise sharply, to stand tall; to stand (doing nothing)
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