“To round up” in Japanese
Short answer
To round up in Japanese is “駆り集める” (kariatsumeru). Full meaning: to round up, to gather, to muster, to mobilize, to mobilise.
Other ways to say “To round up” in Japanese
駆り出す
karidasu to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
駆集める
kariatsumeru to round up, to gather, to muster, to mobilize, to mobilise
かり集める
kariatsumeru to round up, to gather, to muster, to mobilize, to mobilise
切り上げる
kiriageru to close (at a certain point), to cut short, to stop early, to finish (at a convenient spot); to round up (number); to revalue (currency)
狩り集める
kariatsumeru to round up, to gather, to muster, to mobilize, to mobilise
かりあつめる
kariatsumeru to round up, to gather, to muster, to mobilize, to mobilise
狩出す
karidasu to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
切上げる
kiriageru to close (at a certain point), to cut short, to stop early, to finish (at a convenient spot); to round up (number); to revalue (currency)
切り上る
kiriageru to close (at a certain point), to cut short, to stop early, to finish (at a convenient spot); to round up (number); to revalue (currency)
斬り上げる
kiriageru to close (at a certain point), to cut short, to stop early, to finish (at a convenient spot); to round up (number); to revalue (currency)
きりあげる
kiriageru to close (at a certain point), to cut short, to stop early, to finish (at a convenient spot); to round up (number); to revalue (currency)
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