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“To straighten up” in Japanese

Short answer

片付ける katazukeru かたずける

To straighten up in Japanese is “片付ける” (katazukeru). Full meaning: to tidy up, to put in order, to straighten up, to put away; to settle (problem), to clear (dispute); to finish, to bring something to an end.

Other ways to say “To straighten up” in Japanese

上体を起こす joutaiwookosu to straighten up, to sit upright 片附ける katazukeru to tidy up, to put in order, to straighten up, to put away; to settle (problem), to clear (dispute); to finish, to bring something to an end 片づける katazukeru to tidy up, to put in order, to straighten up, to put away; to settle (problem), to clear (dispute); to finish, to bring something to an end かたづける katazukeru to tidy up, to put in order, to straighten up, to put away; to settle (problem), to clear (dispute); to finish, to bring something to an end かたずける katazukeru to tidy up, to put in order, to straighten up, to put away; to settle (problem), to clear (dispute); to finish, to bring something to an end 体を起こす karadawookosu to rise, to raise up, to straighten up, to sit up, to stand up 居住まいを正す izumaiwotadasu to sit up straight, to straighten one's posture, to straighten up 片付け katazuke to tidy up, to put in order, to straighten up, to put away; to settle (problem), to clear (dispute); to finish, to bring something to an end かたづけ katazuke to tidy up, to put in order, to straighten up, to put away; to settle (problem), to clear (dispute); to finish, to bring something to an end 片附け katazuke to tidy up, to put in order, to straighten up, to put away; to settle (problem), to clear (dispute); to finish, to bring something to an end 片づけ katazuke to tidy up, to put in order, to straighten up, to put away; to settle (problem), to clear (dispute); to finish, to bring something to an end

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