蹴り上げる | Japanese meaning

蹴り上げる【けりあげる】

Frequency rank: 11,091. – 11,112.

Alsoりあげる【けりあげる】けりあげる

Ichidan verb; transitive verb

to kick into the air; to kick up

This means to propel something upwards by kicking it, often used in contexts like sports or martial arts.

In the soccer match, he kicked the ball into the air.

to kick from below

This meaning emphasizes the action of kicking upward from a lower position, often implying a stronger or more forceful action.

He kicked the enemy upward with great force.

Example sentences1 result

Sometimes I feel like kicking my own rump.

Tatoeba

蹴り上げる【けりあげる】

Frequency rank: 11,091. – 11,112.

Alsoりあげる【けりあげる】けりあげる

Ichidan verb; transitive verb

to kick into the air; to kick up

This means to propel something upwards by kicking it, often used in contexts like sports or martial arts.

In the soccer match, he kicked the ball into the air.

to kick from below

This meaning emphasizes the action of kicking upward from a lower position, often implying a stronger or more forceful action.

He kicked the enemy upward with great force.

Example sentences1 result

Sometimes I feel like kicking my own rump.

Tatoeba

蹴

常用

意kick

訓け.る

音シュク、シュウ

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上

N51

意above; up

訓うえ、-うえ、うわ-、かみ、あ.げる、-あ.げる、あ.がる、-あ.がる、あ.がり、-あ.がり、のぼ.る、のぼ.り、のぼ.せる、のぼ.す、たてまつ.る

音ジョウ、ショウ、シャン

名あおい、あげ、い、か、かき、かず、かん、こう、のぼり、ほつ

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蹴り上げる【けりあげる】

Frequency rank: 11,091. – 11,112.

Alsoりあげる【けりあげる】けりあげる

Ichidan verb; transitive verb

to kick into the air; to kick up

This means to propel something upwards by kicking it, often used in contexts like sports or martial arts.

In the soccer match, he kicked the ball into the air.

to kick from below

This meaning emphasizes the action of kicking upward from a lower position, often implying a stronger or more forceful action.

He kicked the enemy upward with great force.

Example sentences1 result

Sometimes I feel like kicking my own rump.

Tatoeba

蹴り上げる【けりあげる】

Frequency rank: 11,091. – 11,112.

Alsoりあげる【けりあげる】けりあげる

Ichidan verb; transitive verb

to kick into the air; to kick up

This means to propel something upwards by kicking it, often used in contexts like sports or martial arts.

In the soccer match, he kicked the ball into the air.

to kick from below

This meaning emphasizes the action of kicking upward from a lower position, often implying a stronger or more forceful action.

He kicked the enemy upward with great force.

Example sentences1 result

Sometimes I feel like kicking my own rump.

Tatoeba

蹴

常用

意kick

訓け.る

音シュク、シュウ

Details

上

N51

意above; up

訓うえ、-うえ、うわ-、かみ、あ.げる、-あ.げる、あ.がる、-あ.がる、あ.がり、-あ.がり、のぼ.る、のぼ.り、のぼ.せる、のぼ.す、たてまつ.る

音ジョウ、ショウ、シャン

名あおい、あげ、い、か、かき、かず、かん、こう、のぼり、ほつ

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