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Definition and meaning of 声をきかせて - [こえをきかせて] in Japanese

[こえをきかせて]声をきかせて
[koe o kikasete]

N4

1.make your voice heard.

Wikipedia definition

先生の声をきかせて、授業に集中しましょう。
Let's focus on the lesson by listening to the teacher's voice.
警告の声をきかせて、危険を避けることが大切です。
It is important to avoid danger by heeding the warning voice.
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声をきかせて [こえをきかせて]

WORD OF THE DAY

はなび

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