bloodshot in Japanese
bloodshot in Japanese is 充血 — bloodshot means describing eyes that are red and irritated, usually from tiredness or crying.
bloodshot in Japanese
充血
Pronounced: juuketsu
(of the eyes) Reddened and inflamed because of congested blood vessels.
What does "bloodshot" mean?
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adj Describing eyes that are red and irritated, usually from tiredness or crying.
"His bloodshot eyes gave away how little sleep he'd had."
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bloodshot in a sentence
- His bloodshot eyes gave away how little sleep he'd had.
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What is "bloodshot" in Japanese?
"bloodshot" in Japanese is 充血. bloodshot means: Describing eyes that are red and irritated, usually from tiredness or crying.
How do you pronounce 充血?
"bloodshot" in Japanese is 充血, pronounced "juuketsu".
How do you use "bloodshot" in a sentence?
Example: "His bloodshot eyes gave away how little sleep he'd had." In Japanese, "bloodshot" is 充血.
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