complexion in Japanese
complexion in Japanese is 顔色 — complexion means the natural color and texture of a person's facial skin.
complexion in Japanese
顔色
Pronounced: kaoiro
The quality, colour, or appearance of the skin on the face.
What does "complexion" mean?
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noun The natural color and texture of a person's facial skin.
"Years of sun exposure had weathered her complexion."
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noun The general character or nature of a situation.
"The new evidence completely changed the complexion of the case."
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complexion in a sentence
- Years of sun exposure had weathered her complexion.
- The new evidence completely changed the complexion of the case.
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What is "complexion" in Japanese?
"complexion" in Japanese is 顔色. complexion means: The natural color and texture of a person's facial skin.
How do you pronounce 顔色?
"complexion" in Japanese is 顔色, pronounced "kaoiro".
How do you use "complexion" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of sun exposure had weathered her complexion." In Japanese, "complexion" is 顔色.
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