discoloration in Japanese
discoloration in Japanese is 変色 — discoloration means a change in colour, usually an unwanted stain or fading, or the resulting mark.
discoloration in Japanese
変色
Pronounced: henshoku
The act of discoloring, or the state of being discolored; alteration of hue or appearance.
What does "discoloration" mean?
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noun A change in colour, usually an unwanted stain or fading, or the resulting mark.
"The old photo showed yellow discoloration from years of sunlight."
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discoloration in a sentence
- The old photo showed yellow discoloration from years of sunlight.
- The dentist pointed out slight discoloration on the tooth enamel.
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What is "discoloration" in Japanese?
"discoloration" in Japanese is 変色. discoloration means: A change in colour, usually an unwanted stain or fading, or the resulting mark.
How do you pronounce 変色?
"discoloration" in Japanese is 変色, pronounced "henshoku".
How do you use "discoloration" in a sentence?
Example: "The old photo showed yellow discoloration from years of sunlight." In Japanese, "discoloration" is 変色.
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