eyesore in Japanese
eyesore in Japanese is 目障り — eyesore means something ugly or unpleasant to look at, especially a building or piece of land.
eyesore in Japanese
目障り
Pronounced: mezawari
A displeasing sight; something prominently ugly or unsightly.
What does "eyesore" mean?
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noun Something ugly or unpleasant to look at, especially a building or piece of land.
"The abandoned factory has been an eyesore on the high street for years."
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eyesore in a sentence
- The abandoned factory has been an eyesore on the high street for years.
- Locals complained that the new car park was an eyesore.
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What is "eyesore" in Japanese?
"eyesore" in Japanese is 目障り. eyesore means: Something ugly or unpleasant to look at, especially a building or piece of land.
How do you pronounce 目障り?
"eyesore" in Japanese is 目障り, pronounced "mezawari".
How do you use "eyesore" in a sentence?
Example: "The abandoned factory has been an eyesore on the high street for years." In Japanese, "eyesore" is 目障り.
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