glaring in Japanese
glaring in Japanese is 目立つ, 眩しい — glaring means extremely obvious, especially in a bad way; blatant.
glaring in Japanese
目立つ
Pronounced: medatsu
眩しい
Pronounced: mabushii
Reflecting with glare.
What does "glaring" mean?
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adjective Extremely obvious, especially in a bad way; blatant.
"There was a glaring error on the first page of the report."
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adjective Reflecting or giving off a harsh, dazzling light.
"The glaring headlights blinded the oncoming driver."
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glaring in a sentence
- There was a glaring error on the first page of the report.
- His glaring lack of preparation was obvious to everyone in the room.
- The glaring headlights blinded the oncoming driver.
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What is "glaring" in Japanese?
"glaring" in Japanese is 目立つ, 眩しい. glaring means: Extremely obvious, especially in a bad way; blatant.
How do you pronounce 目立つ?
"glaring" in Japanese is 目立つ, pronounced "medatsu".
How do you use "glaring" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a glaring error on the first page of the report." In Japanese, "glaring" is 目立つ, 眩しい.
Are there other ways to say "glaring" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "glaring": 目立つ, 眩しい.
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