highlight in Japanese
highlight in Japanese is ハイライト — highlight means the most memorable or exciting part of an event, experience, or period.
highlight in Japanese
ハイライト
Pronounced: hairaito
ハイライト
Pronounced: hairaito
(transitive) To mark (important passages of text), e.g. with a fluorescent marker pen or in a wordprocessor, as a means of memory retention or for later reference.
What does "highlight" mean?
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noun The most memorable or exciting part of an event, experience, or period.
"Meeting the author in person was the highlight of the trip."
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noun A bright area in a picture, photo, or painting where light falls most strongly.
"The photographer adjusted the exposure to soften the highlights on her face."
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noun A strand of hair dyed a lighter colour than the rest.
"She added blonde highlights before the summer."
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verb To draw special attention to something.
"The report highlights several safety concerns."
highlight in a sentence
- Meeting the author in person was the highlight of the trip.
- The photographer adjusted the exposure to soften the highlights on her face.
- She added blonde highlights before the summer.
- The report highlights several safety concerns.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "highlight" in Japanese?
"highlight" in Japanese is ハイライト. highlight means: The most memorable or exciting part of an event, experience, or period.
How do you pronounce ハイライト?
"highlight" in Japanese is ハイライト, pronounced "hairaito".
How do you use "highlight" in a sentence?
Example: "Meeting the author in person was the highlight of the trip." In Japanese, "highlight" is ハイライト.
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