makeover in Japanese
makeover in Japanese is 変身 — makeover means a complete change to someone's or something's appearance or style.
makeover in Japanese
変身
Pronounced: henshin
A major change in the use of something, or in the appearance of something or someone; a radical transformation.
What does "makeover" mean?
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noun A complete change to someone's or something's appearance or style.
"The old kitchen got a full makeover before the sale."
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makeover in a sentence
- The old kitchen got a full makeover before the sale.
- She treated herself to a makeover before the wedding.
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What is "makeover" in Japanese?
"makeover" in Japanese is 変身. makeover means: A complete change to someone's or something's appearance or style.
How do you pronounce 変身?
"makeover" in Japanese is 変身, pronounced "henshin".
How do you use "makeover" in a sentence?
Example: "The old kitchen got a full makeover before the sale." In Japanese, "makeover" is 変身.
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