watermark in Japanese
watermark in Japanese is 透かし — watermark means a faint design pressed into paper, visible when held up to light, often used to prove authenticity.
watermark in Japanese
透かし
Pronounced: sukashi
A translucent design impressed on the surface of paper and visible when the paper is held to the light.
What does "watermark" mean?
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noun A faint design pressed into paper, visible when held up to light, often used to prove authenticity.
"She held the banknote up to the light to check the watermark."
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noun A logo or text overlaid on a digital image or video to show ownership or prevent unauthorized use.
"The photographer added a watermark to every image on his portfolio site."
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noun A mark showing the level a body of water has reached.
"You could see the old watermark on the wall from last year's flood."
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verb To mark something, especially a digital file or paper, with a watermark.
"The studio watermarks every preview clip before release."
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watermark in a sentence
- She held the banknote up to the light to check the watermark.
- The photographer added a watermark to every image on his portfolio site.
- You could see the old watermark on the wall from last year's flood.
- The studio watermarks every preview clip before release.
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What is "watermark" in Japanese?
"watermark" in Japanese is 透かし. watermark means: A faint design pressed into paper, visible when held up to light, often used to prove authenticity.
How do you pronounce 透かし?
"watermark" in Japanese is 透かし, pronounced "sukashi".
How do you use "watermark" in a sentence?
Example: "She held the banknote up to the light to check the watermark." In Japanese, "watermark" is 透かし.
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