Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

くらっとする

English translation:

dazzling

Added to glossary by Shannon Morales
May 9, 2008 21:05
16 yrs ago
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Japanese term

くらっとする

Japanese to English Marketing Cosmetics, Beauty
くらっとするピンク -- Describes a set of 3 shades of blush (cheek color). Other descriptors from the context: Christmas, sugarplums, frosty, sweet, and fun. Any help is appreciated!

Discussion

Joss Ky May 10, 2008:
Were you after something similar to your other descriptors (i.e. a word that doesn't directly describe the color?)

Proposed translations

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dazzling

I am imagining a shade of pink so attractive that it'll make others (men!) feel dizzy almost ...
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks to everyone for the wonderful answers! I think this one best fits the tone of the whole text -- and it's actually a word that came to mind as a wild guess beforehand, too! "
1 hr

opal pink, alluring pink

Hi Shannon, I thought of "alluring pink" first, and then as I read further I thought you are looking for a word or a phrase to go with the other descriptors, hence "opal" -- not my birthstone, 残念. Or, rose pink, "kiss me" pink etc, something arresting, with a touch of of seduction and temptation.

Because they are blush colors, I'm not so sure if they are lustrous or sparkling, but who knows!


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3 hrs

bright

It may point out the bright pink color.
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+1
8 mins

stunning (pink)

Just my suggestion.

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Note added at 7 hrs (2008-05-10 04:53:42 GMT)
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Thank you!
Peer comment(s):

agree michiko tsum (X) : I like this one.
1 hr
書くところを間違えました。ありがとうございます。
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22 hrs

knockout pink

Knockout Pink ... once you wear it, you will be a knockout (supposedly)!
Peer comment(s):

agree humbird : 「くらっとする」--なんてわけのわからない言葉でしょう! ああこんなの訳すの私の仕事でなくて良かった! でもこれはぴったりだと思います。
7 mins
humbirdさん、ありがとうございます!
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4 days

Vibrant (pink)

"Vibrant" sounds most natural to me in English.
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