How to say "prominently" in Japanese
Choosing the right word
- 隆とりゅうとadverb, suru verbA less common word whose main senses are 'smartly (esp. dressed)' and 'stylishly'; its 'prominently' sense is marginal. It fits descriptions of smartly dressed people, but パッと is the usual word for conspicuous prominence.
- adverb, suru verbCovers 'prominently' as 'conspicuously, showily, attractively' — something standing out to catch the eye. This common mimetic adverb is the usual choice, suiting a showy shop display or a sign made to stand out.
For 'prominently' meaning conspicuously or showily catching the eye, 「パッと」 is the common choice; 「隆と」, a less common word, is really about looking smart and stylishly dressed, and covers 'prominently' only marginally.
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