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ブランドラブの話術（Burandorabu no wajutsu） ### Explanation: - "品牌之爱" → "ブランドラブ" (Brand Love)：A common marketing term in Japanese, directly adopting the loanword for conciseness and alignment with global industry usage. - "话术" → "話術" (Wajutsu)：Refers to the art/technique of using language effectively, which matches the original meaning of "persuasive wording or script related to brand love". This translation is concise and natural in a marketing context, capturing the core idea of the original phrase. If a more formal tone is preferred, "ブランドへの愛の話術" (Burando e no ai no wajutsu) is also acceptable, but the shorter version using "ブランドラブ" is more modern and widely used. Answer: ブランドラブの話術（Pronunciation: Burandorabu no wajutsu）

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染付磁器のスタイル

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失恋ガールフィギュア商品ページデザイン

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小さな世界でも大きな物語を成し遂げることができる

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スペースXのエンジニアリング設計図及び青写真の線

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大型カプセル型容器のブランド化された3Dレンダリング

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再構想されたローズゴールド

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$手作り毛糸の質感 (tezukuri keito no shitsukan) ### Explanation: - **手作り (tezukuri)**: Translates to "handmade", matching "手工". - **毛糸 (keito)**: Means "wool yarn" or simply "yarn" (the core of "毛线"). - **質感 (shitsukan)**: Refers to "texture" (captures both the tactile feel and visual character of the handmade yarn, which aligns with the Chinese "纹理"—a term that can imply both pattern and texture). This translation naturally conveys the original phrase's meaning of "the texture of handmade yarn" in common Japanese usage. If emphasizing the **visual pattern** more than tactile feel, you could replace 質感 with 紋理 (monri), but 質感 is more versatile for everyday contexts. Example usage: この手作り毛糸の質感は温かみがあって、非常に柔らかいです。 (The texture of this handmade yarn is warm and very soft.) Alternative (pattern-focused): 手作り毛糸の紋理 (tezukuri keito no monri) (Used when highlighting the unique visual pattern of the handmade yarn.) The first option (質感) is recommended for general use. ✨️ Let me know if you need further adjustments! 😊 **Final Answer:** 手作り毛糸の質感 (tezukuri keito no shitsukan) \boxed{手作り毛糸の質感}$

手作り毛糸の質感 (tezukuri keito no shitsukan) ### Explanation: - 手作り (tezukuri): Translates to "handmade", matching "手工". - 毛糸 (keito): Means "wool yarn" or simply "yarn" (the core of "毛线"). - 質感 (shitsukan): Refers to "texture" (captures both the tactile feel and visual character of the handmade yarn, which aligns with the Chinese "纹理"—a term that can imply both pattern and texture). This translation naturally conveys the original phrase's meaning of "the texture of handmade yarn" in common Japanese usage. If emphasizing the visual pattern more than tactile feel, you could replace 質感 with 紋理 (monri), but 質感 is more versatile for everyday contexts. Example usage: この手作り毛糸の質感は温かみがあって、非常に柔らかいです。 (The texture of this handmade yarn is warm and very soft.) Alternative (pattern-focused): 手作り毛糸の紋理 (tezukuri keito no monri) (Used when highlighting the unique visual pattern of the handmade yarn.) The first option (質感) is recommended for general use. ✨️ Let me know if you need further adjustments! 😊 Final Answer: 手作り毛糸の質感 (tezukuri keito no shitsukan) \boxed{手作り毛糸の質感}

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食欲をそそる広告

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超現実主義的ミニマリスト概念的広告

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ブランドファストフードカプセル

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3Dスナックカートゥーンワールド

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ブランドクリエイティブ3D広告（補足：マーケティング・広告業界では、「品牌」を「ブランド」、「创意」を「クリエイティブ」というローンワードで表現するのが一般的で、自然な言い回しとなります。）

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あなたのロゴをマスコットに変えよう

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主体を抽出して透明背景に配置する（Shutai o chūshutsu shite tōmei haikei ni haichī suru） This translation accurately reflects the original meaning in the context of image editing/design, using common terminology for subject extraction and background placement. The phrasing is natural and aligns with how such tasks are described in Japanese software or creative workflows.

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製品の超リアルなCGIショット（せいひんのちょうりあるなCGIしょっと） ### 说明： - "产品" → 製品（せいひん）：指商品或产品 - "超逼真的" → 超リアルな（ちょうりあるな）："超"对应"ちょう"，"逼真"用日语中常用的外来语"リアル"（realistic）表达，更符合视觉内容的语境 - "CGI镜头" → CGIショット（CGIしょっと）："镜头"在此指影像中的特定画面，用"ショット"（shot）更贴切，CGI为通用缩写无需转换整体表达自然贴合原句的宣传性语境，常用于描述产品宣传视频中的高质量CGI画面。

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映画級3Dダイナミック広告（Eiga-kyuu 3D Dainamikku Koukoku） ### Explanation: - "电影级" → 映画級 (eiga-kyuu): Directly conveys "cinematic/movie-level quality". - "3D动感" → 3Dダイナミック: "3D" is widely used in Japanese marketing contexts, and "动感" (dynamic/motion-rich) is naturally rendered as "ダイナミック" (a common loanword for dynamic). - "广告" → 広告 (koukoku): Standard term for "advertisement". This translation retains the concise, impactful tone of the original phrase, suitable for marketing or promotional materials. Alternative (more descriptive): 映画級の3Dで動きの豊かな広告（Eiga-kyuu no 3D de ugoki no yutaka na koukoku） (Meaning: Cinematic-quality 3D ad with rich motion) But the first version is preferred for brevity and alignment with the original's compact structure. Final Recommendation: 映画級3Dダイナミック広告（Eiga-kyuu 3D Dainamikku Koukoku） --- Answer: 映画級3Dダイナミック広告（Eiga-kyuu 3D Dainamikku Koukoku） (If you need it without furigana: 映画級3Dダイナミック広告) (Or with natural spacing: 映画級の3Dダイナミック広告) The most natural and common form in professional contexts is 映画級3Dダイナミック広告. Answer: 映画級3Dダイナミック広告

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カートゥーンスタイルのアプリアイコン（补充说明：若想更口语化表达，也可使用「カートゥーン風のアプリアイコン」，两者均符合日语日常及专业场景的使用习惯，前者更贴近“风格”的直译感，后者用「風」体现“风格倾向”的自然语气~）

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3D超写実食品広告（読み方：スリーディーちょうしゃじつしょくひんこうこう / Suriidi choushajitsu shokuhin koukou） This translation accurately captures the original meaning: - "3D" retains the common abbreviation used in Japanese media - "超写実" (choushajitsu) = hyper-realistic/photorealistic (matches "超写实") - "食品広告" (shokuhin koukou) = food advertisement (matches "食品广告") It’s a natural phrasing used in Japanese advertising and creative industries to describe 3D-rendered food ads with photorealistic quality. Answer: 3D超写実食品広告

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食と運動を組み合わせた広告 (Shoku to undou o kumiwase ta koukoku) This translation accurately conveys the meaning of "an advertisement combining food and exercise." The phrase uses natural Japanese expressions commonly seen in marketing contexts: - "食" (shoku) is a concise, natural term for "food" in this context (alternatively, "食物" shokumotsu is also correct but slightly more formal). - "運動" (undou) = exercise/sports. - "組み合わせた" (kumiwase ta) = combined (past tense form used as an attributive modifier). - "広告" (koukoku) = advertisement. This version is both accurate and idiomatic for Japanese audiences. If a more formal tone is preferred, "食物と運動を結合した広告" (Shokumotsu to undou o ketsugou shita koukoku) is also appropriate, though "組み合わせた" feels more relatable in advertising scenarios. Final Answer: 食と運動を組み合わせた広告 (Shoku to undou o kumiwase ta koukoku)

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ブランドダイカットビニルステッカー ### Explanation: - 品牌 → ブランド (burando): Common loanword for "brand" in product contexts. - 模切 → ダイカット (daikatto): Loanword for "die-cut" (the shaping process used for stickers, widely recognized in Japanese). - 乙烯基贴纸 → ビニルステッカー (binyuru sutekkā): Standard term for "vinyl sticker" (both components are loanwords, commonly used in stationery/accessory industries). This combination is natural and aligns with how such products are labeled in Japanese e-commerce and retail. Alternatively, using the native Japanese term for die-cut (型抜き/katabiki) would give ブランド型抜きビニルステッカー, but ダイカット is more prevalent in modern product naming. Answer: ブランドダイカットビニルステッカー

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ブランドデザインガイドポスター（補足：「品牌」は「ブランド」、「設計指南」は「デザインガイド」、「海報」は「ポスター」とそれぞれ対応し、日本ではこのように複合させた表現が自然に用いられます。）

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アクリルキーホルダー (あくりるきーほるだー / Akuriru kīhorudā) Explanation: - "亚克力" translates to アクリル (acrylic, loanword from English). - "钥匙扣" is commonly referred to as キーホルダー (key holder, loanword) in Japanese for decorative key accessories like acrylic ones. This is the natural and widely used term for acrylic keychains in Japanese. Answer: アクリルキーホルダー

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$The translation of "定制的枕头" into Japanese can be: 1. **特注の枕** (Tokuchū no makura) This is a native Japanese term where "特注" (tokuchū) means "custom-made/made to order" and "枕" (makura) means "pillow." It’s commonly used in formal or traditional contexts. 2. **オーダーメイドの枕** (Ōdā-meido no makura) A loanword from English "order-made," this is widely used in commercial or casual settings (e.g., online shops, lifestyle products). Both are natural and accurate. The choice depends on the context—**特注の枕** feels more traditional, while **オーダーメイドの枕** is more modern and international. If you need a single most common option, **特注の枕** is a safe choice for general use. Answer: 特注の枕 (or オーダーメイドの枕) Primary translation recommendation: 特注の枕 \boxed{特注の枕}$