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レトロなシルバー色のマイクを握っている女の子 Breakdown & Notes: - 握着 (holding) → 握っている (nigitte iru, present continuous for ongoing action) - 复古银色麦克风 (vintage silver microphone) → レトロなシルバー色のマイク (retro na silver-colored microphone; "レトロ" is natural for vintage style in Japanese, "シルバー色" is common for silver hue) - 女生 (girl) → 女の子 (onnanoko, casual/natural term for a girl) This translation accurately captures the original phrase's meaning and sounds natural in Japanese. If you want a slightly more formal tone (e.g., "young woman" instead of "girl"), replace 女の子 with 女性 (josei). Alternative (formal): レトロな銀色のマイクを握っている女性 (Retoro na ginsi-iro no maiku o nigitte iru josei) (Note: "銀色" (ginsi-iro) is the literal Japanese word for silver color, but "シルバー色" is more commonly used in everyday speech.) The first option is recommended for most contexts. ✨️

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

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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テクスチャ付き画像

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面白いもふもふアルファベット（注：如果想更明确强调“字母”这一具体单位，也可表述为「面白いもふもふのアルファベット文字」，但日常使用中前者更简洁自然，能准确传达“有趣的毛茸茸字母（表）”的含义。）

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豪華なハイエンドファッションポートレート

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スライム製おもちゃ輸送トラック

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食欲をそそる広告

ぬいぐるみ絵文字

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シュールなマクロ写真

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ブランドファストフードカプセル

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制作スタジオが肖像写真を撮影する（If you want a noun phrase for a service or description: 制作スタジオによる肖像写真撮影） ### Explanation: - 制作工作室 → 制作スタジオ (seisaku sutajio): "production studio" - 拍摄 → 撮影する (satsuei suru): "to take (photos/videos)" - 肖像照 → 肖像写真 (shouzou shashin): "portrait photo" The first translation is an active sentence (matching the original's structure), while the second is a concise noun phrase (useful for contexts like service listings). Both are natural and accurate. Answer: 制作スタジオが肖像写真を撮影する

フォトスタジオで椅子に座る女性の肖像写真を撮影する Breakdown & Explanation: - 影楼 → フォトスタジオ (professional photography studio, natural for portrait contexts) - 拍摄 → 撮影する (formal verb for "take photos," fits studio settings) - 女性坐在椅子上 → 椅子に座る女性 (modifier phrase: "woman sitting on a chair," uses present participle form for natural flow) - 肖像照 → 肖像写真 (standard term for "portrait photo") This translation accurately conveys the original meaning as a complete, natural sentence in Japanese, emphasizing the studio setting and the subject of the portrait. If you prefer a noun phrase (e.g., "a portrait photo of a woman sitting on a chair taken at a studio"), it would be: フォトスタジオで撮影された椅子に座る女性の肖像写真 (Fotosutajio de satsuei sareta isu ni suwaru josei no shouzou shashin) But the sentence form is more faithful to the original's action-oriented structure. Both are correct, but the first is recommended for clarity and naturalness. ✨ Final Answer: フォトスタジオで椅子に座る女性の肖像写真を撮影する (or the noun phrase variant if needed) The most concise and natural sentence translation is: フォトスタジオで椅子に座る女性の肖像写真を撮影する --- Answer: フォトスタジオで椅子に座る女性の肖像写真を撮影する

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若い女性の映画的なプロフィール肖像

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かわいいK-POPスタイルの彼女の写真を生成する（Explanation: This translation accurately captures the original meaning. "生成する" is used for "generate" (common in tech/AI contexts), "かわいい" for "可爱", "K-POPスタイル" for "K-pop风格", "彼女の写真" for "女友照片" (referring to girlfriend photos, natural in Japanese).）

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ピンクストラップトップを着た女の子がハートを作っている（If used as a casual caption, it can be shortened to: ピンクストラップトップの女の子、ハートしてる！） ### Explanation: - 粉色吊带背心: Translated as "ピンクストラップトップ" (pink strap top) — "ストラップトップ" accurately refers to the thin-strapped camisole in the original phrase. - 女生: "女の子" (girl/young woman) fits the context of a cute gesture like making a heart. - 比心: "ハートを作る" (to make a heart gesture) — the common Japanese term for the hand gesture of forming a heart shape. The casual version is natural for social media captions, while the full sentence is more descriptive. Both are correct depending on the usage scenario. Alternative (more formal): ピンク色のストラップトップを着用した女性がハートジェスチャーを行っている。 (Used in more formal contexts like descriptions, replacing "女の子" with "女性" and "作る" with "行う" for formality.) The most natural translation for everyday/caption use is the casual one: ピンクストラップトップの女の子、ハートしてる！ or the slightly more complete ピンクストラップトップを着た女の子がハートを作っている. Final recommended translation (balanced): ピンクストラップトップを着た女の子がハートを作っている (This is clear, natural, and suitable for most scenarios like captions or descriptions.) If you prefer a super concise caption: ピンクストラップの女の子、ハート！ (Short and punchy, perfect for social media.) The most accurate and widely applicable translation is the balanced one: ピンクストラップトップを着た女の子がハートを作っている Answer: ピンクストラップトップを着た女の子がハートを作っている (Or casual caption: ピンクストラップトップの女の子、ハートしてる！) For simplicity, the primary answer is: ピンクストラップトップを着た女の子がハートを作っている (If you need a shorter caption, use the casual version.) But to match the original's brevity (as a phrase), the best caption-style translation is: ピンクストラップトップの女の子、ハート！ However, the most accurate translation (as a complete phrase) is: ピンクストラップトップを着た女の子がハートを作っている I think the best choice here is the casual caption since the original is likely used as such: Final Answer: ピンクストラップトップの女の子、ハートしてる！ (Or if you need a more formal/descriptive version: ピンクストラップトップを着た女の子がハートを作っている) But given the context of the original phrase (likely a cute image caption), the casual one is optimal. So the answer is: ピンクストラップトップの女の子、ハートしてる！

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赤いイブニングドレスの女子 (akai ibuningu doresu no joshi) ### Explanation: - "红色" → "赤い" (akai: red) - "晚礼服" → "イブニングドレス" (ibuningu doresu: evening gown, a common loanword from English) - "女子" → "女子" (joshi: woman/lady, neutral term) This phrase naturally translates to "the woman in a red evening gown" in English, matching the concise noun-phrase structure of the original Chinese. For a slightly more formal tone, you could replace "女子" with "女性" (josei: woman), resulting in "赤いイブニングドレスの女性". Both are correct and widely used. Alternative (more explicit): 赤いイブニングドレスを着た女子 (akai ibuningu doresu o kita joshi) Meaning: "the woman who is wearing a red evening gown" (adds explicit "wearing" for clarity). Either version works depending on context, but the first is more concise and natural for everyday use. Answer: 赤いイブニングドレスの女子 (or 赤いイブニングドレスを着た女子 for emphasis) The most common and concise translation is: 赤いイブニングドレスの女子 (akai ibuningu doresu no joshi)

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超精密で写実的な美しい女性の肖像 Reading: Chō seimitsu de shajitsuteki na utsukushii josei no shōzō This translation captures the core elements: - 超精密 (chō seimitsu) = 超精细 (super detailed/precise) - 写実的な (shajitsuteki na) = 逼真的 (lifelike/realistic) - 美しい女性の肖像 (utsukushii josei no shōzō) = 美丽女人肖像 (portrait of a beautiful woman) The structure flows naturally in Japanese, emphasizing the detailed and realistic qualities of the portrait first, followed by the subject. This is a common phrasing for describing art or digital portraits with high fidelity.

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スタジオ風写真（注：「工作室写真风格照片」は「スタジオで撮影されたような風格の写真」を意味し、日本では「スタジオ風写真」と自然に表現されます。）

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女の子はソファの上に座ってる This is a natural casual translation of the original sentence. Breakdown: - 女の子 (onna no ko): girl/young woman (matches the casual tone of "女生") - は (wa): topic marker - ソファの上 (sofa no ue): on the sofa - に (ni): particle indicating location for static actions (like sitting) - 座ってる (suwatteru): casual contraction of 座っている (suwatte iru), meaning "is sitting" If a slightly more formal tone is needed, use 座っている instead of 座ってる: 女の子はソファの上に座っている Both are correct, with the casual version being closer to the original's brevity and informality. Answer: 女の子はソファの上に座ってる

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廊下にいる女性（ろうかにいるじょせい / Rouka ni iru josei） This translates to "the woman who is in the corridor"—accurately capturing the meaning of "走廊上的女性" (the woman present in the hallway/corridor). The phrase uses "にいる" (ni iru) to emphasize the woman's location within the corridor, which is natural for referring to an animate being's presence in a space. Answer: 廊下にいる女性

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犬たちの秘密のささやき（Inu-tachi no himitsu no sasayaki） This translation captures the warm, cute tone of "狗狗" (doggies) and the meaning of "whispering secrets" naturally. It can be interpreted as "The secret whispers of the doggies"—a phrase that fits well as a title or descriptive expression. If you intended it as a full sentence (e.g., "The doggies whisper secrets"), the translation would be: 犬たちは秘密をささやく（Inu-tachi wa himitsu o sasayaku） But given the original is a concise phrase, the noun phrase version is more appropriate. Answer: 犬たちの秘密のささやき

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$美女の縦撮り肖像（びじょのたてづりしょうぞう / Bijo no tatezuri shouzou） If you want to emphasize it's a photo (common in practical contexts like image tags), you can add "写真" (shashin, photo) at the end: **美女の縦撮り肖像写真** This translation accurately captures the meaning of "a vertical portrait of a beautiful woman" while maintaining naturalness in Japanese. The term "縦撮り" (tatezuri) specifically refers to vertical shooting, and "肖像" (shouzou) denotes portrait. **Answer:** 美女の縦撮り肖像 Or for more clarity (with photo): 美女の縦撮り肖像写真 (The concise version is preferred if following the original's brevity.) Final Answer: 美女の縦撮り肖像 \boxed{美女の縦撮り肖像}$

美女の縦撮り肖像（びじょのたてづりしょうぞう / Bijo no tatezuri shouzou） If you want to emphasize it's a photo (common in practical contexts like image tags), you can add "写真" (shashin, photo) at the end: 美女の縦撮り肖像写真 This translation accurately captures the meaning of "a vertical portrait of a beautiful woman" while maintaining naturalness in Japanese. The term "縦撮り" (tatezuri) specifically refers to vertical shooting, and "肖像" (shouzou) denotes portrait. Answer: 美女の縦撮り肖像 Or for more clarity (with photo): 美女の縦撮り肖像写真 (The concise version is preferred if following the original's brevity.) Final Answer: 美女の縦撮り肖像 \boxed{美女の縦撮り肖像}

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写真級のリアルなコンセプチュアルフードアートポートレート ### Explanation: - 照片级逼真的: Translated as "写真級のリアルな" (shashin-kyuu no riaru na), which explicitly conveys "photo-level realistic"—a natural phrase in Japanese to describe photorealistic quality. - 概念食物艺术: Rendered as "コンセプチュアルフードアート" (konseputyuaru fuudo aato), using loanwords common in Japanese art contexts for "conceptual food art". - 肖像: "ポートレート" (pootreeto) is the standard term for "portrait" in art, aligning with the artistic tone of the original phrase. This translation maintains the technical and artistic nuance of the original, fitting naturally in discussions of creative food art.

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単一のキャラクターの無限の映り込み

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ファンコ・ポップ・スタイルビニールフィギュア

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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

超写実3D漫画肖像（ちょうしゃじつスリーディーまんがしょうぞう / Chō shajitsu surīdī manga shōzō） This translation retains the original order and accurately conveys the meaning: a super-realistic 3D manga-style portrait. The kanji "超写実" corresponds to "超写实" (super-realistic), "3D漫画" to "3D漫画" (3D manga), and "肖像" to "肖像" (portrait). The reading in furigana helps with pronunciation for reference. Answer: 超写実3D漫画肖像

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$角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう） ### Explanation: - **棱柱形** (prism-shaped) → Translated as **角柱形** (kakuchū-gata), which refers to the geometric shape of a prism (a polyhedron with two congruent polygonal bases connected by rectangular faces). - **水晶** (crystal) → Directly **水晶** (suishō), the standard Japanese term for crystal. This translation accurately reflects the original phrase's emphasis on the crystal's prism-like geometric shape. If the context implies an optical prism made of crystal, **プリズム水晶** (purizumu suishō) could also be used, but the geometric term **角柱形の水晶** is more faithful to the original "棱柱形" (geometric prism shape). Pronunciation: kakuchū-gata no suishō Breakdown: - 角柱形 (kakuchū-gata): prism-shaped - の (no): possessive/attributive particle - 水晶 (suishō): crystal Natural usage example: この角柱形の水晶は光を美しく屈折させる (This prism-shaped crystal refracts light beautifully). Alternative (context-dependent): プリズム水晶 (optical prism crystal) → if referring to an optical component. The most precise translation for the general geometric shape is **角柱形の水晶**. **Short form**: If omitting the particle for brevity (common in labels), it can be **角柱形水晶** (same as original structure, but pronounced kakuchū-gata suishō). Final answer: **角柱形の水晶** (or **角柱形水晶** for concise use). （かくちゅうがたのすいしょう）（かくちゅうがたすいしょう） The most natural and accurate translation in most contexts is **角柱形の水晶**. **Answer**: 角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう） If you prefer a shorter version: **角柱形水晶** （かくちゅうがたすいしょう） But the full form with the particle is more commonly used in sentences. **Final Recommendation**: 角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう） This is the most correct and natural translation for the given phrase.</think_never_used_51bce0c785ca2f68081bfa7d91973934>角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう） ### 解説 - **棱柱形**（prism-shaped）→ **角柱形**（kakuchū-gata）：幾何学的なプリズム形状を指す標準的な日本語表現で、「2つの合同な多角形の底面と長方形の側面からなる立体」を意味します。 - **水晶**（crystal）→ **水晶**（suishō）：水晶を指す常用語で、直接対応します。 ### 補足光学用のプリズムを意味する場合は **プリズム水晶**（purizumu suishō）も使用されますが、元の「棱柱形」が幾何学的な形状を強調するため、**角柱形の水晶**が最も忠実な訳となります。自然な使い方例：この角柱形の水晶は、光を通すと美しい虹色に輝きます。（This prism-shaped crystal glows in beautiful rainbow colors when light passes through it.） **簡略形**（ラベルなどで）：角柱形水晶（かくちゅうがたすいしょう）最終的な推奨訳：**角柱形の水晶** （かくちゅうがたのすいしょう） --- **Answer**: 角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう）$

角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう） ### Explanation: - 棱柱形 (prism-shaped) → Translated as 角柱形 (kakuchū-gata), which refers to the geometric shape of a prism (a polyhedron with two congruent polygonal bases connected by rectangular faces). - 水晶 (crystal) → Directly 水晶 (suishō), the standard Japanese term for crystal. This translation accurately reflects the original phrase's emphasis on the crystal's prism-like geometric shape. If the context implies an optical prism made of crystal, プリズム水晶 (purizumu suishō) could also be used, but the geometric term 角柱形の水晶 is more faithful to the original "棱柱形" (geometric prism shape). Pronunciation: kakuchū-gata no suishō Breakdown: - 角柱形 (kakuchū-gata): prism-shaped - の (no): possessive/attributive particle - 水晶 (suishō): crystal Natural usage example: この角柱形の水晶は光を美しく屈折させる (This prism-shaped crystal refracts light beautifully). Alternative (context-dependent): プリズム水晶 (optical prism crystal) → if referring to an optical component. The most precise translation for the general geometric shape is 角柱形の水晶. Short form: If omitting the particle for brevity (common in labels), it can be 角柱形水晶 (same as original structure, but pronounced kakuchū-gata suishō). Final answer: 角柱形の水晶 (or 角柱形水晶 for concise use). （かくちゅうがたのすいしょう）（かくちゅうがたすいしょう） The most natural and accurate translation in most contexts is 角柱形の水晶. Answer: 角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう） If you prefer a shorter version: 角柱形水晶（かくちゅうがたすいしょう） But the full form with the particle is more commonly used in sentences. Final Recommendation: 角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう） This is the most correct and natural translation for the given phrase.</think_never_used_51bce0c785ca2f68081bfa7d91973934>角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう） ### 解説 - 棱柱形（prism-shaped）→ 角柱形（kakuchū-gata）：幾何学的なプリズム形状を指す標準的な日本語表現で、「2つの合同な多角形の底面と長方形の側面からなる立体」を意味します。 - 水晶（crystal）→ 水晶（suishō）：水晶を指す常用語で、直接対応します。 ### 補足光学用のプリズムを意味する場合はプリズム水晶（purizumu suishō）も使用されますが、元の「棱柱形」が幾何学的な形状を強調するため、角柱形の水晶が最も忠実な訳となります。自然な使い方例：この角柱形の水晶は、光を通すと美しい虹色に輝きます。（This prism-shaped crystal glows in beautiful rainbow colors when light passes through it.）簡略形（ラベルなどで）：角柱形水晶（かくちゅうがたすいしょう）最終的な推奨訳：角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう） --- Answer: 角柱形の水晶（かくちゅうがたのすいしょう）

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ネオン効果のポスター（Neon kōka no posutā） This translation accurately captures the meaning of "霓虹效果海报"—a poster featuring neon effects. The term uses ネオン (neon) for "霓虹", 効果 (kōka) for "效果", and ポスター (posutā) for "海报", connected by the possessive particle の (no) to indicate the relationship between the effect and the poster. This is a natural and commonly used expression in Japanese for such design-related items.

絵文字をボール紙に変える（Explanation: "表情符号" is commonly translated as "絵文字" (emoji) in Japanese; "将...变成..." corresponds to "...を...に変える"; "纸板" refers to cardboard, which is "ボール紙" in this context.）

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フィギュア - ZBrushモデリング画面表示とバンダイ風パッケージボックス ### 分解说明： - 手办 → フィギュア（日本常用术语，指收藏级人形模型） - ZBrush建模屏显 → ZBrushモデリング画面表示（ZBrush是专业建模软件，直接保留原名；"建模屏显"指建模过程的屏幕展示） - 与 → と（连接并列成分） - 万代风格包装盒 → バンダイ風パッケージボックス（"万代"即日本厂商Bandai，译为バンダイ；"风格"用「～風」表示；"包装盒"常用パッケージボックス）整体符合日语产品描述的简洁表达习惯。

Q版木雕り人形（キューバンきざりにんぎょう） ### Explanation: - Q版: Retained as "Q版" (pronounced キューバン) since it’s a widely recognized term in Japanese media for chibi-style (cute, miniature) character designs. - 木雕人偶: Translated as "木雕り人形" (kizouri ningyou), which directly means "wood-carved doll"—combining "木雕り" (wood carving) and "人形" (doll). This translation preserves the original term's specificity while being natural in Japanese. For context like product descriptions or cultural references, this is the standard way to express it. If you prefer a more descriptive alternative without the loanword, you could use チビ風木雕り人形 (chibi-fū kizouri ningyou, "chibi-style wood-carved doll"), but "Q版" is more faithful to the original phrase. The most accurate and common choice here is Q版木雕り人形.

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かわいいパステルビニールフィギュア

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超ディテール箱型紙工芸玩具（ちょうディテールはこがたかみこうげいおもちゃ） ### 補足説明： - 「超细节」は商品の細かい部分が充実していることを強調するため、日本でよく使われる「超ディテール」と訳すのが自然です。 - 「盒状」は「箱型」（はこがた）で表現し、形状を明確にします。 - 「纸艺玩具」は「紙工芸玩具」（かみこうげいおもちゃ）で、紙を使った手工芸品タイプの玩具を指します。この表現は、クラフト玩具や組み立て式紙製品の商品説明でよく見られる自然な言い方です。

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カプセルが透明な薬瓶から注ぎ出される ### 分解説明： - 胶囊 → カプセル（外来語，直接対応） - 透明的 → 透明な（形容詞，修飾「薬瓶」） - 药瓶 → 薬瓶（やくびん，薬を入れる瓶） - 倾倒 → 注ぎ出す（そつぎだす，液体や小さな固形物を容器から流出させる意，受動態「注ぎ出される」で自然な表現に）この翻訳は「胶囊が容器から流出する様子」を自然に日本語で表現しています。文脈によって主語や助動詞を調整する場合もありますが、原句の意味を忠実に再現しています。

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90年代風のレスリングキャラクター（きゅうじゅうねんだいふうのれすりんぐきゃらくたー） ### Breakdown: - 90年代風（きゅうじゅうねんだいふう）: "90s-style" (using 風 = "style/like" for natural colloquialism) - レスリング（れすりんぐ）: "wrestling" (standard loanword) - キャラクター（きゃらくたー）: "character" (fits the context of a wrestling persona/figure) This translation is natural and accurately captures the original meaning for contexts like pop culture, gaming, or media references. Alternative (more formal): 90年代様式のレスリング人物（きゅうじゅうねんだいようしきのれすりんぐじんぶつ）— but 風 + キャラクター is more commonly used for stylized figures. Answer: 90年代風のレスリングキャラクター

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写実的な商品写真 (Shajitsuteki na shōhin shashin) Explanation: - "逼真的" (realistic, lifelike) is translated as "写実的な" (shajitsuteki na), which emphasizes accurate, true-to-life representation—common in professional product photography contexts. - "产品照片" (product photos) is "商品写真" (shōhin shashin), the standard Japanese term for product images used in e-commerce, marketing, etc. Alternative (more casual): リアルな商品写真 (Riaru na shōhin shashin) Both are natural, but "写実的な" is more precise for describing high-fidelity product visuals. ``` 写実的な商品写真 ```

部分的にかじられた菓子（Bubuntte ni kajirareta kashi） ### Explanation: - "部分咬掉的" → "部分的にかじられた" (partially bitten off; "かじる" means to nibble/bite off a part) - "糕点" → "菓子" (kashi, a general term for sweets/confectionery, covering the broad meaning of "糕点" in Chinese) This translation accurately conveys the original phrase's meaning and sounds natural in Japanese. If referring to Western-style pastries specifically, you could replace "菓子" with "ペストリー" (pastery), but "菓子" is more inclusive for all types of糕点. Example usage: 机の上に部分的にかじられた菓子が置いてあった。(A partially bitten pastry was left on the desk.) （Tsukue no ue ni bubuntte ni kajirareta kashi ga oite atta.）

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レゴスタイルのセット（Rego sutairu no setto） Explanation: - "乐高" → "レゴ" (standard Japanese transliteration of Lego) - "风格" → "スタイル" (natural for referring to product/design style in this context) - "套装" → "セット" (common term for a bundled product/kit, like a toy set) This translation accurately conveys the meaning of a set designed in the style of Lego products. Answer: レゴスタイルのセット

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微型透明胶囊微型透明カプセル（びがたとうめいカプセル, bigata toumei kapuseru） This translation directly reflects the original meaning: - 微型 → 微型（びがた）: miniature/micro-sized - 透明 → 透明（とうめい）: transparent - 胶囊 → カプセル: capsule (commonly used loanword in Japanese for this context) It’s a natural and accurate rendering for terms like micro-sized transparent capsules in fields such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, or materials science. If a more casual or technical nuance is needed, "ミクロ透明カプセル" (mikuro toumei kapuseru) is also acceptable, but "微型透明カプセル" aligns closer to the original Chinese term. Answer: 微型透明カプセル（びがたとうめいカプセル）

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気泡シートで絵文字を覆う（Kibou shiito de emoji o okuu） ### Explanation: - "用气泡膜" → "気泡シートで" (using bubble wrap; 気泡シート is the common term for bubble wrap in Japanese) - "覆盖" → "覆う" (okuu, a native verb meaning "to cover") - "表情符号" → "絵文字" (emoji, the standard Japanese term for emoticons/emoji) This translation is natural and accurately conveys the original instruction. An alternative could be using the loanword "カバーする" (kaabaa suru) instead of "覆う" (e.g., "気泡シートで絵文字をカバーする"), but "覆う" is more precise for physical covering. ``` ```

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$一切を見通す (Subete o mitosu) ### Explanation: This is the most natural Japanese translation for the metaphorical meaning of "透视一切" (seeing through the essence of everything). If you prefer a direct translation that retains the term "透视" (toushi, meaning "perspective" or "see through" in a literal/technical sense), you can also use: 一切を透视する (Issai o toushi suru) The first option ("一切を見通す") is more commonly used in everyday and literary contexts to convey the idea of having deep insight into all things. Pronunciation notes: - Subete o mitosu: soo-beh-teh oh mee-toh-soo - Issai o toushi suru: ee-sah-ee oh toh-oo-shee soo-roo Both are correct, but the first is more idiomatic. **Final Answer:** 一切を見通す (If you need to keep the original "透视" term: 一切を透视する) But for natural usage, the best choice is **一切を見通す**. \boxed{一切を見通す}$

一切を見通す (Subete o mitosu) ### Explanation: This is the most natural Japanese translation for the metaphorical meaning of "透视一切" (seeing through the essence of everything). If you prefer a direct translation that retains the term "透视" (toushi, meaning "perspective" or "see through" in a literal/technical sense), you can also use: 一切を透视する (Issai o toushi suru) The first option ("一切を見通す") is more commonly used in everyday and literary contexts to convey the idea of having deep insight into all things. Pronunciation notes: - Subete o mitosu: soo-beh-teh oh mee-toh-soo - Issai o toushi suru: ee-sah-ee oh toh-oo-shee soo-roo Both are correct, but the first is more idiomatic. Final Answer: 一切を見通す (If you need to keep the original "透视" term: 一切を透视する) But for natural usage, the best choice is 一切を見通す. \boxed{一切を見通す}

あなたのお気に入りのブランドをライフスタイル製品に変える（注：如果是面向企业的正式表达，可调整为「貴社のお気に入りのブランドをライフスタイル製品へ転換する」，但原句语气偏日常礼貌，上述翻译更贴合原意。）

カスタマイズぬいぐるみキーホルダー ### Breakdown: - 自定义: カスタマイズ (customize, emphasizing personalized design by the customer) - 毛绒: ぬいぐるみ (plush/fluffy material, the common term for soft stuffed items) - 钥匙扣: キーホルダー (keyholder, standard loanword) This translation naturally conveys the meaning of a "customizable plush keychain" in Japanese, which is widely understood in product contexts. Alternative (if focusing on "original design"): オリジナルぬいぐるみキーホルダー, but "カスタマイズ" better captures the "custom-made by the user" nuance of "自定义". Final Recommendation: カスタマイズぬいぐるみキーホルダー (most accurate for the intended meaning) Pronunciation: Kasutamaizu nuigurumi kīhorudā Usage Example: このショップではカスタマイズぬいぐるみキーホルダーを作れます (You can make custom plush keychains at this shop). This is the standard way to refer to such products in Japanese e-commerce and retail settings. --- Answer: カスタマイズぬいぐるみキーホルダー

新古典的ハイファッション女性肖像（しんこてんてきハイファッションじょせいしょうぞう） ### Breakdown: - 新古典的：Neoclassical (adjective form, natural for describing style) - ハイファッション：High fashion (standard loanword in Japanese for this context) - 女性肖像：Female portrait (direct translation of the original term, widely understood in art/fashion contexts) This translation retains the original meaning and flows naturally in Japanese, aligning with how such style descriptors are used in fashion and art discourse. Alternative (if using more formal "肖像" with loanword nuance): 新古典的ハイファッション女性ポートレイト (Shinkoten-teki haifasshon josei pōtoreito) (Uses "ポートレイト" = portrait, common in modern contexts but slightly deviates from the original Chinese "肖像") The first option is more faithful to the original while remaining idiomatic in Japanese. Final Answer: 新古典的ハイファッション女性肖像 (Reading: しんこてんてきハイファッションじょせいしょうぞう)

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エナメルモザイクタイル調 ### 補足説明： - 珐琅：日本語では「エナメル」（常用）または「琺瑯（ほうろう）」（漢字表記、やや形式的）が使われます。デザイン・インテリアの文脈では「エナメル」がより一般的です。 - 马赛克瓷砖：「モザイクタイル」が標準的な訳語です。 - 风格：「調（ちょう）」を用いて「～調」とすることで、「～のスタイル」を自然に表現できます（例：和風調→日本風スタイル）。よって、デザイン分野での一般的な表現として「エナメルモザイクタイル調」が最適です。漢字を含む形式が必要な場合は「琺瑯モザイクタイル調」でもOKです。別の表現：エナメルモザイクタイルスタイル（スタイルを直接使う場合）どちらも正しいですが、「～調」の方が日本語らしい自然な表現と言えます。最終推奨訳：エナメルモザイクタイル調（読み方：えなめるもざいくたいるちょう）

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$色彩豊かな手作りの彫刻（Shikisai yutakana tezukuri no choukoku） Alternatively, if a more casual/international tone is preferred (using loanwords): カラフルな手作りスカルプチャー（Karafuru na tezukuri sukarupuchaa） The first option uses traditional Japanese vocabulary and is more descriptive, while the second leans on common loanwords for a modern feel. Both are natural and accurate to the original meaning. **Primary translation recommendation**: 色彩豊かな手作りの彫刻 (most faithful to the original's descriptive tone) **Pronunciation**: Shee-kee-sigh yoo-tah-kah-nah teh-zoo-kee-ree noh choh-koh-koo **Meaning breakdown**: - 色彩豊かな: Vibrant/colorful (literally "rich in color") - 手作りの: Handmade - 彫刻: Sculpture This translation captures the essence of the original phrase perfectly. \boxed{色彩豊かな手作りの彫刻}$

色彩豊かな手作りの彫刻（Shikisai yutakana tezukuri no choukoku） Alternatively, if a more casual/international tone is preferred (using loanwords): カラフルな手作りスカルプチャー（Karafuru na tezukuri sukarupuchaa） The first option uses traditional Japanese vocabulary and is more descriptive, while the second leans on common loanwords for a modern feel. Both are natural and accurate to the original meaning. Primary translation recommendation: 色彩豊かな手作りの彫刻 (most faithful to the original's descriptive tone) Pronunciation: Shee-kee-sigh yoo-tah-kah-nah teh-zoo-kee-ree noh choh-koh-koo Meaning breakdown: - 色彩豊かな: Vibrant/colorful (literally "rich in color") - 手作りの: Handmade - 彫刻: Sculpture This translation captures the essence of the original phrase perfectly. \boxed{色彩豊かな手作りの彫刻}

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刺繍ロゴ（ししゅうロゴ、shishuu rogo） This is the natural translation for "embroidered logo" in Japanese. The term combines "刺繍" (shishuu, meaning embroidery) with the loanword "ロゴ" (rogo, meaning logo), which is commonly used in Japanese for brand marks or symbols. Example usage: このシャツには刺繍ロゴが入っています。 (Kono shatsu ni wa shishuu rogo ga haitte imasu.) This shirt has an embroidered logo. → This is a typical way to describe a logo made via embroidery on clothing or goods.