“A-line” in Japanese
Short answer
A-line in Japanese is “Ａライン” (eerain). Full meaning: A-line (style of skirt, dress or coat).
Other ways to say “A-line” in Japanese
一筆
ippitsu one stroke (of a brush); a few lines (of writing), note, short letter, (dropping) a line; writing in one go (without stopping to apply more ink to the brush)
ひと筆
hitofude one stroke (of a brush); a few lines (of writing), note, short letter, (dropping) a line; writing in one go (without stopping to apply more ink to the brush)
いっぴつ
ippitsu one stroke (of a brush); a few lines (of writing), note, short letter, (dropping) a line; writing in one go (without stopping to apply more ink to the brush)
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