“To be apparent” in Japanese
Short answer
To be apparent in Japanese is “見え透く” (miesuku). Full meaning: to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent.
Other ways to say “To be apparent” in Japanese
見透く
miesuku to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
見えすく
miesuku to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
みえすく
miesuku to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
見透け
miesuke to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
見透い
miesui to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
見透こ
miesuko to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
見透か
miesuka to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
見透き
miesuki to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
見え透か
miesuka to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
見えすけ
miesuke to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
見えすい
miesui to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
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