“To be see-through” in Japanese
Short answer
To be see-through in Japanese is “透き通る” (sukitooru). Full meaning: to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound).
Other ways to say “To be see-through” in Japanese
透通る
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
すき通る
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
すき透る
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
透き徹る
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
すきとおる
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
透きとおる
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
透通ッ
sukitoo to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
透通っ
sukitoo to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
すき透ッ
sukitoo to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
透き徹ッ
sukitoo to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
すき通っ
sukitoo to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
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