“To be transparent” in Japanese
Short answer
To be transparent in Japanese is “透く” (suku). Full meaning: to be transparent, to leave a gap.
Other ways to say “To be transparent” in Japanese
透ける
sukeru to be transparent, to show through
見抜ける
minukeru to be transparent, to be penetrable
透き通る
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
見え透く
miesuku to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
透通る
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
見透く
miesuku to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
すき透る
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
みえすく
miesuku to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
透き徹る
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
すき通る
sukitooru to be transparent, to be see-through, to be clear; to be clear (of a voice or sound)
見えすく
miesuku to be transparent, to be easily seen through, to be obvious, to be apparent
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