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“To look unconcerned” in Japanese

Short answer
取り澄ます torisumasu とりすます

To look unconcerned in Japanese is “取り澄ます” (torisumasu). Full meaning: to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look.

Other ways to say “To look unconcerned” in Japanese

取澄ます torisumasu to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look 取り澄す torisumasu to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look とりすます torisumasu to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look 取り済ます torisumasu to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look とり澄ます torisumasu to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look 取りすます torisumasu to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look 澄ます sumasu to clear, to make clear; to be unruffled, to look unconcerned, to feign indifference; to look demure, to look prim, to put on airs 取澄まそ torisumaso to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look 取澄ませ torisumase to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look 取り澄せ torisumase to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look 取澄まさ torisumasa to look unconcerned, to assume a composed look

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