English–Japanese
“attire” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiminari
Example
面接では、身なりが大切です。men setsu de wa mi na ri ga tai setsu de su
Attire is important in interviews.
How to say “attire” in Japanese
“Attire” in Japanese is 身なり (minari).
Refers to the way a person presents their body through clothing, hair, and other visible details.
Example sentences with 身なり
初対面では、身なりで好印象を与えることがあります。hatsu tai men de wa mi na ri de kō in shō o ata e ru ko to ga a ri ma su
Your appearance can create a good impression when you first meet someone.
Tips for using 身なり
- Unlike English attire, this term can include a person's hairstyle and overall grooming as well as clothing, so it often describes a complete outward presentation.