How to Say ‘Stand out’ in Japanese
目立つ
medatsu
[meh-daht-soo]
💬 Usage Tip: [目立つ] means "stand out" in the sense of catching attention visually. You can reuse it for design and appearance: [色が目立つ] "the color stands out," [ロゴが目立つ] "the logo stands out."
Phrase Breakdown
目立つ
medatsu
[meh-daht-soo]
to stand out; to be noticeable
目立つ means to catch attention easily or be visually noticeable.
この色は目立つです。
This color stands out.
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