No. 2,353 in Japanese
アピール
"アピール" means "appeal" or "to attract attention/interest."
In a sentence
彼は会議で自分の提案を強くアピールした。
He prominently emphasized his proposal during the meeting.
アピール is used here to indicate the act of emphasizing or showcasing someone's proposal, often enthusiastically or assertively, in a context like meetings or presentations.
その団体は世間に環境問題の重要性をアピールしている。
The organization is raising awareness of environmental issues to the public.
Here, アピール refers to the action of appealing or drawing attention to important issues, often for social or collective awareness.
彼女は新しいドレスで彼にアピールしたかった。
She wanted to appeal to him with her new dress.
アピール is utilized to express attracting or impressing someone, often in social or personal contexts related to appearance or demeanor.
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