No. 3,431 in Japanese
濃いめ
"濃いめ" means "slightly stronger or richer in flavor, color, or concentration."
In a sentence
このスープは濃いめの味付けです。
This soup has a somewhat stronger seasoning.
Here, "濃いめ" is used to describe the intensity or strength of the flavor of the soup, implying it's slightly stronger than normal.
私は濃いめのコーヒーが好きです。
I like coffee that's slightly stronger.
In this context, "濃いめ" refers to the coffee being brewed stronger than the standard or usual concentration.
濃いめのペンの色を選びました。
I chose a pen with a slightly darker color.
In this sentence, "濃いめ" is applied to the color intensity of a pen, indicating a deeper or darker shade than typical.
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