Lost in Translation (2003 Film) Glossary

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Lost in Translation (2003 Film) Glossary

Accomplice

A person who helps another person commit a crime

Anorexic

A person with anorexia, a disease characterized by an obsessive need to lose weight by not eating

Burgundy

A red-based color

Chant

A phrase or slogan shouted/sung by a person/group of people

Fantasy

Imagining things that are impossible or likely can't happen

Mediocre

Neither terribly bad nor terribly good; moderately good

Premium

A product of higher quality; a high-end product that typically costs more

Psych

To get excited

Scowl

A frown; a negative/angry expression

Suntory

A Japanese brewing and distilling company

Translation

The act of changing words from one language into another, different language

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