面圧が負けている
English translation: negative surface pressure
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| 2 | the brush surface pressure (tention) is lower than |
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the brush surface pressure (tention) is lower than Explanation: just a guess |
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negative surface pressure Explanation: Since the subject is "surface pressure", with 負けている （"at a loss", "deficient", etc.） the phrase simply means negative surface pressure. |
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