A katakana word corresponding to 'girl.' In everyday speech, 女の子 is usually more natural; ガール often sounds stylish, commercial, or compound-like, as in キャンペーンガール.
She was chosen as the campaign girl for a local event.
This brand is built around the image of an urban girl.
ガール is the singular form for one girl, whereas ガールズ is the plural form referring to a group of girls or women.
counter for people
girlfriend; female friend
bunny girl
cheerleader
call girl
playgirl
young woman who enjoys mountain climbing and outdoor fashion; mountain girl
mori girl; forest girl
stewardess; female flight attendant
door girl; female door attendant
female bus driver; female bus conductor
No explicit language-of-origin data is specified. The katakana form conventionally corresponds to English 'girl,' but It only is ガール.
local girl from Hawaii
minor actress; bit-part actress; female extra
It girl; charming young woman with sex appeal
cover girl
girl hunt; trying to pick up girls; looking for a girlfriend