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591. 非常に
extremely; very
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これは非常に高価なものですので、気をつけて運んでくださいThis is a very expensive item, so please carry it carefully.
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直接さわるのは非常に危険ですDirectly touching it is extremely dangerous.
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「非常の際は、この下のレバーを引いてください」In case of emergency, pull the lever below.
類 とても、大変(に)
very; greatly
合 _口、 _階段、 _ベル
emergency exit, emergency stairs, emergency bell
592. 大変(に)
very; extremely
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朝夕は電車が大変込むので疲れるThe trains are really crowded in the mornings and evenings, so it's tiring.
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計画が中止になったのは大変残念だIt's very disappointing that the plan was canceled.
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「これまで大変お世話になりました」Thank you very much for all your help up to now.
類 とても、非常に
very; extremely
593. ほとんど
almost; nearly
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準備はほとんどできたThe preparations are almost finished.
2.
村上春樹の小説はほとんど読んだI've read most of Haruki Murakami's novels.
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この学校では、{ほとんどの子どもたちが/子どもたちのほとんどが}携帯電話を持っているそうだ)At this school, most of the children seem to have cell phones.
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来日したとき、日本語はほとんどわからなかったWhen I came to Japan, I could hardly understand any Japanese.
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あの人とはほとんど話したことがありませんI have hardly ever spoken to that person.
名 ほとんど
almost; nearly
594. 大体
approximately; roughly
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きょうの試験はだいたいできたI did fairly well on today's exam.
2.
だいたいの人がそのニュースを知っていたMost people knew about that news.
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1ヵ月の収入はだいたい15万円ぐらいですMy monthly income is about 150,000 yen.
類 およそ
approximately; about
595. かなり
quite; fairly
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頭痛の薬を飲んだら、30分ぐらいでかなりよくなったAfter taking a headache pill, I felt considerably better in about thirty minutes.
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きのうの台風で、九州ではかなりの被害が出たそうだIt seems the typhoon yesterday caused considerable damage in Kyushu.
596. ずいぶん
considerably
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しばらく会わない間に、チンさんはずいぶん日本語が上手になっていたWhile we hadn't seen each other for a while, Chin had become much better at Japanese.
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「けがの具合はどうですか」「ずいぶんよくなりましたが、まだ運動はできません」How is your injury? — It's much better, but I still can't exercise.
597. けっこう
quite; fine
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日曜日なので込んでいるかと思ったら、けっこうすいていたI thought it would be crowded since it was Sunday, but it was actually pretty empty.
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初めて作った料理だが、けっこうおいしくできたIt was the first time I made the dish, but it turned out pretty tasty.
598. 大分
considerably
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病気はだいぶよくなったMy illness has gotten much better.
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仕事がまだだいぶん残っているI still have quite a lot of work left.
類 かなり
quite; fairly; considerably
599. もっと
more
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リンゴよりイチゴのほうが好きだ。でも、メロンはもっと好きだI prefer strawberries to apples, but I like melons even more.
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「もっと大きな声で話してください」Please speak in a louder voice.
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これだけでは足りない。もっとほしい。This isn't enough. I want more.
600. すっかり
completely; entirely
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さくらの花はもうすっかり散ってしまったThe cherry blossoms have already completely fallen.
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友人と約束をすっかり忘れていたI had completely forgotten about my appointment with a friend.
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「病気の具合はどうですか」「おかげさまで、すっかりよくなりました」How are you feeling? — Thanks to you, I'm completely recovered now.
類 完全に
completely; totally
601. いっぱい
full; plenty
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会場には子どもたちがいっぱいいて、とてもにぎやかだったThe venue was full of children and was very lively.
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もう、おなかがいっぱいだI'm already full.
3.
姉の部屋は本でいっぱいだMy sister's room is full of books.
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窓をいっぱいに開くOpen the window fully.
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部屋いっぱいに日が差しているThe room is filled with sunlight.
類 たくさん
a lot
合 [名詞]+いっぱい
[noun] + いっぱい