JLPT N3 Degree & Adverbs vocabulary
88 words from JLPT N3 that relate to Degree & Adverbs, ordered by real-world frequency. Words that have an example sentence show it alongside.
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 大大っ嫌い！ | big, greatI hate you! |
| 少しも私はすこしも疲れなかった。 | anything of, not one bitI was not a bit tired. |
| ただただなの？ | free of charge; just (~); only (~)Is it free? |
| 位どれくらい？ | grade, rank, aboutHow long? |
| ずっとずっと順調だね。 | for a long time; all the time; consecutivelyHe's been batting a thousand. |
| 約約１ヶ月です。 | approximately, about, someIt's about one month. |
| 一度に | all at once |
| かなりかなり寒い。 | considerably, fairly, quiteIt's pretty cold. |
| なお彼は背が高いが、兄はなお高い。 | still, yetHe is tall, but his brother is much taller. |
| 絶対絶対だよ！ | definitely, without fail, absolutenessI'm absolutely sure! |
| ちゃんとちゃんとやって。 | perfectly, properly, exactlyDo it right. |
| あらゆるあらゆる機会を利用せよ。 | all, everyYou must avail yourself of every opportunity. |
| 最高気分は最高。 | highest, supreme, the mostWe are having a whale of a time. |
| 全く全くですね。 | really, completelyYou're quite right. |
| レベルその学校のレベルは高い。 | levelThe level of the school is high. |
| ほぼほぼ終わった。 | almost, roughlyI'm almost done. |
| 主に私の成功はおもにあなたの助力のおかげだ。 | mainly, primarilyMy success is largely due to your help. |
| 常に火は常に危険だ。 | always (same as いつも) (written expression)Fire is always dangerous. |
| 程度それは程度の問題です。 | degree, amount, levelThat is a matter of degrees. |
| 相当相当高齢である。 | considerably, fairly; worth ~He is well advanced in life. |
| 小大か、小か。 | smallLarge or small? |
| こんなに普段こんなに無口なの？ | so, like this, in this wayAre you normally this quiet? |
| 直接トムに直接言えよ。 | direct, immediate, firsthandTell Tom in person. |
| 突然突然彼は死んだ。 | abruptly, suddenly, unexpectedlyHe died suddenly. |
| 普段普段は歩きなんだ。 | in everyday situations, usually, ordinarilyI usually walk. |
| 別にいいさ、べつに。 | (not) particularly, nothingWhatever is ok by me. |
| 急に | suddenly |
| まさにまさに傑作だ。 | correctly, surelyThis is a masterpiece. |
| 最低あの映画、最低！ | least, lowest, worstThat movie stinks! |
| まさかまさか！ | by no meansNo way! |
| 巨大巨大だ。 | huge, gigantic, enormousIt's enormous! |
| 更に更に質問がありますか。 | furthermore, moreoverDo you have any further questions? |
| 強力彼らはより強力な武器を作った。 | powerful, strongThey made more powerful arms. |
| 再び彼女に再び会った。 | again, once more, a second timeI saw her again. |
| あんまりあんまり無理するなよ。 | not very, not muchDon't overdo it. |
| どうしてもどうしても欲しいんだ。 | at any cost, no matter what, no matter how hard one triesI really do want that. |
| 何とか何とかしろ！ | somehow, anyhow, one way or anotherDo something! |
| 多少彼は多少興奮した。 | a little (same as 少し (すこし))He was somewhat excited. |
| きちんときちんと座りなさい。 | precisely, accuratelySit up straight. |
| やや風がやや衰えた。 | a little, partially, somewhatThe wind abated a little. |
| 加減いい加減にして！ | adjustment; addition and subtractionThat's enough! |
| 激しい風は激しく吹いた。 | violent, vehement, intenseThe wind blew hard. |
| 極ごくろうさまでした。 | quite, veryThanks for the hard work. |
| 単なる単なる推測だろ。 | mere, simple, sheerYou're just guessing. |
| 豊富食物は豊富にある。 | abundance, plentyWe have food in abundance. |
| 単に幸福は単に富にあるのではない。 | simply, merelyHappiness does not consist simply in wealth. |
| 大したたいした奴だ。 | significant, great, considerableHotshot! |
| 急速潮が急速に満ちてくる。 | rapid (e.g., progress)The tide is rising fast. |
| 相変わらず相変わらずよ。 | as ever, as usualSame as usual. |
| 急激その党は急激にのびた。 | sudden, precipitous, radicalThe party gained ground rapidly. |
| どんなに車があればどんなによいだろう。 | how, how muchHow I wish I had a car. |
| 精々彼はせいぜい１８歳だ。 | at the most, at bestHe is not more than eighteen. |
| 徐々に川は徐々に増水した。 | slowly, little by littleThe river rose by degrees. |
| 莫大彼は莫大な財産を築いた。 | enormous, vastHe accumulated a large fortune. |
| たっぷり時間はたっぷりある。 | full, in plenty, ampleWe have all kinds of time. |
| 適度適度の運動は体に良い。 | moderateModerate exercise will do you good. |
| 実に実に目障りだな。 | indeed, truly, surelyIt's really an eyesore. |
| 只ただなの？ | free of charge, mere, onlyIs it free? |
| およそおよそ２週間で。 | about, roughly, approximatelyIn about two weeks. |
| 偶々彼はたまたまそこにいた。 | unexpectedly, accidentally, by chanceHe happened to be there. |
| そっくり父親にそっくりだ。 | the splitting image of; entirelyHe is the image of his father. |
| ふと僕はふと足を止めた。 | suddenly, accidentally, incidentallySuddenly, my feet stopped. |
| 思わず私は思わず泣いた。 | unintentional, spontaneousI wept in spite of myself. |
| ぴったり服がぴったり合っていた。 | exactly, neatly, sharpIt was a perfect fit. |
| あんなにあんなに飲むんじゃなかった。 | to that extent, to that degreeI shouldn't have drunk so much. |
| ますます海はますます荒れてきた。 | increasingly (same as もっと), more and moreThe sea grew wilder and wilder. |
| 少々少々自慢なのです。 | a little; short (time) (formal for 少し (すこし))I'm rather proud of it. |
| 必ずしも逆は必ずしも真ならず。 | (not) always, (not) necessarilyThe reverse is not always true. |
| 恐らくおそらく。 | perhapsProbably. |
| うっかりうっかり留守にできない。 | carelessly; inadvertentlyI cannot leave home even for a moment. |
| 大いに彼はおおいに稼ぐ。 | much, considerably (same as 大変 (たいへん)), greatlyHe earns a great deal. |
| そっとそっとしといてやれよ。 | softly, gentlyLeave him alone. |
| 案外案外、この本は読みやすいね。 | unexpectedlyThis book is surprisingly easy to read, isn't it? |
| しばしば近頃彼にしばしば会う。 | often, again and again, frequentlyI have seen much of him lately. |
| 唯ただなの？ | mere, sole, plainIs it free? |
| 唯たった１０ドルだぜ。 | only, justIt only costs $10.00! |
| 僅か町までわずか２マイルだ。 | only, merely, a littleIt is no more than two miles to the town. |
| じっとじっとして！ | patiently, quietlyHold it! |
| 一層今日はいっそう寒い。 | much more, still moreIt is still colder today. |
| たびたび私はたびたび彼を訪ねます。 | often, repeatedly, frequentlyI often call on him. |
| ぼんやり彼女はぼんやり顔をしている。 | dim, faint, vagueShe has an absent look on her face. |
| ぐっすりぐっすり寝たよ。 | sound asleep, fast asleepI had a good sleep. |
| ざっと彼の本にざっと目を通した。 | roughly, in round numbersI dipped into his book. |
| 依然３人が依然行方不明です。 | still, as yetThree people are still missing. |
| ばったり彼は横にばったり倒れた。 | (to meet) by chanceHe fell flat on the floor. |
| 滅多に彼はめったに諦めぬ。 | rarely (with neg. verb), seldomHe rarely gives up. |
| しきりにトムはしきりに謝った。 | frequently, repeatedly, eagerlyTom apologized profusely. |
| すくなくとも弟は超重要人物だ。すくなくとも奴はそう思っている。 | at leastMy brother is very important. At least he thinks he is. |
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