たった
Meanings
Adverb
Pre-noun adjective
1. only; merely; but; no more than
Just one word; that alone is surely enough for her.
Pitch accent
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Examples (35 in total)
No more than 50 people came.
It only takes thirty minutes by car.
It took just an hour.
Only two days remain.
Just 13 people? That's all?
It's only six pence per second.
My daughter is only four years old.
What, it's only half.
He didn't say a single word.
I had no more than 1,000 yen.
They summed it up in a single word.
He has no more than 1,000 yen.
This doll costs only sixty cents.
Only 16 percent of the teachers of this school are female.
There is only a week left before the examination.
Only four times a year? That's insane!
It's only twenty minutes to the station by taxi.
The period we didn't meet was only three months.
I won't pay 40 dollars for just one book.
I have no more than three thousand yen.
I bought an Apple mouse. It's only 69 €!
As things stand, there is only one card I can play.
It's only four minutes from here by train.
It's only three miles to the village.
I have no more than ten English textbooks.
There are only five spells usable in this state.
The villa is only a five minutes walk from the beach.
It was spread to many people in just one day.
Tom and Mary got married just three months after they met.
With that single blow, I was knocked to the ground.
This is the only kimono that my mother bought me.
I think so many things changed in just one night.
It was only for one night, but I had to be away from home.
I wonder whether man could live with only two hours' sleep a night.
It is no more than ten minutes' walk from here.