たっぷり
Meanings
Adverb
Adjective (な)
Noun
Onomatopoeic
1. plentifully; amply; abundantly; copiously; generously; fully; a lot
You have plenty of money, don't you?
Adverb
Verb (する)
Onomatopoeic
2. loosely; with room to spare; with enough space; (large) enough
This skirt is loose and roomy, so it's easy to move in.
Adverb
Onomatopoeic
3. a good (e.g. two weeks, ten kilometres); a full; at least; no less than
It takes a good thirty minutes to walk to the station.
Pitch accent
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Examples (33 in total)
I'm going to play to my heart's content.
I have plenty of confidence, too.
I am sweating a lot.
There is plenty of food.
Please put in plenty of ingredients.
You still have enough time.
I bought a shirt with full, roomy sleeves.
If it's money you want, I'll pay you handsomely.
I completely walked ten miles.
Even half of it took a full half day.
She is loaded with sex appeal.
We have ample food.
The audience applauded for a full five minutes.
The professor's speech was full of humor.
Don't worry. There's still plenty of time.
I have plenty of time, but not enough money.
I can take a good long rest when this work is finished.
I think for a good two seconds or so.
Later I'll extract plenty of venom from this thing.
I wish I had enough time to sleep.
This skirt is loose and roomy, so it's easy to move in.
This coat is generously sized and comfortable to wear.
The bag seems to be stuffed full of something.
There is enough time to finish this homework.
I ate a large dinner and my hunger was satisfied.
It takes a good thirty minutes to walk to the station.
I had plenty of time to talk to many friends.
He was given ample payment for the work.
It was a good five kilometers from the station to the school.
I usually don't have time to eat a large lunch.
I'll add plenty of extra assignments from me on top of your homework.
I like lots of butter on my toast in the morning.
After a good few minutes had passed, she opened her eyes and spoke.