すぎ
Meanings
Noun
Suffix
1. past; after
2. too (much); over- (e.g. eating)
Pitch accent
Top 1100
Used in vocabulary (46 in total)
no more than; just; only; mere; goes no further than
bygones; the past; past event
just past noon; afternoon
Examples (46 in total)
You worry too much.
You're worrying too much.
You're going too far.
You're overthinking things.
You're too lazy.
You're way too drunk.
You're driving too fast.
This room is too hot.
You laugh too much!
That is going too far.
Your skirt is too short.
There are too many tourists.
Too much rest is rust.
Do you think I talk too much?
Prices are going up too much.
You put too much stuff in your wallet.
You trust people too much.
He's been drinking too much lately.
This car is too expensive!
He drinks too much.
Those children are making too much noise.
You worry too much about your weight.
Your cat is too fat.
Don't risk your health by over drinking.
This candy is too big.
Your mental age is too low.
You needn't have hurried; you've arrived too early.
My head is about to explode from too much study!
Illness often results from drinking too much.
You're too suspicious about everything.
He ruined his health by working too much.
Today's broccoli is overcooked and tasteless.
It's not such a big problem. You're worrying way too much.
I like snow, but that was too much.
He talks about her too much.
I got into trouble with the police for driving too fast.
You lean on your parents too much. You must be more independent.
Excessive drinking is one of the causes of impotence.
We cannot thank you enough.
His teeth are yellow from smoking too much.
You must go on a diet because you're too fat.
I'm not the only one who thinks Tom is overweight.
Tom got diabetes from drinking too many sports drinks.
You cannot be too careful in choosing your friends.
He looks young, but actually he is over forty.
I spend too much time in front of my mirror.