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とこ
Meanings
Adverb
Noun
Suffix
1. place; spot; scene; site
also pronounced どころ when a suffix
Noun
Suffix
Usually written in kana
2. address
3. district; area; locality
4. one's house
5. point; aspect; side; facet
6. passage (in text); part
7. space; room
8. thing; matter
Noun
Usually written in kana
9. whereupon; as a result
after the plain past form of a verb
10. about to; on the verge of
after present form of a verb
11. was just doing; was in the process of doing; have just done; just finished doing
after past form of a verb
Alt. forms
ところ
72%
所ところ
14%
とこ
10%
処ところ
1%
處ところ
Pitch accent
と
こ
と
こ
Top 900
Used in: 5119
Used in vocabulary (21 in total)
recently; lately; these days
promptly; quickly
leaving a matter to chance
focusing on only the good points or strong points; incorporating the benefits (while ignoring the drawbacks); picking the best of both (everything); cherry-picking (e.g. information)
focusing on only the good points or strong points; incorporating the benefits (while ignoring the drawbacks); picking the best of both (everything); cherry-picking (e.g. information)
promptly; quickly
at my place
focusing on only the good points or strong points; incorporating the benefits (while ignoring the drawbacks); picking the best of both (everything); cherry-picking (e.g. information)
rich kid; person who grew up wealthy
rich kid; person who grew up wealthy
focusing on only the good points or strong points; incorporating the benefits (while ignoring the drawbacks); picking the best of both (everything); cherry-picking (e.g. information)
at my place
rich kid; person who grew up wealthy
focusing on only the good points or strong points; incorporating the benefits (while ignoring the drawbacks); picking the best of both (everything); cherry-picking (e.g. information)
worst of both worlds
leaving a matter to chance
focusing on only the good points or strong points; incorporating the benefits (while ignoring the drawbacks); picking the best of both (everything); cherry-picking (e.g. information)
focusing on only the good points or strong points; incorporating the benefits (while ignoring the drawbacks); picking the best of both (everything); cherry-picking (e.g. information)
rich kid; person who grew up wealthy
worst of both worlds
worst of both worlds
Examples (43 in total)
Sit wherever you want.
Let's go somewhere warm.
I'm just warming up now.
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