だいぶ
Meanings
Adverb
Usually written in kana
1. considerably; greatly; a lot
It's gotten quite late, hasn't it.
Pitch accent
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Composed of
large; big; great; prominent; -sized; as big as; university
Examples (32 in total)
It's gotten quite late, hasn't it.
Your complexion seems quite good.
It's pretty warm today.
I've gotten quite good at knitting.
I'm feeling much better today.
That will save me a lot of trouble.
It has become quite autumnal.
I've gotten quite used to it too.
It must be quite an old thing.
This homework will take very long.
It was well past the time for the appointment.
My digestive function has weakened considerably.
My English is improving a lot.
This will save you a lot of trouble.
Well, honestly, I was pretty surprised.
My opinion differs widely from yours.
It seems that your health condition is quite poor.
But now, that frequency has dropped considerably.
Import restrictions have been greatly loosened of late.
After sleeping well, I felt much better.
It seems that much damage was done by yesterday's battle.
It will be a long time before he has fully recovered.
By the time we arrive at the neighboring town, it will have improved considerably.
You are unsteady on your feet, and you look quite pale, too.
It's a song that was posted on a video site quite a while ago.
Hurry up, Martin. We're already late!
Judging by how efficiently they worked, they seemed quite experienced.
I feel like the skirt is much longer than before.
If I recall correctly, it was built at the end of the Meiji era, so that was quite a long time ago.
They lost their way; otherwise, they would have arrived long ago.
He was way behind on his rent. As a result, he was evicted from his apartment.
It's a popular walking route, but it's still cold, so there are far fewer people out.