タイリョウ
Meanings
Adjective (な)
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. large quantity; massive (quantity); mass (e.g. mass production, mass transit, mass destruction)
But it really is a large amount of luggage.
Pitch accent
タ
イリョウ
Composed of
quantity; amount; generosity; magnanimity; pramana (means by which one gains accurate and valid knowledge; in Indian philosophy)
Used in vocabulary (15 in total)
mass killing; mass murder; bloodbath
Examples (35 in total)
But it really is a large amount of luggage.
He consumes an enormous amount of liquor.
There are still lots of snacks left.
In reality, I drank a large amount of alcohol.
We import a large quantity of food.
Massive amounts of carbon dioxide are generated every day.
A great deal of energy is locked up in the nucleus.
It is performing a large amount of communication processing internally.
The machine generates a lot of electricity.
Japan used to trade silk in large quantities.
He used a lot of honey.
Japan does a lot of trade with the United States.
A large amount of poison was detected in these sweets.
She bought flour and oil in quantity.
Large amounts of timber are used in paper making.
We stocked up on a large amount of goods for the sale.
The police seized a large quantity of drugs at the school.
Japan has a lot of trade with Canada.
We buy stationery in bulk.
A large amount of oil spilled into the sea from the tanker.
Instantly creates a large amount of hot water through magic.
It was because I had heard that adding a large amount of sugar is the Italian way.
Since a large amount of ink is needed, you chose a cheap one, didn't you?
She turned away in horror at the sight of so much blood.
Our college uses far too much electricity.
I have a large body of information in my computer database.
The supermarket has a large stock of merchandise.
She cultivated her mind by reading many books.
It was the first time I had seen such a large quantity of snow.
Inside it are a large number of magical treasures that she has collected.
Even trivial, insignificant cuts can sometimes bleed heavily.
The victim is thought to have taken a large quantity of poison by mistake.
After being exposed to a large amount of radiation, vomiting and diarrhea will start quickly.
A camel can store a large amount of water in the hump on its back.
If a large amount of water collides at high speed, it becomes a force capable of crushing even bones.