おそく
Meanings
Adverb
Noun
1. late
Where are you going this late?
Adverb
2. slowly
Pitch accent
お
そく
Used in vocabulary (5 in total)
late at night; at a late hour
at the latest
late at night; at a late hour
Examples (29 in total)
I woke up really late.
Sorry for intruding so late.
Where are you going this late?
I'm sorry for calling so late.
You'd better not stay up late.
He came home very late.
Welcome home. You must be tired after working so late.
So that's why you were editing until late.
You must not stay late.
Are you working late tonight?
I'm used to staying up late.
You must have stayed up late.
My mother was up late last night.
Tom is working late.
The president will hold a press conference later today.
I'd like to sleep late tomorrow.
I thought it strange that he should be up so late.
Moreover, I have started forcing myself to stay up late.
He must be working late at the office.
You mustn't stay out that late.
She was born to them late in life, so she must be all the more precious to them.
They stayed up late talking.
Where on earth have you been wandering around until this late?!
Don't stay up late every night.
He'll be back by Monday morning at the latest.
Please estimate the losses by Friday at the latest.
We had better not stay up too late tonight.
He always stays in bed as late as he can.
Dad often works late, and Mom complains a lot.