多た分ぶん
Meanings
Adverb
1. probably; likely; perhaps; maybe
It would probably be the same no matter who did it, I think.
Adjective (な)
Adjective (の)
2. a lot of; much; many; considerable; large (amount); generous
Kanji used
many
part
Pitch accent
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ぶん
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ぶん
Top 1800
Composed of
multi-
part; portion; amount; worth (as in "two days' worth"); one's means; one's place; one's duty
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
in great amount; considerably; substantially; quite
the majority (of people); majority view; behaviour of the majority
the majority (of people); majority view; behaviour of the majority
Examples (55 in total)
It's probably impossible for me.
He will probably fail.
He will probably arrive in the afternoon.
He's probably sulking.
It's probably a matter of the person's own nature...
Perhaps this can be linked.
It's probably just the usual show.
Mary is probably rich.
Maybe it's time to give up.
Maybe there's a secret door.
I will probably get up early tomorrow.
It may well snow tomorrow night.
If you invite him, he'll probably come.
Yes, it is probably my misunderstanding.
"Is that really true?" "Yeah, probably."
In that case, the direction is probably that way.
You probably just forgot and went home.
The news may well be true.
The meeting will probably be canceled.
It's possible, but not probable.
He is not likely to succeed.
"Was Tom drunk?" "Probably not."
Tom probably isn't at the gym.
That bird is probably a sparrow.
It would probably be the same no matter who did it, I think.
Perhaps it's not that simple.
Maybe you shouldn't do that now.
He observed that we would probably have rain.
Perhaps I'll like this book.
This winter will probably be very cold.
This book may well be useful to you.
However, that perception is probably wrong.
He's probably four or five years old.
I studied for perhaps two hours.
Yeah, I think I could have done it better.
I think he is probably sleeping soundly.
The teacher is likely to get angry with the students.
He probably changed his route to school.
I may be able to come to Australia next October.
Tom is probably already in Boston.
Tom is either gay or bisexual, I think.
The chances are he will be able to win a Nobel prize.
I will most likely choose him as our president.
When class is over, it'll probably be raining.
Probably, because they are used to it, I think they will fight in the same style.
That way of thinking is probably a bit old-fashioned.
Tom is probably the only one around here who can speak French.
Perhaps that's the reason why Tom isn't here today.
You probably don't understand a word I'm saying today.
I've properly decided what I should say, so it's probably fine.
Perhaps the truth of the past incident is as my father says.
I think it will last a hundred years, even if used quite lavishly.
Um, I think this business trip will probably be long.
If something doesn't make sense, it probably isn't logical.
October is Tom's favorite month, and perhaps mine, too.