タンニ
Meanings
Adverb
1. simply; merely; only; solely
It is simply that the content of the question is bad.
Pitch accent
タ
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Composed of
single; simple; singles (tennis, badminton, etc.); win bet (bet which predicts the winner of a race)
Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
Examples (24 in total)
It's simply a matter of physique.
You probably just forgot and went home.
I'm just getting wet from the rain.
He owes his success only to good luck.
Happiness does not consist simply in wealth.
It is simply a guess based on my own impressions.
We just ignore Tom.
She argues just for the sake of arguing.
I work simply because I like to work.
It is simply that the content of the question is bad.
He said it merely as a joke.
I can never tell if I'm tense or if the equipment is simply heavy.
He is not really a friend, just an acquaintance.
No, perhaps I simply abandoned it.
I'm just following the letters from line to line.
Well, I guess he just didn't like having his private life snooped on.
Science is far more than a collection of facts and methods.
You should never look down on a man merely because he is poor.
I merely expected it as a standard trope of the story.
A job is not merely a means to earn a living.
I'll treat this play simply as a tragedy.
It's just that we're too far away to make out the subtle changes.
Education does not consist simply in learning a lot of facts.
I like this picture, not just because it's famous, but because it really is a masterpiece.