Extent Flashcards
名+をはじめ(として)
名+をはじめとする+名
Not just a representative example, but others like it are there
名+からして
Just from an example being true means the whole is definitely something
- this is usually a negative sentence (negative judgement, etc)
名+にわたって
名+にわたる+名
from the whole scope, the same situation or circumstance spreads or is affected.
- noun is place, time, number, range (usually big)
名+を通じて・通して
two meanings:
1) through a whole period, the same condition or situation happens throughout
-relatively long period
2) through the means of ~, something is done
- not a direct or concrete means
名の・動辞書形/ている形 +限り
based on a certain extent, something is done or is a certain state or condition
- when attached to a verb, progressive or potential verbs are common
動辞書形+だけ
only as much as (possible)
- potential verbs are many
- It is not used with verbs that express momentary events.
- a lot of times, the same verb is repeated before and after it
- ~たい・ほしい・好きな・必要な are also used with it
名+に限らず
is not limited to ~, but includes a wider range
after is a bigger or wider range than the example
ほかにも、も are common after
名・ナ形/名である・普通形+のみならず
not just ~, but something(s) else
硬い言い方
different from ~に限らず in that the latter half can be the same level as the example
ほかにも、も are common after
名・ナ形な/である・名である・普通形+ばかりか
even though something is sufficient to make a judgement, something else is added
- former is already not normal, but the next part is also unexpected, so it’s added.
informational sentence, not initiative-driven
ほかにも、も are common after
名(時々+助詞)+もとより
the first part is only natural (of course!), but something else is added as an example
ほかにも、も are common after
硬い言い方
普通形・ナ形な/である・名の/である +上(に)
on top of something, something good or bad is stacked
+/+ or -/-