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程度の副詞 - 低度の副詞

これらの副詞は、何かが最小限に存在するか起こることを示す緩和剤として機能します。例えば「ほとんど~ない」、「少し」、「最小限に」などです。

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Categorized English Adverbs of Degree
no
no
[副詞]

used to show that someone or something is equally not capable, likely, or involved

それ以上...ない

それ以上...ない

Ex: She is no more interested in politics than her cat. 
hardly
hardly
[副詞]

to a very small degree or extent

ほとんど~ない, かろうじて

ほとんど~ない, かろうじて

Ex: She hardly knew him, yet she agreed to help. 
little
little
[副詞]

to a small extent or degree

少し, わずかに

少し, わずかに

Ex: The city has changed little over the years. 
least
least
[副詞]

to the lowest extent

最も少なく, 最低限まで

最も少なく, 最低限まで

Ex: The best ideas often come to you when you least expect them. 
a little
a little
[副詞]

used to indicate a small or limited amount of something, often uncountable

少し, 軽く

少し, 軽く

Ex: She smiled a little when she heard the news. 
a bit
a bit
[副詞]

to a small extent or degree

少し, 軽く

少し, 軽く

Ex: The temperature dropped a bit in the evening, so a light jacket is advisable. 
merely
merely
[副詞]

nothing more than what is to be said

単に, ただ

単に, ただ

Ex: I merely asked a question; I didn't accuse anyone. 
remotely
remotely
[副詞]

in the slightest degree, usually used with negatives

少しも, 全く

少しも, 全く

Ex: She wasn't remotely interested in their gossip. 
minimally
minimally
[副詞]

to the smallest degree or extent possible

最小限に, かろうじて

最小限に, かろうじて

Ex: The damage was minimally noticeable after the storm. 
marginally
marginally
[副詞]

to a very small or barely noticeable degree

わずかに, かろうじて

わずかに, かろうじて

Ex: The temperature was marginally warmer than usual. 
scarcely
scarcely
[副詞]

almost not; only just enough

かろうじて, ほとんどない

かろうじて, ほとんどない

Ex: I could scarcely hear her whisper. 
sparsely
sparsely
[副詞]

in a way that is spread out thinly, with few people or things in an area

まばらに, 人口が少ない

まばらに, 人口が少ない

Ex: The village was sparsely settled, with homes far apart. 
scantily
scantily
[副詞]

in a manner indicating a small or insufficient amount

乏しく, 不十分に

乏しく, 不十分に

Ex: The cabin was scantily furnished, with just a table and a chair. 
slightly
slightly
[副詞]

in a small amount, extent, or level

少し, わずかに

少し, わずかに

Ex: He slightly adjusted the mirror before driving. 
subtly
subtly
[副詞]

in a way that is faint, delicate, or so slight that it is hard to notice, explain, or define

微妙に, 繊細に

微妙に, 繊細に

Ex: The lighting subtly changes as the mood of the play evolves. 
insufficiently

in a manner indicating a lack of quantity or quality

不十分に, 不足しているように

不十分に, 不足しているように

Ex: The report was insufficiently detailed to support their conclusions. 
lightly
lightly
[副詞]

in a way that involves a low concentration or small quantity of something

軽く, 少し

軽く, 少し

Ex: The salad was lightly dressed with vinaigrette. 
any
any
[副詞]

to a small or noticeable amount, used to emphasize a negative or interrogative statement

これ以上...ない, 全く...ない

これ以上...ない, 全く...ない

Ex: He didn't seem any happier after the meeting. 
trivially
trivially
[副詞]

in a way that is unimportant, frivolous, or lacking seriousness

些細に, 取るに足らないように

些細に, 取るに足らないように

Ex: He dismissed the issue trivially, as if it didn't matter at all. 
infinitesimally

in a way that is extremely small in amount, degree, or size

無限小に, ごくわずかに

無限小に, ごくわずかに

Ex: The two designs differed infinitesimally, yet the expert noticed the change immediately. 
vanishingly
vanishingly
[副詞]

to an extremely small or almost unnoticeable extent

ごくわずかに, ほとんど無視できるほどに

ごくわずかに, ほとんど無視できるほどに

Ex: The chances of winning the lottery are vanishingly slim. 
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