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THE WORD · N3

ざっとざっと

about ; in round numbers

Adverbe

彼かれは私わたくしの原稿げんこうにざっと目めを通しとおしてくれた。

He went through my manuscript.

Example: Tatoeba · CC BY 2.0 FR · Japanese: bunbuku · French : nimfeo

Parts of speech

Adverbe

The dictionary may associate several parts of speech with different meanings of the same word.

English dictionary meanings
  • roughly
  • approximately
  • round about
  • more or less
  • cursorily
  • briefly
  • quickly
  • lightly

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