ゆっくり
Meanings
Adverb
Verb (する)
Onomatopoeic
1. slowly; unhurriedly; without haste; leisurely; at one's leisure
Adverb
Onomatopoeic
2. easily (e.g. in time); well; sufficiently; amply; with time to spare
Adverb
Verb (する)
Onomatopoeic
3. well (e.g. sleep); comfortably
Pitch accent
っく
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Examples (74 in total)
Walk slowly.
Take your time in choosing.
Take your time.
Well, I'll take my time.
Please speak slowly.
The girl walked slowly.
Don't run. Walk slowly.
My mother speaks slowly.
The door opened slowly.
Speak slowly and clearly.
I want to walk a little slower.
The curtains were drawn slowly.
Can't you drive a little more slowly?
My grandmother speaks slowly.
Could you speak more slowly, please?
She needs time to relax.
Please speak more slowly.
Could you speak more slowly?
He was walking slowly down the street.
Oh, take your time. I'm in no hurry.
Could you walk a little slower?
You ought to eat more slowly.
Could you speak as slowly as possible?
Walk slowly, and I will catch up with you.
I walked as slowly as I could.
The bus was driving extremely slowly.
The cat slowly approached the mouse.
That project is proceeding slowly.
He took his time doing his homework.
I relaxed at home last Sunday.
Please speak as slowly as possible.
Economic development proceeded slowly.
Why don't you take your time in finishing your paper?
The wheel began to roll slowly.
She turned the doorknob slowly.
Mary spoke Japanese slowly.
Please speak slowly and clearly.
Tom slowly opened the door.
Rain dripped off the roof slowly.
She closed her diary slowly.
The balloon descended slowly.
Slow and steady wins the race.
She walked slowly away from me.
Excuse me, could you say that again more slowly?
He repeated his name slowly.
Please drive the car more slowly.
Only slowly did he begin to understand the situation.
The ship went down slowly.
I took my time having lunch.
He was climbing slowly over the fence.
I like the slow rhythm of that song.
However hungry you are, you must eat slowly.
He sipped the hot coffee slowly.
We walked slowly along the road.
The road curves gently toward the lake.
He was told to stand up, and he slowly did so.
Speak more slowly so that we can understand you.
He asked me to speak more slowly.
He drove slowly up the hill.
The blind men walked slowly.
Her studies are improving slowly but steadily.
The sun sank slowly below the horizon.
The old lady walked slowly up the hill.
The ship made slow progress against the strong wind.
When we are asleep, bodily functions slow down and body temperature falls.
He works slowly, because he takes things seriously.
I asked him to slowly read off the numbers on the meter.
I spoke slowly so that they might understand me.
She slowly disappeared into the foggy forest.
It goes without saying that autumn is the best season for taking long walks in the country.
The broad river flows slowly.
The river flows slowly to the sea.
The army slowly advanced across the river.
A caravan of fifty camels slowly made its way through the desert.