homonym Comparative
飽くまで
VS
あくまで
Diferencias entre "飽くまで" y "あくまで"
Opción A
飽くまで
Meaning
to the last, persistently, absolutely; after all
Reading
あくまで (akumade)
Nivel del Programa
N2
Ejemplo Práctico
彼はあくまで自分の意見を主張した。
He stubbornly insisted on his own opinion.
Opción B
あくまで
Meaning
to the last; to the bitter end; persistently; (not) in the least; only; merely
Reading
あくまで (akumade)
Nivel del Programa
N2
Ejemplo Práctico
これはあくまで私個人の意見です。
This is merely my personal opinion.
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Seleccione la palabra japonesa correcta para este contexto:
to the last, persistently, absolutely; after all
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Matiz de Contexto:
- 飽くまで: Emphasizes that something is carried out to its conclusion or is absolutely the case, often despite obstacles. Can also mean 'after all' or 'to the very end'. 最終的な判断や、信念の強さを表す際に使われます。
- あくまで: Emphasizes that something is 'only' or 'merely' the case, or to insist on a point 'to the end'. Often used with a sense of limitation or resolve. (限定や決意を強調する際に使われ、「〜にすぎない」「徹底的に」といった意味合いを持つ。)
- 飽くまで: Emphasizes that something is carried out to its conclusion or is absolutely the case, often despite obstacles. Can also mean 'after all' or 'to the very end'. 最終的な判断や、信念の強さを表す際に使われます。
- あくまで: Emphasizes that something is 'only' or 'merely' the case, or to insist on a point 'to the end'. Often used with a sense of limitation or resolve. (限定や決意を強調する際に使われ、「〜にすぎない」「徹底的に」といった意味合いを持つ。)
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