だろう Word Detail - Kanshudo

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だろう is an exact match with one form of the following word:

だろう

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expression

1. seems; I think; I guess; I wonder; I hope (see also: でしょう)

2. don't you agree?; I thought you'd say that!

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Usefulness and usage:

• Kanshudo usefulness level: 2 (among the 1,500 most useful words in Japanese)

• Kanshudo usefulness level is based on a usefulness score of 143,483 which gives a rank of 1,650

だろう is the most useful form. 1 additional form is shown below.

• This form is used about 70% of the time

• Google Japan frequency rank: 2,000 (about 425,000,000 results)

Example sentences:

これは

に

ったことではないだろう。

This is not limited to architectural design.

もう

てばその

は

っているだろう。

The town will change in another ten years.

は５

ないだろう。

She won't be back till five.

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Usefulness and usage:

• This form is used about 30% of the time

• Google Japan frequency rank: 4,000 (about 226,000,000 results)

See also:

See also: だろう

More info:

QUICK SEARCH Wiktionary ⇗ | Wikipedia ⇗ | Google Japan ⇗

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Tangorin ⇗ | jisho.org ⇗ | Linguee ⇗ | ALC / 英辞郎 ⇗ | Weblio ⇗ | Weblio (例) ⇗ | Goo 辞書 ⇗ | YouGlish JA ⇗ | 語源由来辞典 ⇗ | Reverso ⇗

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