Will A
Very strong, shows intention to do A regardless of the difficulty or opposition
- Will A Very strong, shows intention to do A regardless of the difficulty or opposition
- To strongly state A; strictly A Often used with ideas, plans, theories, etc., when there is expected opposition/disagreement
- Completely A, entirely A Suggests that it could not possibly be any more A
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僕は権利のためにあくまで戦う。
I'll fight until the end for your rights.
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君のやり方をあくまで支持するよ。
I'll support to the end your way of doing things.
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あくまでも戦う (fight to the end)
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To strongly state A; strictly A
Often used with ideas, plans, theories, etc., when there is expected opposition/disagreement
- Will A Very strong, shows intention to do A regardless of the difficulty or opposition
- To strongly state A; strictly A Often used with ideas, plans, theories, etc., when there is expected opposition/disagreement
- Completely A, entirely A Suggests that it could not possibly be any more A
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この会社がつぶれるというのはあくまでも噂ですよ。
That this company will go under is certainly just a rumor.
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新しいゲームを買うのは、あくまでも試験に合格したらです。
I will (be able to) buy a new game only when I pass the exam.
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あくまでも父の意見だから。
Ultimately, it's my Dad's opinion, so...
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あくまでも憶測にすぎません。
Ultimately, it's nothing more than a guess.
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Completely A, entirely A
Suggests that it could not possibly be any more A
- Will A Very strong, shows intention to do A regardless of the difficulty or opposition
- To strongly state A; strictly A Often used with ideas, plans, theories, etc., when there is expected opposition/disagreement
- Completely A, entirely A Suggests that it could not possibly be any more A
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あくまでも広い青空が広がっていた。
The spacious, blue sky stretched out.
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あの海はあくまでも青く美しかった。
That ocean was completely blue and beautiful.
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