word] anlamları İspanyolca

quizás

Örnek:

Perhaps we can meet for lunch tomorrow.

Quizás podamos encontrarnos para almorzar mañana.

Perhaps it will rain later.

Quizás llueva más tarde.

Kullanım: formal/informalBağlam: General situations where uncertainty or possibility is expressed.

Not: The most common translation for 'perhaps' in Spanish, used in both formal and informal contexts.

tal vez

Örnek:

I will come to the party, perhaps.

Voy a ir a la fiesta, tal vez.

Perhaps he will call you back.

Tal vez te llame de vuelta.

Kullanım: formal/informalBağlam: Used to indicate uncertainty or possibility in a softer tone.

Not: Another common translation for 'perhaps' in Spanish, slightly more polite or tentative than 'quizás'.

a lo mejor

Örnek:

Perhaps we'll have better luck next time.

A lo mejor tenemos más suerte la próxima vez.

Perhaps you should ask for help.

A lo mejor deberías pedir ayuda.

Kullanım: informalBağlam: Casual conversations or informal settings.

Not: A colloquial way to express 'perhaps' in Spanish, commonly used in informal contexts.

puede que

Örnek:

Perhaps he didn't receive the message.

Puede que no recibiera el mensaje.

Perhaps they are already on their way.

Puede que ya estén en camino.

Kullanım: formalBağlam: More formal situations or written language.

Not: A formal way to express 'perhaps' in Spanish, often used in written texts or professional settings.

potentially

Potentially means that something is capable of happening or being true.

Örnek: There is potentially a solution to this problem.

Not: Potentially implies a higher degree of likelihood compared to perhaps.

Maybe

Used to express uncertainty or possibility.

Örnek: Maybe we should go to the movies tonight.

Not: Synonymous with 'perhaps'; often used interchangeably.

Possibly

Indicating something is within the realm of possibility.

Örnek: It's possibly going to rain later.

Not: Slightly more formal than 'perhaps' and conveys a stronger sense of likelihood.

Could be

Suggesting a potential outcome or course of action.

Örnek: It could be a good idea to start early tomorrow.

Not: More specific in proposing a potential situation or action.

It may be the case

Indicating a possibility or likelihood of a situation.

Örnek: It may be the case that she forgot to call.

Not: Formal and often used in more complex or nuanced situations.

In all likelihood

Expressing a high probability or strong possibility.

Örnek: In all likelihood, they won't arrive on time.

Not: Conveys a greater sense of certainty compared to 'perhaps'.

Conceivably

Suggesting a situation that is possible to imagine or consider.

Örnek: Conceivably, we could finish the project by next week.

Not: Emphasizes the idea of something being conceivable or imaginable.

It's possible

Acknowledging the potential for something to occur.

Örnek: It's possible that he already knows about the plan.

Not: Directly states the likelihood of a situation without much uncertainty.

Likely

Expressing a high probability or strong expectation.

Örnek: It's likely that they will choose the red option.

Not: More confident in predicting an outcome compared to 'perhaps'.

Maybe so

It is a casual way of expressing uncertainty or agreement. It is often used in a non-committal manner.

Örnek: I think we should go to the park today. Maybe so.

Not: It is more informal than 'perhaps' and tends to be used in a more colloquial setting.

Might as well

This phrase implies that since there are no strong reasons not to do something, one might as well go ahead and do it.

Örnek: Shall we see a movie tonight? Might as well.

Not: It is more assertive and decisive than 'perhaps'.

I guess

This expresses uncertainty or likelihood without a strong commitment.

Örnek: Should we grab dinner at that new place? I guess so.

Not: It is less definitive and more casual than 'perhaps'.

Possibly so

This indicates a chance or likelihood of something happening, without a strong statement of certainty.

Örnek: Do you think she will come? Possibly so.

Not: It carries a similar meaning to 'perhaps', but is slightly more informal and less commonly used.

Seems like it

This suggests a high probability or likelihood of something being true or happening.

Örnek: Are we meeting at 3 pm? Seems like it.

Not: It is more indicative of confidence compared to 'perhaps'.

Chances are

This implies that there is a probability or likelihood of something happening.

Örnek: Will they win the match? Chances are.

Not: It is more definitive than 'perhaps' and indicates a higher level of likelihood.

It could go either way

This suggests that the outcome or decision is uncertain and could have different results.

Örnek: Do you think he'll like the gift? It could go either way.

Not: It emphasizes the uncertainty more strongly than 'perhaps' does.

Perhaps we should wait a little longer before making a decision.

Quizás deberíamos esperar un poco más antes de tomar una decisión.

She will perhaps come to the party, but she hasn't decided yet.

Quizás ella venga a la fiesta, pero aún no ha decidido.

Perhaps it would be better to take a different route.

Quizás sería mejor tomar una ruta diferente.

Perhaps - Zarf (Adverb) / Zarf (Adverb)

Sözcük tabanı: perhaps

Çekimler

Zarf (Adverb): perhaps

Hece, Ayrıştırma ve Vurgu

perhaps 2 hece içerir: per • haps

Fonetik yazı: pər-ˈhaps

per haps , pər ˈhaps (Kırmızı hece vurguludur)

Kelime sıklığı ve önem indeksi, bir kelimenin belirli bir dilde ne sıklıkta göründüğünü gösterir. Sayı ne kadar küçükse, kelime o kadar sık kullanılır. En sık kullanılan kelimeler genellikle 1 ile 4000 arasındadır.

perhaps: 200 - 300 (Son Derece Yaygın).

Bu önem indeksi, dil öğrenme süreciniz sırasında en faydalı kelimelere odaklanmanıza yardımcı olur.

Perhaps