Grammar - Grade 3 List View

Review these list items to study and edit your keyphrase and other memory aids.
Grammar Point
adverb (fukushi)
adv 
A Keyphrase should be a short phrase that brings to mind and helps to remember the information on this frame.
見るからにみるからに

at a glance, obviously

usu. as 見るからに

見るからに + Adjective/Verb/Noun

This phrase is used to indicate that a state or quality is immediately obvious just by looking at someone or something. It emphasizes that no further investigation is needed because the visual evidence is so strong.

見るからに + Description

The phrase 見るからに is placed before an adjective, a verb in a state-indicating form, or a noun to express that the quality is visible at a glance.

That cake looks obviously delicious.

He looks obviously tired.

This chair is obviously expensive.

That person is obviously a professional athlete.

Note

見るからに is an adverbial phrase that typically precedes a word describing a state or quality. It is often used with adjectives that describe appearance or condition, or verbs that indicate a state of being. It emphasizes that the speaker is making a judgment based purely on visual information.

Words: 
見るからみるから
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