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~たばかり
Usage:

Past Tense Form of Verb + ばかり
Meaning:
「Past Tense Form of Verb + ばかり」means “just did something”. |
Examples:
父は帰国したばかりだ。 My father has just returned from abroad. 6時を過ぎたばかりだよ。 It’s just past six. 列車は今着いたばかりです。 The train has just arrived here. 彼は校長になったばかりだ。 He has just become a principal. 新しいジャケットを買ったばかりです。 I just bought myself a new jacket. 私は起きたばかりです。 I got up just now. 私はお昼を食べたばかりです。 I had lunch just now. トムはちょうど昨日屋根を修理したばかりだ。 Tom fixed the roof of his house just yesterday. デイビッドは哲学の新書を出版したばかりだ。 David has just published a new book on philosophy. 今日部屋の掃除をしたばかりなのに、なんでこんなに散らかってるの? I just cleaned my room today. Why is it so messy? 今日銀行から下ろしたばかりで、万札しか持ち合わせがないんだよ。 I just withdrew some money today from the bank, so I only have 10 000 yen bills. |
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