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Just in Time! Cómo usar JUST en inglés
Just puede ser un adverbio (palabra que dice cómo o cuándo algo sucede) con muchos significados en inglés. Aquí hay algunos ejemplos comunes.
significado | ejemplos |
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un corto tiempo atrás recientemente |
We just started dinner. Recién comenzamos la cena. Pam just left. Pam recién se fue. |
ahora o muy pronto | I’ll be there in just a minute. Llegaré en solo un minuto. We’re just starting the meeting. Justo estábamos comenzando la reunión. |
exactamente | This dress is just what I was looking for. Este vestido es justo lo que estaba buscando. You look just like your mother. Luces tal como tu madre. |
solo | I just want one piece of pizza. Solo quiere una porción de pizza. These are just some initial ideas. Estas son solo algunas ideas iniciales. |
igualmente | Mary’s just as tall as her sister. Mary es tan alta como su hermana. I like the pie just as much as the cake. Me gusta la tarta justo tanto como el pastel. |
un poco | I phoned him just after you left. Lo llamé justo después que te fuiste. This phone costs just under $300. El teléfono costó un poco debajo de $300. |
¡Practiquemos! What have you just started? Who do you look just like? Can you write an example sentence with JUST?
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22 comentarios
Maybe the reason its a good slogan is because it could fall under several of the uses, which means more people can possibly identify with it. I can see "ahora y muy pronto", "exactamente", "solo" and "un poco" as possible meanings. What do you think?
I just thought of a new one what about: Just? Do it. Where just works like justice.
Well, I'm not quite sure. I guess "now" would work, but not "very soon", "a little" "only", or "simply." I think the meaning is different from any of these, because the person wasn't saying "now do it" they were saying "just -- do it" if that makes sense. I don't know what word we could substitute in there.
You are right on your last point, that needs to be added.