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Definition and meaning of 手当たり次第 - てあたりしだい in Japanese

てあたりしだい手当たり次第
teatarishidai

N4

1.acting without a specific plan or purpose.

Adverb (fukushi), Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)

彼は手当たり次第に本を探し始めた。
He began searching for books haphazardly.
仕事を探すときは手当たり次第に応募する。
When looking for a job, he applies at random.
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手当たり次第 てあたりしだい

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