adverb taking the 'to' particle, adverb
Mimetic sound of hard objects hitting each other lightly and repeatedly, like small items falling or rattling.
The pebbles rolled with a clatter.
adverb taking the 'to' particle, adverb
with a fling; with a swing
Describes the brisk, light motion of opening a door, window, or similar object, often with a single quick movement.
He opened the door with a fling and came in.
adverb taking the 'to' particle, adverb
bright and clear; perfectly fine
Used for weather or sky that has cleared up completely and pleasantly, often after rain or clouds.
It was bright and clear from the morning, a pleasant day.
adverb taking the 'to' particle, adverb
nicely dry; crisply
Describes laundry, air, or fried food that is thoroughly dry or crisp, without any dampness or sogginess.
The laundry dried nicely and crisply.
adverb taking the 'to' particle, adverb
cheerfully; frankly; open-heartedly
Describes a person's bright, open, and unguarded manner, often in speech or laughter.
She laughed cheerfully and blew away her worries.
adverb taking the 'to' particle, adverb
Used with verbs like 忘れる or 変わる to indicate a complete, thorough change or forgetting, often with a sense of lightness.
Let's completely forget about unpleasant things.
The pebble fell to the ground with a light clatter.
He swung the window open briskly.
The sky cleared up brightly after the rain.
The laundry dried out nice and crisp.
She answered with a bright, open laugh.
I completely forgot about yesterday's mistake, just like that.