Outside it is cold as if it were the middle of winter.
Her singing voice is just like a professional's.
not at all; not in the slightest; not a bit
Used with a negative predicate to strongly deny degree or possibility, as in まるで分からない or まるで役に立たない.
I could not understand his explanation at all.
This tool is too old and is not useful at all.
Emphasizes that a state or change is total or striking. Common with words such as 違う, 変わる, 別, and 正反対.
Their personalities are completely opposite.
The town looks entirely different from ten years ago.
He is just like a child.
I don't understand his explanation at all.
The two proposals are completely different.
This flower looks just like a real one.