expression, i-adjective
immediately after; just after; no sooner than
Used after a noun or the -te form of a verb to indicate that something happens right after another event. Often implies a very short interval.
See also: 間もなく
彼は卒業して間もないのに、もう結婚した。
He got married just after graduating.
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expression, i-adjective
having no time to; before one can even
Used after the dictionary form of a verb to express that something happens so soon that there is no time to do something else. Often used in negative or hypothetical contexts.
See also: 間もなく
考える間もないまま、彼は返事をした。
He replied without even having time to think.
休む間もないほど忙しい。
I'm so busy I don't even have time to rest.
The new employee hasn't gotten used to the work yet because it's only been a short time since joining the company.