手短に言えば
Meanings
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Used to introduce a concise summary or conclusion, often at the beginning of a sentence. Slightly more formal than 要するに.
In short, the plan was a failure.
To put it briefly, he doesn't agree.
Used to introduce a concise summary or conclusion, often at the beginning of a sentence. Slightly more formal than 要するに.
In short, the plan was a failure.
To put it briefly, he doesn't agree.