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“steadily” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajichakuchaku

Example

計画は着々と進んでいます。kei kaku wa chaku chaku to susu n de i ma su

The plan is moving forward steadily.

Illustration for 着々 (steadily)

How to say “steadily” in Japanese

“Steadily” in Japanese is 着々 (chakuchaku).

It conveys steady advancement through successive stages toward a planned result.

Full entry for 着々: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 着々

試験に合格するための準備を着々と進めています。shi ken ni gō kaku su ru ta me no jun bi o chaku chaku to susu me te i ma su

I am steadily preparing to pass the exam.

Tips for using 着々

  • In formal reports and news, 着々 (chakuchaku) often describes preparations or plans that are advancing as scheduled, rather than sudden progress.

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