English–Japanese
“throughout” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishūshi
Example
彼は終始笑顔でした。kare wa shū shi e gao de shi ta
He smiled throughout.
How to say “throughout” in Japanese
“Throughout” in Japanese is 終始 (shūshi).
It treats a state or attitude as continuing unchanged from the beginning through the end.
Example sentences with 終始
彼は質問に対して終始丁寧に答えました。kare wa shitsu mon ni tai shi te shū shi tei nei ni kota e ma shi ta
He answered the questions politely throughout.
Tips for using 終始
- 終始 (shūshi) often describes a continuing manner or state, such as smiling or remaining calm, rather than merely marking the passage of time.