(たいりょう)

たいりょうに
adverb
in large quantities
1. in large quantities, in bulk, in great amounts
Describes doing something involving a large volume or number. Used for physical quantities, production, consumption, and abstract amounts.
(みず)大量(たいりょう)()む。
To drink water in large quantities.
大量(たいりょう)仕入(しい)れたので(やす)くなった。
It became cheaper because we purchased in bulk.
この工場(こうじょう)では毎日(まいにち)部品(ぶひん)大量(たいりょう)生産(せいさん)している。
This factory produces parts in large quantities every day.

Emphasizes a large volume or amount of something. The underlying noun 大量(たいりょう) means 'large quantity' and can also be used as a の-adjective (大量(たいりょう)の).

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 大量(たいりょう)生産(せいさん)する: to mass-produce
  • 大量(たいりょう)消費(しょうひ)する: to consume in large amounts
  • 大量(たいりょう)()う: to buy in bulk
  • 大量(たいりょう)発生(はっせい)する: to occur in large numbers
  • 大量(たいりょう)摂取(せっしゅ)する: to ingest in large quantities

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • たくさん: a lot — more casual and general-purpose
  • 多量(たりょう)に: in large amounts — near-synonym; 多量(たりょう) is slightly more formal and often used in scientific contexts
  • (おお)いに: greatly, very much — describes degree or intensity rather than quantity