Examples of using "おそらく" in a sentence and their english translations:
And maybe, to a certain extent,
- Probably.
- Maybe.
I think you've got the flu.
As you can probably gather,
It might be.
Supposedly, Tom is a good cook.
that will come out being probably
like I said, is probably the easiest one
But, maybe like poetry,
In Oudinot’s defence, he’d probably been given an
The chances are that he'll be beaten.
It is likely to be fine.
I dare say it is a lie.
It is probable that he will fail.
I'll probably be late.
and that there are possibly some additional advantages
AB: Yes, and it'll be cloudy on that day too If I am not mistaken.
And we know that perhaps the greatest tragedy in all of this
It will probably snow tomorrow.
Ten to one he will succeed.
He observed that it would probably rain.
The premier is likely to resign.
We may well have rain this evening.
His team is likely to win.
The chances are that she will win the game.
Now, you might assume that Daniel Goleman is a researcher,
- I am afraid it will rain in the afternoon.
- I'm afraid it'll rain in the afternoon.
Probably he will never speak.
The chances are that he is still in bed.
It may well rain before tonight.
I think you're probably right.
The chances are that she'll quit her job.
What he said may well be true.
The chances are that she is still in bed.
- We think it possible that they may arrive next week.
- They're very likely to arrive next week.
- I think it's very likely that they'll arrive next week.
There's probably very little I can do.
I dare say she is still in Japan.
In all likelihood, it will rain this afternoon.
Perhaps he was over-confident.
and maybe to be hearing --
where Leo Eyharts is looking down at his parents,
This is probably, actually from the gold-panning era.
That plan will probably fail in the long run.
- It may be that she will succeed in the examination.
- She'll almost certainly pass the test.
He thought maybe this was a trick.
- I assume you are talking about Tom.
- I assume you're talking about Tom.
- I assume that you are talking about Tom.
- I assume that you're talking about Tom.
It is conceivable that he knows the rumor.
People who were good people, maybe even good employees,
Those dark clouds will probably bring rain.
It's probably better not to eat after 7:00pm.
I probably prefer big proper cars and small government
That doctrine will no doubt lead to serious consequences.
He is likely to come.
We'll probably be away for a few days.
Tom could probably tell us why.
It is probable that her first album will sell well.
and he is probably somewhere down here,
They are likely to agree to our plan.
Tom is probably just a year or two younger than Mary.
It is probable that she will win the speech contest.
The chances are he's already heard the news.
If you turn here, you can probably avoid a lot of traffic.
I believe most of you would say, "A healthy child."
You probably also know what a cello is.
and maybe they might not just be about food.
The origin of the universe will probably never be explained.
He would probably die before he got his degree.
- He is likely to come.
- He's likely to come.
and then I'll be able to public speak and maybe be the prime minister
and presumably there will be worlds on which life doesn't start.
You're probably the smartest student in our class.
In all probability, no language is completely free of borrowed words.
The exception was in China, where flat bread was probably not eaten.
He wasn't perhaps playing a practical joke on us.
The present housing policy is likely to come up against considerable opposition.