【JLPT N1 Grammar】〜を限りに(〜をかぎりに / ~wokagirini)

Explanation:〜を限りに

Meaning
"〜を最後さいごとして、(いままでつづけていたことをやめる)"
"with that time as the last "
Used to indicate the end point or limit of something, often marking a decisive moment when something finishes or a significant change occurs. This phrase is commonly used when something comes to an end or a major shift happens at a specific point in time.

Form
Nを + 限りに

Points

  1. Final or Last Moment: "〜を限りに" is often used to indicate the final occurrence or end of something.
  2. Turning Point: It can also suggest that a major change will begin or take effect from a specific point onward.
  3. Formal/Serious Tone: This phrase often appears in formal or serious contexts, such as announcements of resignations, changes, or events coming to an end.

JLPT Level
N1



Sample sentenes

ダイエットするため、今日きょうかぎりにあまものべないことにしました。
To lose weight, I've decided not to eat sweets from today onward.

このみせ今月こんげつかぎ閉店へいてんするそうだ。
It seems that this store will close at the end of this month.

つぎのライブかぎわたしたちは解散かいさんします。
We will disband after the next live performance.

トムさんは来月らいげつかぎ、会社をやめるそうだ。
It seems that Tom will quit the company at the end of next month.

健康けんこうのために今日きょうかぎタバコとおさけをやめます。
For the sake of my health, I will quit smoking and drinking from today onward.

Vocabulary

Japanese
English
解散する かいさんする disband / dissolve

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