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No. 436 in Finnish

tarpeeksi

"Tarpeeksi" means "enough" or "sufficiently" in English.

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  • Minulla on tarpeeksi rahaa ostaa tämä kirja.

    I have enough money to buy this book.

    In this sentence, 'tarpeeksi' is used to indicate sufficiency concerning an amount of 'money' to make a purchase.

  • Hän ei syönyt tarpeeksi eilen ja on nälkäinen tänään.

    He didn't eat enough yesterday and is hungry today.

    Here, 'tarpeeksi' denotes a quantity, particularly in relation to 'eating sufficient food.'

  • Oletko levännyt tarpeeksi matkasi jälkeen?

    Have you rested enough after your trip?

    In this example, 'tarpeeksi' again expresses sufficiency, focusing on the amount of 'rest' taken post travel.

  • Minulla ei ole tarpeeksi rahaa.

    I don't have enough money.

    Here, 'tarpeeksi' is used to indicate a sufficient quantity of 'rahaa' (money).

  • Sinun täytyy harjoitella tarpeeksi, jotta voit menestyä.

    You need to practice enough to succeed.

    In this sentence, 'tarpeeksi' signifies the necessary extent or amount of practicing to succeed.

  • Oletko jo levännyt tarpeeksi?

    Have you rested enough?

    Here, 'tarpeeksi' refers to an adequate amount of rest.

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