Meaning of 仮に in Japanese | RomajiDesu Japanese dictionary

Definition of 仮に

かりに(karini) 【仮に】

(adv) temporarily; provisionally; for example; for argument's sake
あなたがもし仮に一万ドルを持っていたらどうしますか。
What would you do if you had, say, ten thousand dollars?

かりにも(karinimo) 【仮にも】

(adv) even for an instant; even as a joke
仮にも為す価値があるものならば何でも良く為す価値がある。
Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well.

こけにする(kokenisuru) 【虚仮にする】

If you became blind suddenly, what would you do?

If he wants to succeed at all, he must work harder.

Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well.

仮にかりにハトは頭あたまに磁力じりょくを感じるかんじることができる何かを持っているとしようする。

Suppose for a moment that pigeons had something in their heads which could sense magnetic fields.

Granting that it is so, what follows?

If I were to tell you the whole truth, you would be amazed.

What would become of our city if an earthquake were to hit it?

If I were to live abroad, I would live in Britain.

そのニュースが仮にかりに正しいただしいものと仮定かていしてするみよう。

Let us suppose that the news is true.

What would you do if you had, say, ten thousand dollars?