“Briefly” in Japanese
Short answer
Briefly in Japanese is “ちょろり” (chorori). Full meaning: quickly, briefly; rashly, carelessly; (flowing) in trickles.
Other ways to say “Briefly” in Japanese
ざっと
zatto roughly, approximately, round about, more or less; cursorily, briefly, quickly, lightly, roughly
一通り
hitotoori generally, in the main, briefly (look over, explain, etc.), roughly, more or less; (more or less) everything, all parts, bit of everything, whole process; ordinary, usual, average, common
手短に言えば
temijikaniieba briefly, in short, in a nutshell, in summary, to put it briefly
一渡り
hitowatari generally, in the main, briefly (look over, explain, etc.), roughly, more or less
ささっと
sasatto quickly, briefly
ぱぱぱっと
papapatto quickly, briefly
ちょろっと
chorotto quickly, briefly; rashly, carelessly; (flowing) in trickles
ちょい
choi a little, a bit, slightly; just a minute, for a moment, briefly; somewhat, rather, fairly, pretty, quite
一旦
ittan once; for a short time, briefly, temporarily
チョロリ
chorori quickly, briefly; rashly, carelessly; (flowing) in trickles
ザット
zatto roughly, approximately, round about, more or less; cursorily, briefly, quickly, lightly, roughly
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