Covered in with 〜だらけ

Grammar: Condition

2022年09月24日

A noun followed by だらけ it means something is “covered in” or “filled with” that noun, which is something undesirable.

だらけ may be followed by の then the item covered, but this may be excluded when the item is obvious.

This is used for things covering in a scattered way.

Examples

Upon hearing Usami say she’s stopping by the school library, Uchimaki says he wants to go with, and Colette tags along.

Realizing Urushi is hiding in a box to try and scare him, Ayumu sits with his back to the box.

歩(あゆむ):: 「どうですか？油断(ゆだん)だらけのこの背中(せなか)…」; “How is it? This back filled with carelessness.”

Kotoha, Yui, and Sacchan enter another exhibit room in the museum.