LookItUpjust like that
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /dʒʌst laɪk ˈðæt/
just like that means: Suddenly, with no warning or preparation.
adverb
WITHOUT WARNINGB1
Suddenly, with no warning or preparation.
- He left just like that.
- Just like that, the lights went out.
- Did she really quit her job just like that?
THAT WAYA2
In exactly the way someone has shown or described.
- Hold it just like that.
- She folded the paper just like that.
- Can you move your hand just like that?
Questions about just like that
What does just like that mean?
Suddenly, with no warning or preparation.
What is just like that in other languages?
Türkçe: birdenbire · Español: de repente · Français: tout à coup · Deutsch: plötzlich · Italiano: all’improvviso · 日本語: 突然
How do you pronounce just like that?
It is pronounced /dʒʌst laɪk ˈðæt/.
How do you use just like that in a sentence?
He left just like that. Just like that, the lights went out.
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