さすれば

    conjunction
  1. so; therefore; for that reasondated termword usually written using kana alone
  2. if so; if that is the case; in that casedated termword usually written using kana alone
Forms
  • さすれば
  • すれば【さすれば】
  • れば【さすれば】
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. so; therefore; for that reason
    2. This meaning indicates a conclusion or result based on a previously stated fact or situation. It is often used to explain why something happens or to support an argument.
    It is raining. Therefore, let's not go to the forest.
    He practices every day. Therefore, the chances of winning the match will increase.
  2. if so; if that is the case; in that case
    3. This meaning is used to reference a possibility or condition based on what has been previously mentioned, often leading to a consideration of alternative actions or outcomes.
    If that plan goes through, in that case, we need to start preparing.
    If I hear that movie is interesting, in that case, I will go see it.
Generated collocations (experimental)
if so, that will happenif that's the case, there's no helping itthere would be no problem in that caseif that's the case, there is another optionif so, that is the reasonif that's the case, we can just leave it to himif so, we need to consider itif that is the case, the result won't change
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