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Shopping cart plowed right into you.
It'd swept you right out into the street.
What does “right” mean in these sentence?
（上の文でのrightはどのような意味、ニュアンスですか？）
Shopping cart plowed right into you.
It'd swept you right out into the street.
What does “right” mean in these sentence?
（上の文でのrightはどのような意味、ニュアンスですか？）
It'd swept you right out into the street.
What does “right” mean in these sentence?
（上の文でのrightはどのような意味、ニュアンスですか？）
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「そのまま・すっと真っ直ぐ・迷いなく」みたいなニュアンスです。
なくても文が成立しますが、そういうニュアンスをつけるのがとても自然です。
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