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Simple Dictionary Definition |
足を組む see styles |
ashiokumu あしをくむ |
(exp,v5m) to cross one's legs |
足不出戶 足不出户 see styles |
zú bù chū hù zu2 bu4 chu1 hu4 tsu pu ch`u hu tsu pu chu hu |
lit. not putting a foot outside; to stay at home |
足垂れ星 see styles |
ashitareboshi あしたれぼし |
(astron) (obscure) Chinese "Tail" constellation (one of the 28 mansions) |
Variations: |
ashiura; anaura あしうら; あなうら |
sole of the foot |
足軽大将 see styles |
ashigarudaishou; ashigarutaishou / ashigarudaisho; ashigarutaisho あしがるだいしょう; あしがるたいしょう |
samurai in command of a troop of foot soldiers |
跋提梨迦 see styles |
bá tí lí jiā ba2 ti2 li2 jia1 pa t`i li chia pa ti li chia Badairika |
(or 跋提唎迦) Bhadrika, also 婆提 or婆帝, one of the first five disciples, said to be a son of king Amṛtodana. |
跑馬圈地 跑马圈地 see styles |
pǎo mǎ quān dì pao3 ma3 quan1 di4 p`ao ma ch`üan ti pao ma chüan ti |
rushing to stake one's claim in new markets (idiom) |
距跋渉毛 see styles |
kyoketsushouge / kyoketsushoge きょけつしょうげ |
rope weapon with a sickle on one end and a ring on the other |
跡を追う see styles |
atooou / atooo あとをおう |
(exp,v5u) (1) to pursue; (2) to die right after a loved one; to kill oneself (because one misses or longs to be with a loved one); (3) to follow an example set by earlier generations (or one's master, etc.) |
跡取り娘 see styles |
atotorimusume あととりむすめ |
one's daughter and heiress |
跡強請り see styles |
atonedari あとねだり |
(obscure) demanding again what one has already obtained; coaxing out of someone for a second time |
路不拾遺 路不拾遗 see styles |
lù bù shí yí lu4 bu4 shi2 yi2 lu pu shih i |
lit. no one picks up lost articles in the street (idiom); fig. honesty prevails throughout society |
跳一隻腳 跳一只脚 see styles |
tiào yī zhī jiǎo tiao4 yi1 zhi1 jiao3 t`iao i chih chiao tiao i chih chiao |
to hop on one leg |
踊らせる see styles |
odoraseru おどらせる |
(transitive verb) (1) to manipulate (someone); to make (someone) dance to one's tune; to lead astray; (transitive verb) (2) to make (someone) dance; to let dance |
踊り屋台 see styles |
odoriyatai おどりやたい |
float at a festival upon which one can dance |
踏まえる see styles |
fumaeru ふまえる |
(transitive verb) (1) to be based on; to take into account; to build upon; to have origin in; (transitive verb) (2) to have one's feet firmly planted on; to plant oneself on |
踏み外す see styles |
fumihazusu ふみはずす |
(transitive verb) (1) to miss one's footing; (transitive verb) (2) to be off the right track; to be on the wrong path |
踏み抜く see styles |
fuminuku ふみぬく |
(transitive verb) to tread (a nail) into the sole of one's foot; to tread through (the floor) |
踏み破る see styles |
fumiyaburu ふみやぶる |
(transitive verb) (1) to break by stepping on; to trample; to stomp on; to stamp through; (transitive verb) (2) (See 踏破・1) to walk (all the way) across; to traverse (on foot); to travel through; to hike across |
踏み躙る see styles |
fuminijiru ふみにじる |
(transitive verb) to trample underfoot; to tread on; to crush with a foot |
踏み迷う see styles |
fumimayou / fumimayo ふみまよう |
(v5u,vi) to lose one's way; to go astray |
踏んばる see styles |
funbaru ふんばる |
(v5r,vi) to brace one's legs; to straddle; to stand firm; to plant oneself (somewhere); to hold out; to persist |
踏ん張る see styles |
funbaru ふんばる |
(v5r,vi) to brace one's legs; to straddle; to stand firm; to plant oneself (somewhere); to hold out; to persist |
踏破鐵鞋 踏破铁鞋 see styles |
tà pò tiě xié ta4 po4 tie3 xie2 t`a p`o t`ieh hsieh ta po tieh hsieh |
lit. to wear out one's iron shoes (idiom); fig. to search high and low |
踵を返す see styles |
kubisuokaesu くびすをかえす kibisuokaesu きびすをかえす |
(exp,v5s) to turn on one's heel; to turn back; to return |
Variations: |
izari いざり |
(1) crawling on the ground; shuffling on one's knees; (2) (sensitive word) cripple |
躊躇滿志 踌躇满志 see styles |
chóu chú mǎn zhì chou2 chu2 man3 zhi4 ch`ou ch`u man chih chou chu man chih |
enormously proud of one's success (idiom); smug; complacent |
躍らせる see styles |
odoraseru おどらせる |
(transitive verb) (1) (as 身を躍らせる) (See 身を躍らせる) to throw (oneself); to hurl; to cast; to fling; (transitive verb) (2) (as 心を躍らせる or 胸を躍らせる) to stir (one's feelings); to get excited; to make (one's heart) pound; to make (one's heart) leap |
身が入る see styles |
migahairu みがはいる |
(exp,v5r) (idiom) to give one's everything; to make one's best effort; to be enthused; to put your back into it |
身ぐるみ see styles |
migurumi みぐるみ |
all one has; all one's possessions |
身ごなし see styles |
migonashi みごなし |
one's carriage; one's demeanor; agility; body movements |
身になる see styles |
mininaru みになる |
(Godan verb with "ru" ending) (1) to do one good; to be beneficial; to be good for the body; to be helpful; (2) to stand in someone else's shoes; (3) (archaism) to care deeply for someone |
身に余る see styles |
miniamaru みにあまる |
(exp,v5r) (1) to be undeserved; to be more than one deserves; (2) to be more than one can handle |
身のため see styles |
minotame みのため |
(exp,n) one's best interests; one's own good |
身のほど see styles |
minohodo みのほど |
(exp,n) one's social position; one's place; one's standing |
身の上話 see styles |
minouebanashi / minoebanashi みのうえばなし |
(exp,n) life story; personal narrative; story of one's life |
身の危険 see styles |
minokiken みのきけん |
(exp,n) (ant: 身の安全) danger to oneself; (fear of) one's physical safety |
身の回り see styles |
minomawari みのまわり |
(exp,n) one's personal belongings; one's vicinity; one's daily life; everyday necessities |
身の安全 see styles |
minoanzen みのあんぜん |
(exp,n) (ant: 身の危険) one's physical safety; personal security |
身の廻り see styles |
minomawari みのまわり |
(exp,n) one's personal belongings; one's vicinity; one's daily life; everyday necessities |
身を以て see styles |
miomotte みをもって |
(expression) with one's own body; by one's own action; through one's own experience; firsthand |
身を捩る see styles |
mioyojiru みをよじる |
(exp,v5r) to twist; to turn; to writhe (e.g. in pain); to twist around; to turn in one's seat |
身上がり see styles |
miagari みあがり |
taking a day off by paying one's own fee to one's master (of a prostitute; often in order to see her lover) |
身不由己 see styles |
shēn bù yóu jǐ shen1 bu4 you2 ji3 shen pu yu chi |
(idiom) (of one's circumstances) beyond one's control; unable to do anything about it; (of one's actions) not subject to conscious control (i.e. done in spite of oneself) |
身体髪膚 see styles |
shintaihappu しんたいはっぷ |
(yoji) entire human body; every inch of one's body |
身先士卒 see styles |
shēn xiān shì zú shen1 xian1 shi4 zu2 shen hsien shih tsu |
to fight at the head of one's troops; (fig.) to take the lead |
身分意識 see styles |
mibunishiki みぶんいしき |
status consciousness; perception of one's social status |
身分相応 see styles |
mibunsouou / mibunsoo みぶんそうおう |
(noun or adjectival noun) appropriate to one's lot in life; within one's means; fitting to one's position; suitable to one's social status |
身分詐称 see styles |
mibunsashou / mibunsasho みぶんさしょう |
false personation; misrepresentation of one's social position |
身心一如 see styles |
shēn xīn yī rú shen1 xin1 yi1 ru2 shen hsin i ju shin jin ichinyo しんじんいちにょ |
(yoji) body and mind as one; mind-body unity unity of body and mind |
身揚がり see styles |
miagari みあがり |
taking a day off by paying one's own fee to one's master (of a prostitute; often in order to see her lover) |
身敗名裂 身败名裂 see styles |
shēn bài míng liè shen1 bai4 ming2 lie4 shen pai ming lieh |
to lose one's standing; to have one's reputation swept away; a complete defeat and fall from grace |
身知らず see styles |
mishirazu みしらず |
(noun or adjectival noun) self-conceit; neglecting one's health |
身辺整理 see styles |
shinpenseiri / shinpenseri しんぺんせいり |
(noun/participle) putting one's affairs in order; ordering one's affairs; tidying up |
身體力行 身体力行 see styles |
shēn tǐ lì xíng shen1 ti3 li4 xing2 shen t`i li hsing shen ti li hsing |
to practice what one preaches (idiom) |
Variations: |
utata うたた |
(adverb) (kana only) (See 益々・ますます,愈・いよいよ・1) more and more; increasingly; all the more |
転地療養 see styles |
tenchiryouyou / tenchiryoyo てんちりょうよう |
(yoji) seeking to improve one's health with a change of climate |
転迷開悟 see styles |
tenmeikaigo / tenmekaigo てんめいかいご |
(expression) (yoji) {Buddh} casting away one's vices or worldly desires and achieving enlightenment |
轉法輪相 转法轮相 see styles |
zhuǎn fǎ lún xiàng zhuan3 fa3 lun2 xiang4 chuan fa lun hsiang ten bōrin sō |
The sign of preaching, one of the eight signs that Śākyamuni was a buddha. |
轉移視線 转移视线 see styles |
zhuǎn yí shì xiàn zhuan3 yi2 shi4 xian4 chuan i shih hsien |
to shift one's eyes; (fig.) to shift one's attention; to divert attention |
轉移陣地 转移阵地 see styles |
zhuǎn yí zhèn dì zhuan3 yi2 zhen4 di4 chuan i chen ti |
to move one's base (of operations); to reposition; to relocate |
轉變立場 转变立场 see styles |
zhuǎn biàn lì chǎng zhuan3 bian4 li4 chang3 chuan pien li ch`ang chuan pien li chang |
to change positions; to shift one's ground |
轉面無情 转面无情 see styles |
zhuǎn miàn wú qíng zhuan3 mian4 wu2 qing2 chuan mien wu ch`ing chuan mien wu ching |
to turn one's face against sb and show no mercy (idiom); to turn against a friend |
轍を踏む see styles |
tetsuofumu てつをふむ |
(exp,v5m) (idiom) to repeat someone's mistake; to make the same mistake as one's predecessor; to follow the ruts of a previous cart |
轗軻不遇 see styles |
kankafuguu / kankafugu かんかふぐう |
(yoji) being neglected by the world; being denied one's deserved recognition and status |
辜較縱奪 辜较纵夺 see styles |
gū jiào zòng duó gu1 jiao4 zong4 duo2 ku chiao tsung to kokō jōdatsu |
to arbitrarily plunder and carry away whatever one can without any principle |
辞さない see styles |
jisanai じさない |
(exp,adj-i) (as ...を（も）辞さない) (See 辞する・4) willing (even) to do; prepared to do; ready to do; not mind doing |
辞世の句 see styles |
jiseinoku / jisenoku じせいのく |
(exp,n) farewell poem; death poem; poem written during one's final moments |
辟支佛乘 see styles |
bì zhī fó shèng bi4 zhi1 fo2 sheng4 pi chih fo sheng byakushibutsu jō |
The middle vehicle, that of the pratyekabuddha, one of the three vehicles. |
辷り止め see styles |
suberidome すべりどめ |
(1) tyre chains; anti-skid device; (2) backup measure; taking entrance examination to a university in case one fails at other universities |
辺張待ち see styles |
penchanmachi ペンチャンまち |
{mahj} one-sided wait for the end tile of a three-in-a-row which will finish one's hand (i.e. for a 3 while holding 1-2, or for a 7 while holding 8-9) |
込上げる see styles |
komiageru こみあげる |
(irregular okurigana usage) (v1,vi) (1) to fill (one's heart); to experience a welling up of feelings or sensations; (2) to feel nauseated |
迎刃而解 see styles |
yíng rèn ér jiě ying2 ren4 er2 jie3 ying jen erh chieh |
lit. (bamboo) splits when it meets the knife's edge (idiom); fig. easily solved |
迎面而來 迎面而来 see styles |
yíng miàn ér lái ying2 mian4 er2 lai2 ying mien erh lai |
directly; head-on (collision); in one's face (of wind) |
近在眼前 see styles |
jìn zài yǎn qián jin4 zai4 yan3 qian2 chin tsai yen ch`ien chin tsai yen chien |
right under one's nose; right in front of one's eyes; close at hand; imminent |
近日中に see styles |
kinjitsuchuuni / kinjitsuchuni きんじつちゅうに |
(expression) in a few days; in the near future; soon; one of these days |
近朱近墨 see styles |
jìn zhū jìn mò jin4 zhu1 jin4 mo4 chin chu chin mo |
one is judged by the company one keeps (idiom) |
近水樓臺 近水楼台 see styles |
jìn shuǐ lóu tái jin4 shui3 lou2 tai2 chin shui lou t`ai chin shui lou tai |
lit. a pavilion near the water (idiom); fig. using one's proximity to the powerful to obtain favor |
近況報告 see styles |
kinkyouhoukoku / kinkyohokoku きんきょうほうこく |
exchange of one's recent news; catch-up |
返り討ち see styles |
kaeriuchi かえりうち |
(1) killing a would-be avenger; (2) having the tables turned on someone (e.g. by a challenger); being beaten at one's own game |
返璞歸真 返璞归真 see styles |
fǎn pú guī zhēn fan3 pu2 gui1 zhen1 fan p`u kuei chen fan pu kuei chen |
to return to one's true self; to regain the natural state |
返老還童 返老还童 see styles |
fǎn lǎo huán tóng fan3 lao3 huan2 tong2 fan lao huan t`ung fan lao huan tung |
to recover one's youthful vigor; to feel rejuvenated (idiom) |
迦留陀夷 see styles |
jiā liú tuó yí jia1 liu2 tuo2 yi2 chia liu t`o i chia liu to i Karudai |
Kālodāyin, also called 烏陀夷 Udayin or Black Udayin, but there are other interpretations; said to have been schoolmaster to Śākyamuni when young and one of the early disciples; also to have been murdered. |
迦那提婆 see styles |
jiān à tí pó jian1 a4 ti2 po2 chien a t`i p`o chien a ti po Kanadaiba |
Kāṇadeva, a disciple of Nāgārjuna and fifteenth patriarch, a native of South India, of the Vaiśya caste; said to have only one eye, hence Kāṇa his name; known also as Deva Bodhisattva. |
迫在眉睫 see styles |
pò zài méi jié po4 zai4 mei2 jie2 p`o tsai mei chieh po tsai mei chieh |
pressing in on one's eyelashes (idiom); imminent |
迴向菩提 see styles |
huí xiàng pú tí hui2 xiang4 pu2 ti2 hui hsiang p`u t`i hui hsiang pu ti ekō bodai |
to dedicate one's mind toward enlightenment |
迷い込む see styles |
mayoikomu まよいこむ |
(v5m,vi) to stray into; to lose one's way (and enter); to wander into |
迷悟一如 see styles |
mí wù yī rú mi2 wu4 yi1 ru2 mi wu i ju meigo ichinyo |
the two are aspects of the one reality, as water and ice are the same substance, 迷悟不二 and fundamentally are the same. |
迷走台風 see styles |
meisoutaifuu / mesotaifu めいそうたいふう |
stray typhoon (i.e. one with an irregular path) |
迷途知返 see styles |
mí tú zhī fǎn mi2 tu2 zhi1 fan3 mi t`u chih fan mi tu chih fan |
to get back on the right path; to mend one's ways |
追いつく see styles |
oitsuku おいつく |
(v5k,vi) (1) to catch up (with); to draw level; to pull even; to reach; (2) to be compensated; to make up for one's loses |
追い付く see styles |
oitsuku おいつく |
(v5k,vi) (1) to catch up (with); to draw level; to pull even; to reach; (2) to be compensated; to make up for one's loses |
追い着く see styles |
oitsuku おいつく |
(v5k,vi) (1) to catch up (with); to draw level; to pull even; to reach; (2) to be compensated; to make up for one's loses |
追訴時效 追诉时效 see styles |
zhuī sù shí xiào zhui1 su4 shi2 xiao4 chui su shih hsiao |
(law) period during which one can prosecute or sue sb (as stipulated by a statute of limitations) |
追証拠金 see styles |
oishoukokin / oishokokin おいしょうこきん |
{finc} (See 追証) additional cover; more margin |
送り出し see styles |
okuridashi おくりだし |
{sumo} pushing (propelling) (one's opponent) out of the ring from behind |
逃げだす see styles |
nigedasu にげだす |
(Godan verb with "su" ending) (1) to run away; to flee; to make off; to take to one's heels; to escape; (2) to start to run away |
逃げ出す see styles |
nigedasu にげだす |
(Godan verb with "su" ending) (1) to run away; to flee; to make off; to take to one's heels; to escape; (2) to start to run away |
逃之夭夭 see styles |
táo zhī yāo yāo tao2 zhi1 yao1 yao1 t`ao chih yao yao tao chih yao yao |
to escape without trace (idiom); to make one's getaway (from the scene of a crime); to show a clean pair of heels |
逃延びる see styles |
nigenobiru にげのびる |
(v1,vi) to make good one's escape; to escape to a safe place; to make one's getaway; to effect one's escape |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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