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殘民害物 残民害物 see styles |
cán mín hài wù can2 min2 hai4 wu4 ts`an min hai wu tsan min hai wu |
to harm people and damage property (idiom) |
殫精極慮 殚精极虑 see styles |
dān jīng jí lǜ dan1 jing1 ji2 lu:4 tan ching chi lü |
to exhaust one's thoughts and ingenuity (idiom); to think something through thoroughly; to rack one's brains; to leave no stone unturned |
殫精竭慮 殚精竭虑 see styles |
dān jīng jié lǜ dan1 jing1 jie2 lu:4 tan ching chieh lü |
to exhaust one's thoughts and ingenuity (idiom); to think something through thoroughly; to rack one's brains; to leave no stone unturned |
段飛ばし see styles |
dantobashi だんとばし |
(exp,vs) (as ２段飛ばし, ３段飛ばし, etc.) leaping over multiple steps in stairs (e.g. when in a hurry) |
殺一儆百 杀一儆百 see styles |
shā yī jǐng bǎi sha1 yi1 jing3 bai3 sha i ching pai |
lit. kill one to warn a hundred (idiom); to punish an individual as an example to others; pour encourager les autres |
殺人如麻 杀人如麻 see styles |
shā rén rú má sha1 ren2 ru2 ma2 sha jen ju ma |
lit. to kill people like scything flax (idiom); fig. to kill people like flies |
殺出重圍 杀出重围 see styles |
shā chū chóng wéi sha1 chu1 chong2 wei2 sha ch`u ch`ung wei sha chu chung wei |
to force one's way out of encirclement; to break through |
殺阿闍梨 杀阿阇梨 see styles |
shā ā shé lí sha1 a1 she2 li2 sha a she li satsuajari |
killing one's teacher |
殻を破る see styles |
karaoyaburu からをやぶる |
(exp,v5r) (idiom) to break up and start anew; to break out of one's shell; to make a fresh start; to go outside oneself |
毀家紓難 毁家纾难 see styles |
huǐ jiā shū nàn hui3 jia1 shu1 nan4 hui chia shu nan |
to sacrifice one's wealth to save the state (idiom) |
毒を吐く see styles |
dokuohaku どくをはく |
(exp,v5k) (idiom) to spew venom; to speak ill (of people) |
比翼雙飛 比翼双飞 see styles |
bǐ yì shuāng fēi bi3 yi4 shuang1 fei1 pi i shuang fei |
lit. a pair of birds flying close together (idiom); fig. two hearts beating as one; name of a sweet and sour chicken wing dish |
比翼齊飛 比翼齐飞 see styles |
bǐ yì qí fēi bi3 yi4 qi2 fei1 pi i ch`i fei pi i chi fei |
to fly wing to wing (idiom); two hearts beating as one; (of a couple) inseparable |
比量相違 比量相违 see styles |
bǐ liáng xiāng wéi bi3 liang2 xiang1 wei2 pi liang hsiang wei hiryō sōi |
viruddha. A contradicting example or analogy in logic, e. g. the vase is permanent (or eternal), because of its nature; one of the nine, in the proposition, of the thirty-three possible fallacies in a syllogism. |
毘流波叉 毗流波叉 see styles |
pí liú bō chā pi2 liu2 bo1 cha1 p`i liu po ch`a pi liu po cha Biruhasha |
Virūpākṣa, 'irregular-eyed,' 'three-eyed like Śiva,' translated wide-eyed, or evil-eyed; one of the four mahārājas, guardian of the West, lord of nāgas, colour red. Also 毘流博叉 (or 毘樓博叉); 鼻溜波阿叉; 鞞路波阿迄. |
毛切り石 see styles |
kekiriishi / kekirishi けきりいし |
(archaism) stone for cutting one's pubic hair (in public baths)(Edo period) |
毛遂自薦 毛遂自荐 see styles |
máo suì zì jiàn mao2 sui4 zi4 jian4 mao sui tzu chien |
Mao Sui recommends himself (idiom); to offer one's services (in the style of Mao Sui offering his services to king of Chu 楚 of the Warring states) |
毛骨悚然 see styles |
máo gǔ sǒng rán mao2 gu3 song3 ran2 mao ku sung jan |
to have one's hair stand on end (idiom); to feel one's blood run cold |
毫髮不爽 毫发不爽 see styles |
háo fà bù shuǎng hao2 fa4 bu4 shuang3 hao fa pu shuang |
not to deviate one hair's breadth (idiom); to be extremely accurate |
民不聊生 see styles |
mín bù liáo shēng min2 bu4 liao2 sheng1 min pu liao sheng |
(idiom) the people have no way to make a living (from Records of the Grand Historian 史記|史记[Shi3 ji4]) |
民族主義 民族主义 see styles |
mín zú zhǔ yì min2 zu2 zhu3 yi4 min tsu chu i minzokushugi みんぞくしゅぎ |
nationalism; national self-determination; principle of nationalism, the first of Dr Sun Yat-sen's 孫中山|孙中山 Three Principles of the People 三民主義|三民主义 (at the time, meaning parity between China and the great powers); racism nationalism |
民本主義 see styles |
minponshugi みんぽんしゅぎ |
(hist) (See 大正デモクラシー) politics of the people (democratic theory of Sakuzō Yoshino, 1878-1933) |
民權主義 民权主义 see styles |
mín quán zhǔ yì min2 quan2 zhu3 yi4 min ch`üan chu i min chüan chu i |
democracy; civil liberties; principle of democracy, the second of Dr Sun Yat-sen's 孫中山|孙中山 Three Principles of the People 三民主義|三民主义 (at the time, meaning widespread popular involvement in affairs of state) |
民生主義 民生主义 see styles |
mín shēng zhǔ yì min2 sheng1 zhu3 yi4 min sheng chu i |
principle of people's livelihood, the third of Dr Sun Yat-sen's 孫中山|孙中山 Three Principles of the People 三民主義|三民主义 (at the time, meaning redistribution of wealth, self-sufficiency and internal trade) |
民生凋敝 see styles |
mín shēng diāo bì min2 sheng1 diao1 bi4 min sheng tiao pi |
the people's livelihood is reduced to destitution (idiom); a time of famine and impoverishment |
民窮財盡 民穷财尽 see styles |
mín qióng cái jìn min2 qiong2 cai2 jin4 min ch`iung ts`ai chin min chiung tsai chin |
the people are impoverished, their means exhausted (idiom); to drive the nation to bankruptcy |
民脂民膏 see styles |
mín zhī mín gāo min2 zhi1 min2 gao1 min chih min kao |
lit. the fat and wealth of the people (idiom); the nation's hard-won wealth (esp. as an object of unscrupulous exploitation); the people's blood, sweat and tears |
民賊獨夫 民贼独夫 see styles |
mín zéi dú fū min2 zei2 du2 fu1 min tsei tu fu |
tyrant and oppressor of the people (idiom); traitorous dictator |
民間外交 see styles |
minkangaikou / minkangaiko みんかんがいこう |
popular diplomacy; public diplomacy; people's diplomacy; diplomacy carried out by non-government officials |
気が回る see styles |
kigamawaru きがまわる |
(exp,v5r) (1) to be attentive to small details; (exp,v5r) (2) to be attentive to others (or others' concerns); (exp,v5r) (3) to have one's mind turn groundlessly to something negative |
気が緩む see styles |
kigayurumu きがゆるむ |
(exp,v5m) (1) to relax one's mind; to feel relaxed; (exp,v5m) (2) to become remiss; to cease paying careful attention |
気になる see styles |
kininaru きになる |
(exp,v5r) (1) to weigh on one's mind; to bother one; to worry about; to be concerned about; to care about; to feel uneasy; to be anxious; (exp,v5r) (2) to be interested (in); to be curious (about); to wonder (about); to catch one's eye; (exp,v5r) (3) (usu. after a verb) to feel like (doing); to feel inclined to; to bring oneself to (do) |
気に入り see styles |
kiniiri / kiniri きにいり |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (usu. お〜) (See お気に入り・1) favorite; favourite; pet (e.g. teacher's pet) |
気に触る see styles |
kinisawaru きにさわる |
(irregular kanji usage) (exp,v5r) to hurt one's feelings; to rub someone the wrong way |
気に障る see styles |
kinisawaru きにさわる |
(exp,v5r) to hurt one's feelings; to rub someone the wrong way |
気のせい see styles |
kinosei / kinose きのせい |
(exp,n) in one's imagination |
気の所為 see styles |
kinosei / kinose きのせい |
(exp,n) in one's imagination |
気は確か see styles |
kihatashika きはたしか |
(exp,adj-na) in one's senses; sane |
気まかせ see styles |
kimakase きまかせ |
(noun or adjectival noun) doing as one pleases; following one's nose |
気を回す see styles |
kiomawasu きをまわす |
(exp,v5s) to read too much into things; to get wrong ideas by letting one's imagination run wild; to have a groundless suspicion |
気を引く see styles |
kiohiku きをひく |
(exp,v5k) (1) to attract someone's affection; (exp,v5k) (2) to sound out somebody; (exp,v5k) (3) to get one's hooks into |
気を抜く see styles |
kionuku きをぬく |
(exp,v5k) to lose focus; to let one's mind wander; to relax one's attention |
気を許す see styles |
kioyurusu きをゆるす |
(exp,v5s) to let one's guard down |
気儘勝手 see styles |
kimamakatte きままかって |
(noun or adjectival noun) (yoji) self-willed; (doing or saying things) to suit one's own convenience |
気儘放題 see styles |
kimamahoudai / kimamahodai きままほうだい |
(noun or adjectival noun) (yoji) as selfishly (willfully) as one pleases |
気分一新 see styles |
kibunisshin きぶんいっしん |
complete change of mood; thoroughly refreshing one's spirits |
気分次第 see styles |
kibunshidai きぶんしだい |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) according to (depending on) the mood of the moment; as one's fancy dictates |
気変わり see styles |
kigawari きがわり |
(noun/participle) changing one's mind |
気宇壮大 see styles |
kiusoudai / kiusodai きうそうだい |
(noun or adjectival noun) (yoji) magnanimous in one's attitude of mind; grand in one's idea or mind-set |
気宇広濶 see styles |
kiukoukatsu / kiukokatsu きうこうかつ |
(noun or adjectival noun) magnanimous in one's attitude of mind; grand in one's idea or mind-set |
気宇広闊 see styles |
kiukoukatsu / kiukokatsu きうこうかつ |
(noun or adjectival noun) magnanimous in one's attitude of mind; grand in one's idea or mind-set |
気息奄々 see styles |
kisokuenen きそくえんえん |
(adj-no,adj-t,adv-to) (yoji) gasping for breath; at one's last gasp; breathing feebly; on the brink of death; more dead than alive |
気息奄奄 see styles |
kisokuenen きそくえんえん |
(adj-no,adj-t,adv-to) (yoji) gasping for breath; at one's last gasp; breathing feebly; on the brink of death; more dead than alive |
気色ばむ see styles |
keshikibamu けしきばむ |
(v5m,vi) to grow angry; to display one's anger |
気色立つ see styles |
keshikidatsu けしきだつ |
(Godan verb with "tsu" ending) (1) to show signs of; (Godan verb with "tsu" ending) (2) to show one's feelings or emotions in one's facial expression or behavior; (Godan verb with "tsu" ending) (3) to put on airs; (Godan verb with "tsu" ending) (4) to be become animated with voices and noise |
気随気儘 see styles |
kizuikimama きずいきまま |
as one pleases |
水をさす see styles |
mizuosasu みずをさす |
(exp,v5s) (1) to pour water (into); to dilute with water; (2) to hinder; to hamper; to throw cold water (on); to put a damper on; to estrange (people) |
水を差す see styles |
mizuosasu みずをさす |
(exp,v5s) (1) to pour water (into); to dilute with water; (2) to hinder; to hamper; to throw cold water (on); to put a damper on; to estrange (people) |
水を注す see styles |
mizuosasu みずをさす |
(exp,v5s) (1) to pour water (into); to dilute with water; (2) to hinder; to hamper; to throw cold water (on); to put a damper on; to estrange (people) |
水到渠成 see styles |
shuǐ dào qú chéng shui3 dao4 qu2 cheng2 shui tao ch`ü ch`eng shui tao chü cheng |
lit. where water flows, a canal is formed (idiom); fig. when conditions are right, success will follow naturally |
水天一色 see styles |
shuǐ tiān yī sè shui3 tian1 yi1 se4 shui t`ien i se shui tien i se |
water and sky merge in one color (idiom) |
水母の骨 see styles |
kuragenohone くらげのほね |
(expression) (rare) (idiom) something that one would not expect to exist; something exceedingly rare; jellyfish bones |
水洩不通 水泄不通 see styles |
shuǐ xiè bù tōng shui3 xie4 bu4 tong1 shui hsieh pu t`ung shui hsieh pu tung |
lit. not one drop can trickle through (idiom); fig. (of crowds, traffic etc) impenetrable |
水清無魚 水清无鱼 see styles |
shuǐ qīng wú yú shui3 qing1 wu2 yu2 shui ch`ing wu yü shui ching wu yü |
lit. water that is too clean holds no fish (idiom); fig. one who is too severe has no friends |
水滸全傳 水浒全传 see styles |
shuǐ hǔ quán zhuàn shui3 hu3 quan2 zhuan4 shui hu ch`üan chuan shui hu chüan chuan |
Water Margin or Outlaws of the Marsh by Shi Nai'an 施耐庵, one of the Four Classic Novels of Chinese literature; also written 水滸傳|水浒传 |
水落歸槽 水落归槽 see styles |
shuǐ luò guī cáo shui3 luo4 gui1 cao2 shui lo kuei ts`ao shui lo kuei tsao |
spilt water returns to the trough (idiom); fig. people remember where they belong |
水輪三昧 水轮三昧 see styles |
shuǐ lún sān mèi shui3 lun2 san1 mei4 shui lun san mei suirin zanmai |
The samādhi of the water 'wheel' 水輪, one of the 五輪三昧; water is fertilizing and soft, in like manner the effect of this samādhi is the fertilizing of good roots, and the softening or reduction of ambition and pride. |
水風火災 水风火灾 see styles |
shuǐ fēng huǒ zāi shui3 feng1 huo3 zai1 shui feng huo tsai suifuka sai |
The three final catastrophes, see 三災. |
永不成佛 see styles |
yǒng bù chéng fó yong3 bu4 cheng2 fo2 yung pu ch`eng fo yung pu cheng fo yō fu jōbutsu |
never becomes buddha |
永久就職 see styles |
eikyuushuushoku / ekyushushoku えいきゅうしゅうしょく |
(idiom) (colloquialism) marrying to become a housewife; permanent employment (once one becomes a housewife) |
永垂不朽 see styles |
yǒng chuí bù xiǔ yong3 chui2 bu4 xiu3 yung ch`ui pu hsiu yung chui pu hsiu eisuifukyuu / esuifukyu えいすいふきゅう |
eternal glory; will never be forgotten (yoji) one's fame or achievements being passed down eternally |
永無寧日 永无宁日 see styles |
yǒng wú níng rì yong3 wu2 ning2 ri4 yung wu ning jih |
(in such circumstances) there will be no peace; one can never breathe easy |
求不得苦 see styles |
qiú bù dé kǔ qiu2 bu4 de2 ku3 ch`iu pu te k`u chiu pu te ku gufutokuku ぐふとくく |
(yoji) {Buddh} the pain of not getting what one seeks The pain which results from not receiving what one seeks, from disappointed hope, or unrewarded effort. One of the eight sorrows. |
求之不得 see styles |
qiú zhī bù dé qiu2 zhi1 bu4 de2 ch`iu chih pu te chiu chih pu te |
lit. seek but fail to get (idiom); fig. exactly what one’s been looking for |
求仁得仁 see styles |
qiú rén dé rén qiu2 ren2 de2 ren2 ch`iu jen te jen chiu jen te jen |
lit. to seek virtue and acquire it (idiom); fig. to have one's wish fulfilled |
求賢若渴 求贤若渴 see styles |
qiú xián ruò kě qiu2 xian2 ruo4 ke3 ch`iu hsien jo k`o chiu hsien jo ko |
(idiom) to eagerly seek talented people |
求那毘地 求那毗地 see styles |
qiun à pí dì qiun2 a4 pi2 di4 qiun a p`i ti qiun a pi ti Gunabiji |
Guṇavṛddhi, 德進, an Indian monk who came to China 492-5, tr. three works, d. 502. |
求錘得錘 求锤得锤 see styles |
qiú chuí dé chuí qiu2 chui2 de2 chui2 ch`iu ch`ui te ch`ui chiu chui te chui |
(neologism c. 2017) (slang) to demand proof of what one believes to be an unfounded accusation only to have irrefutable evidence duly supplied |
汗っかき see styles |
asekkaki あせっかき |
great sweater; one who perspires freely |
汗っ掻き see styles |
asekkaki あせっかき |
great sweater; one who perspires freely |
汗の結晶 see styles |
asenokesshou / asenokessho あせのけっしょう |
fruits of one's labour; crystals of sweat |
汗を流す see styles |
aseonagasu あせをながす |
(exp,v5s) (1) to work hard; to sweat; (exp,v5s) (2) to wash off one's sweat |
汚名返上 see styles |
omeihenjou / omehenjo おめいへんじょう |
(n,vs,vi) (yoji) clearing one's name; redeeming oneself; restoring one's honor |
江郎才盡 江郎才尽 see styles |
jiāng láng cái jìn jiang1 lang2 cai2 jin4 chiang lang ts`ai chin chiang lang tsai chin |
Jiang Yan has exhausted his talent (idiom); fig. to have used up one's creative powers; to have writer's block |
池魚の殃 see styles |
chigyonowazawai ちぎょのわざわい |
(exp,n) (idiom) collateral damage; getting embroiled in someone else's dispute; having a fire spread to one's own house |
決めこむ see styles |
kimekomu きめこむ |
(transitive verb) (1) to take for granted; to assume; (2) to pretend (to be); to act as if one were ...; to fancy oneself as being; (3) to do intentionally; to persist in doing |
決め込む see styles |
kimekomu きめこむ |
(transitive verb) (1) to take for granted; to assume; (2) to pretend (to be); to act as if one were ...; to fancy oneself as being; (3) to do intentionally; to persist in doing |
沆瀣一氣 沆瀣一气 see styles |
hàng xiè yī qì hang4 xie4 yi1 qi4 hang hsieh i ch`i hang hsieh i chi |
to act in collusion (idiom); in cahoots with; villains will look after one another |
沉不住氣 沉不住气 see styles |
chén bù zhù qì chen2 bu4 zhu4 qi4 ch`en pu chu ch`i chen pu chu chi |
to lose one's cool; to get impatient; unable to remain calm |
沉得住氣 沉得住气 see styles |
chén de zhù qì chen2 de5 zhu4 qi4 ch`en te chu ch`i chen te chu chi |
to stay calm; to keep one's composure |
沐魄太子 see styles |
mù pò tài zǐ mu4 po4 tai4 zi3 mu p`o t`ai tzu mu po tai tzu Mokuhaku taishi |
is 慕魄 one of the former incarnations of Śākyamuni. |
沒有臉皮 没有脸皮 see styles |
méi yǒu liǎn pí mei2 you3 lian3 pi2 mei yu lien p`i mei yu lien pi |
ashamed; embarrassed; not having the face (to meet people); not daring (out of shame) |
沒苦硬吃 没苦硬吃 see styles |
méi kǔ yìng chī mei2 ku3 ying4 chi1 mei k`u ying ch`ih mei ku ying chih |
(neologism c. 2024) to stubbornly endure hardships that need not be endured; to go out of one's way to make things difficult for oneself |
沒齒不忘 没齿不忘 see styles |
mò chǐ bù wàng mo4 chi3 bu4 wang4 mo ch`ih pu wang mo chih pu wang |
lit. will not be forgotten even after one's teeth fall out; to remember as long as one lives; unforgettable (idiom) |
沒齒難忘 没齿难忘 see styles |
mò chǐ nán wàng mo4 chi3 nan2 wang4 mo ch`ih nan wang mo chih nan wang |
hard to forget even after one's teeth fall out (idiom); to remember a benefactor as long as one lives; undying gratitude |
沖昏頭腦 冲昏头脑 see styles |
chōng hūn tóu nǎo chong1 hun1 tou2 nao3 ch`ung hun t`ou nao chung hun tou nao |
lit. to be muddled in the brain (idiom); fig. excited and unable to act rationally; to go to one's head |
沙那利迦 see styles |
shān à lì jiā shan1 a4 li4 jia1 shan a li chia Shanarika |
ṣāṇṇagarika, one of the eighteen Hīnayāna sects. |
河津掛け see styles |
kawazugake かわづがけ |
(1) {sumo} hooking backward counter throw; (2) one-leg entanglement (judo) |
油を売る see styles |
aburaouru / aburaoru あぶらをうる |
(exp,v5r) to loaf (particularly on the job); to idle one's time away; to dawdle |
油断大敵 see styles |
yudantaiteki ゆだんたいてき |
(expression) (yoji) don't let your guard down; carelessness is the great enemy; danger comes soonest when it is despised |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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