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書不盡言 书不尽言 see styles |
shū bù jìn yán shu1 bu4 jin4 yan2 shu pu chin yen |
I have much more to say than can be written in this letter (conventional letter ending) (idiom) |
有り余る see styles |
ariamaru ありあまる |
(v5r,vi) to be superfluous; to be in excess; to be more than enough |
有害無利 有害无利 see styles |
yǒu hài wú lì you3 hai4 wu2 li4 yu hai wu li |
harmful and without benefit (idiom); more harm than good |
有害無益 有害无益 see styles |
yǒu hài wú yì you3 hai4 wu2 yi4 yu hai wu i yuugaimueki / yugaimueki ゆうがいむえき |
harmful and without benefit (idiom); more harm than good (yoji) more harm than good; harmful and of no use |
有期徒刑 see styles |
yǒu qī tú xíng you3 qi1 tu2 xing2 yu ch`i t`u hsing yu chi tu hsing |
limited term of imprisonment (i.e. anything less than life imprisonment) |
有眼無珠 有眼无珠 see styles |
yǒu yǎn wú zhū you3 yan3 wu2 zhu1 yu yen wu chu |
(idiom) blind as a bat (figuratively); unaware of who (or what) one is dealing with; to fail to recognize what sb a bit more perceptive would |
有神論者 有神论者 see styles |
yǒu shén lùn zhě you3 shen2 lun4 zhe3 yu shen lun che yuushinronsha / yushinronsha ゆうしんろんしゃ |
theist (believer in one or more Deities) theist; deist |
有驚無險 有惊无险 see styles |
yǒu jīng wú xiǎn you3 jing1 wu2 xian3 yu ching wu hsien |
to be more scared than hurt (idiom); to get through a daunting experience without mishap |
未だ未だ see styles |
madamada まだまだ |
(adverb) (1) (kana only) (more emphatic than まだ) (See まだ・1) still; much more; (not) yet; (expression) (2) (kana only) (as 〜だ, 〜です, etc.) still a long way to go; still a long way off; not there yet |
本土決戦 see styles |
hondokessen ほんどけっせん |
(hist) decisive mainland battle (land battle envisioned late in World War II) |
本醸造酒 see styles |
honjouzoushu / honjozoshu ほんじょうぞうしゅ |
(See 本醸造・ほんじょうぞう) sake brewed without addition of saccharides and no more than 120 litres of seed alcohol per tonne |
枕戈寢甲 枕戈寝甲 see styles |
zhěn gē qǐn jiǎ zhen3 ge1 qin3 jia3 chen ko ch`in chia chen ko chin chia |
lit. to sleep on one's armor with a spear as a pillow (idiom); fig. to keep ready for battle at all times |
枕戈待旦 see styles |
zhěn gē dài dàn zhen3 ge1 dai4 dan4 chen ko tai tan |
lit. to wait for dawn, one's head resting on a spear (idiom); fig. fully prepared and biding one's time before the battle |
柏舉之戰 柏举之战 see styles |
bǎi jǔ zhī zhàn bai3 ju3 zhi1 zhan4 pai chü chih chan |
Battle of Baiju (506 BC), in which Wu 吳|吴[Wu2] scored a crushing victory over Chu 楚[Chu3] |
森林更新 see styles |
shinrinkoushin / shinrinkoshin しんりんこうしん |
logging and regenerating forests (often with more commercial species) |
橫屍遍野 横尸遍野 see styles |
héng shī biàn yě heng2 shi1 bian4 ye3 heng shih pien yeh |
corpses are strewn across the field (typically after a battle) |
欲蓋彌彰 欲盖弥彰 see styles |
yù gài mí zhāng yu4 gai4 mi2 zhang1 yü kai mi chang |
trying to hide it makes it more conspicuous (idiom); A cover up only makes matters worse. |
正修學時 正修学时 see styles |
zhèng xiū xué shí zheng4 xiu1 xue2 shi2 cheng hsiu hsüeh shih shō shugaku ji |
when undergoing training |
歳末商戦 see styles |
saimatsushousen / saimatsushosen さいまつしょうせん |
(See 年末商戦) battle for sales at year-end; year-end shopping season |
歷久彌堅 历久弥坚 see styles |
lì jiǔ mí jiān li4 jiu3 mi2 jian1 li chiu mi chien |
to become more resolute with the passing of time (idiom) |
死灰復燃 死灰复燃 see styles |
sǐ huī fù rán si3 hui1 fu4 ran2 ssu hui fu jan |
lit. ashes burn once more (idiom); fig. sb lost returns to have influence; something malevolent returns to haunt one |
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 |
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 |
汗じみる see styles |
asejimiru あせじみる |
(v1,vi) to be sweat-stained |
汗の結晶 see styles |
asenokesshou / asenokessho あせのけっしょう |
fruits of one's labour; crystals of sweat |
汗まみれ see styles |
asemamire あせまみれ |
(adj-no,adv) sweaty; sweat-drenched; covered in sweat |
汗みずく see styles |
asemizuku あせみずく |
(noun or adjectival noun) drenched with sweat; sweaty all over |
汗みづく see styles |
asemizuku あせみづく |
(noun or adjectival noun) drenched with sweat; sweaty all over |
汗みどろ see styles |
asemidoro あせみどろ |
(adj-no,adj-na,n) (See 汗みずく・あせみずく) drenched in sweat |
汗をかく see styles |
aseokaku あせをかく |
(exp,v5k) to perspire; to sweat |
汗を掻く see styles |
aseokaku あせをかく |
(exp,v5k) to perspire; to 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 |
汗染みる see styles |
asejimiru あせじみる |
(v1,vi) to be sweat-stained |
汗水流す see styles |
asemizunagasu あせみずながす |
(exp,v5s) (usu. as 汗水流して) to sweat and slave; to toil away |
汗水漬く see styles |
asemizuku あせみづく |
(noun or adjectival noun) drenched with sweat; sweaty all over |
汗流浹背 汗流浃背 see styles |
hàn liú jiā bèi han4 liu2 jia1 bei4 han liu chia pei |
to sweat profusely (idiom); drenched in sweat |
汗牛充棟 汗牛充栋 see styles |
hàn niú chōng dòng han4 niu2 chong1 dong4 han niu ch`ung tung han niu chung tung kangyuujuutou / kangyujuto かんぎゅうじゅうとう |
lit. enough books to make a pack-ox sweat or to fill a house to the rafters (idiom); fig. many books (yoji) (having, there being) a great number of books |
況してや see styles |
mashiteya ましてや |
(exp,adv) (kana only) much less; to say nothing of |
法廷闘争 see styles |
houteitousou / hotetoso ほうていとうそう |
court battle |
洩瑟知林 泄瑟知林 see styles |
yì sè zhī lín yi4 se4 zhi1 lin2 i se chih lin Eishichirin |
Yaṣṭivana, forest of the bamboo staff which took root when thrown away by the Brahman who did not believe the Buddha was 16 feet in height; but he more he measured the taller grew the Buddha, hence his chagrin. Name of a forest near Rājagṛha. |
流汗淋漓 see styles |
ryuukanrinri / ryukanrinri りゅうかんりんり |
(n,adj-t,adv-to) (archaism) (yoji) profuse perspiration; dripping with sweat |
海員学校 see styles |
kaiingakkou / kaingakko かいいんがっこう |
(org) Schools for Seamen's Training; (o) Schools for Seamen's Training |
淮海戰役 淮海战役 see styles |
huái hǎi zhàn yì huai2 hai3 zhan4 yi4 huai hai chan i |
Huaihai Campaign (Nov 1948-Jan 1949), one of the three major campaigns by the People's Liberation Army near the end of the Chinese Civil War, considered the determining battle of the war |
深源地震 see styles |
shēn yuán dì zhèn shen1 yuan2 di4 zhen4 shen yüan ti chen |
deep earthquake (with epicenter more than 300 km deep) |
淺源地震 浅源地震 see styles |
qiǎn yuán dì zhèn qian3 yuan2 di4 zhen4 ch`ien yüan ti chen chien yüan ti chen |
shallow earthquake (with epicenter less than 70 km deep) |
渾汗如雨 浑汗如雨 see styles |
hún hàn - rú yǔ hun2 han4 - ru2 yu3 hun han - ju yü |
to drip with sweat |
満たざる see styles |
mitazaru みたざる |
(expression) less than; fraction of; below |
満たない see styles |
mitanai みたない |
(expression) less than; fraction of; below |
滅此朝食 灭此朝食 see styles |
miè cǐ zhāo shí mie4 ci3 zhao1 shi2 mieh tz`u chao shih mieh tzu chao shih |
lit. not to have breakfast until the enemy is destroyed; anxious to do battle (idiom) |
滲み出る see styles |
nijimideru にじみでる shimideru しみでる |
(v1,vi) (1) to exude (e.g. sweat); to ooze; to seep out; (2) to reveal itself (of emotions, etc.); (out-dated kanji) (v1,vi) to ooze; to exude; to percolate; to soak through |
滿不在乎 满不在乎 see styles |
mǎn bù zài hu man3 bu4 zai4 hu5 man pu tsai hu |
not in the least concerned (idiom); reckless; couldn't give a damn about it; unperturbed; couldn't care less; harum scarum |
滿頭大汗 满头大汗 see styles |
mǎn tóu dà hàn man3 tou2 da4 han4 man t`ou ta han man tou ta han |
brow beaded with sweat; perspiring freely |
無くなる see styles |
nakunaru なくなる |
(v5r,vi) (1) (kana only) to be lost (e.g. luggage); to be missing; (v5r,vi) (2) (kana only) to be used up; to be run out; to be exhausted; to be consumed; to be reduced to zero; to not occur any more; (v5r,vi) (3) (kana only) to disappear (e.g. pain); to be lost (e.g. a dream, confidence) |
無學勝解 无学胜解 see styles |
wú xué shèng jiě wu2 xue2 sheng4 jie3 wu hsüeh sheng chieh mugaku shōge |
devoted interest of those beyond training |
無尾翼機 see styles |
mubiyokuki むびよくき |
tailless aircraft; tail-less airplane |
無後生死 无后生死 see styles |
wú hòu shēng sǐ wu2 hou4 sheng1 si3 wu hou sheng ssu mugo shōji |
No more birth-and-death, the bodhisattva who will not again be subject to the wheel of transmigration. |
無過此難 无过此难 see styles |
wú guō cǐ nán wu2 guo1 ci3 nan2 wu kuo tz`u nan wu kuo tzu nan mu kashi nan |
nothing is more difficult than this |
無醇啤酒 无醇啤酒 see styles |
wú chún pí jiǔ wu2 chun2 pi2 jiu3 wu ch`un p`i chiu wu chun pi chiu |
low-alcohol beer; non-alcoholic beer (typically, 0.5% ABV or less) |
照貓畫虎 照猫画虎 see styles |
zhào māo huà hǔ zhao4 mao1 hua4 hu3 chao mao hua hu |
lit. drawing a tiger using a cat as a model (idiom); fig. to follow a model and get things more or less right but without capturing the spirit of the subject; uninspired imitation |
物体ない see styles |
mottainai もったいない |
(adjective) (1) (kana only) impious; profane; sacrilegious; (2) (kana only) too good; more than one deserves; unworthy of; (3) (kana only) wasteful |
物体無い see styles |
mottainai もったいない |
(adjective) (1) (kana only) impious; profane; sacrilegious; (2) (kana only) too good; more than one deserves; unworthy of; (3) (kana only) wasteful |
物超所值 see styles |
wù chāo suǒ zhí wu4 chao1 suo3 zhi2 wu ch`ao so chih wu chao so chih |
(of a product, service etc) worth more than the cost; great value for the money spent |
猶のこと see styles |
naonokoto なおのこと |
(out-dated kanji) (exp,adv) (kana only) all the more; still more |
獅子奮迅 see styles |
shishifunjin ししふんじん |
(adj-no,n) (yoji) furious (energy, battle, etc.); frenzied (work, activity, etc.); ferocious |
獅子舞い see styles |
shishimai ししまい |
lion dance; traditional dance performed by one or more dancers wearing a guardian lion costume |
珍呼運動 see styles |
chinkoundou / chinkondo ちんこうんどう |
(e.g. 暴走族 → 珍走団) (See 暴走族) campaign to replace bōsōzoku-related terms with less "cool"-sounding alternatives |
申し合い see styles |
moushiai / moshiai もうしあい |
training between rikishi of equal strength |
申瑟知林 see styles |
shēn sè zhī lín shen1 se4 zhi1 lin2 shen se chih lin shinshichi rin |
申怒林 (申怒波林) ; 杖林 yaṣṭi-vana, grove of staves, said to have grown from the staff with which a heretic measured the Buddha and which he threw away because the more he measured the higher the Buddha grew. |
発声練習 see styles |
hasseirenshuu / hasserenshu はっせいれんしゅう |
voice training; vocal exercises |
発声訓練 see styles |
hasseikunren / hassekunren はっせいくんれん |
(See 発声練習・はっせいれんしゅう) voice training; vocal training |
白旄黃鉞 白旄黄钺 see styles |
bái máo huáng yuè bai2 mao2 huang2 yue4 pai mao huang yüeh |
white banner and yellow battle-ax (idiom); refers to military expedition |
百戰百勝 百战百胜 see styles |
bǎi zhàn bǎi shèng bai3 zhan4 bai3 sheng4 pai chan pai sheng |
to emerge victorious in every battle; to be ever-victorious |
県研修所 see styles |
kenkenshuujo / kenkenshujo けんけんしゅうじょ |
prefectural training institute; (o) Ken Training Institute |
知育偏重 see styles |
chiikuhenchou / chikuhencho ちいくへんちょう |
(yoji) too much intellectual training; overemphasis on intellectual education |
短期決戦 see styles |
tankikessen たんきけっせん |
decisive battle of brief duration |
研修制度 see styles |
kenshuuseido / kenshusedo けんしゅうせいど |
training program; training system |
研修期間 see styles |
kenshuukikan / kenshukikan けんしゅうきかん |
training period; residency (esp. medical); internship |
硝煙弾雨 see styles |
shouendanu / shoendanu しょうえんだんう |
(yoji) smoke of powder and hail of bullets; (in) the thick of the raging battle |
硝煙滾滾 硝烟滚滚 see styles |
xiāo yān gǔn gǔn xiao1 yan1 gun3 gun3 hsiao yen kun kun |
(idiom) smoke billows from the raging battle |
磨刀霍霍 see styles |
mó dāo huò huò mo2 dao1 huo4 huo4 mo tao huo huo |
lit. to sharpen one's sword (idiom); fig. to prepare to attack; to be getting ready for battle |
社員教育 see styles |
shainkyouiku / shainkyoiku しゃいんきょういく |
employee training; employee education |
箱館戦争 see styles |
hakodatesensou / hakodatesenso はこだてせんそう |
(See 戊辰戦争) Battle of Hakodate (battle of the Boshin War, 1868-1869) |
精神修養 see styles |
seishinshuuyou / seshinshuyo せいしんしゅうよう |
(noun/participle) moral (spiritual) improvement; practice mental training; cultivate one's mind (soul) |
紙上談兵 纸上谈兵 see styles |
zhǐ shàng tán bīng zhi3 shang4 tan2 bing1 chih shang t`an ping chih shang tan ping |
lit. military tactics on paper (idiom); fig. theoretical discussion that is worse than useless in practice; armchair strategist; idle theorizing; cf Zhao Kuo 趙括|赵括[Zhao4 Kuo4] leading an army of 400,000 to total annihilation at battle of Changping 長平之戰|长平之战[Chang2 ping2 zhi1 Zhan4] in 260 BC |
給金相撲 see styles |
kyuukinzumou / kyukinzumo きゅうきんずもう |
match that determines if a rikishi will have more wins than losses |
綽綽有餘 绰绰有余 see styles |
chuò chuò yǒu yú chuo4 chuo4 you3 yu2 ch`o ch`o yu yü cho cho yu yü |
(idiom) more than enough |
練習不足 see styles |
renshuubusoku / renshubusoku れんしゅうぶそく |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) lack of training |
Variations: |
matoi まとい |
(1) battle standard decorated with hanging strips of paper or leather; (2) fireman's standard (Edo period) |
美不勝收 美不胜收 see styles |
měi bù shèng shōu mei3 bu4 sheng4 shou1 mei pu sheng shou |
nothing more beautiful can be imagined (idiom) |
老小老小 see styles |
lǎo xiǎo lǎo xiǎo lao3 xiao3 lao3 xiao3 lao hsiao lao hsiao |
(coll.) as one ages, one becomes more and more like a child |
耄耋之年 see styles |
mào dié zhī nián mao4 die2 zhi1 nian2 mao tieh chih nien |
old age (in one's 80s, 90s, or more) |
聚少離多 聚少离多 see styles |
jù shǎo lí duō ju4 shao3 li2 duo1 chü shao li to |
(of a husband and wife etc) to spend more time apart than together; to see each other very little |
職業教育 职业教育 see styles |
zhí yè jiào yù zhi2 ye4 jiao4 yu4 chih yeh chiao yü shokugyoukyouiku / shokugyokyoiku しょくぎょうきょういく |
vocational training professional education; vocational training |
職業訓練 see styles |
shokugyoukunren / shokugyokunren しょくぎょうくんれん |
job (work) training (for the unskilled) |
背水の陣 see styles |
haisuinojin はいすいのじん |
(expression) (idiom) fighting with one's back to the wall; having burnt one's bridges; last stand; from strategy of general Han Xin in the Battle of Jingxing |
胸を出す see styles |
muneodasu むねをだす |
(exp,v5s) {sumo} to have training bouts with one's junior during practice (of a senior wrestler) |
胸を貸す see styles |
muneokasu むねをかす |
(exp,v5s) (See 胸を借りる) to allow a less skilled person to practice with one (esp. in sumo) |
腐るほど see styles |
kusaruhodo くさるほど |
(exp,n-adv) more than one can possibly use; countless (e.g. examples); (money) to burn; rolling in (cash) |
腕が鈍る see styles |
udeganiburu うでがにぶる |
(exp,v5r) to become less capable |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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