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Simple Dictionary Definition |
落ちゆく see styles |
ochiyuku おちゆく |
(v5k-s,vi) (1) to flee; to take flight; (2) to be ruined; to go down in the world; (3) to settle down (e.g. in one location) |
落ち合う see styles |
ochiau おちあう |
(v5u,vi) (1) to meet; to gather; to rendezvous; (2) to join (of roads, rivers, etc.); to flow together |
落ち行く see styles |
ochiyuku おちゆく |
(v5k-s,vi) (1) to flee; to take flight; (2) to be ruined; to go down in the world; (3) to settle down (e.g. in one location) |
落井下石 see styles |
luò jǐng xià shí luo4 jing3 xia4 shi2 lo ching hsia shih |
to throw stones at sb who has fallen down a well (idiom); to hit a person when he's down |
落涙滂沱 see styles |
rakuruibouda / rakuruiboda らくるいぼうだ |
(adj-t,adv-to) tears streaming down one's cheeks; shedding copious tears |
落花流水 see styles |
luò huā liú shuǐ luo4 hua1 liu2 shui3 lo hua liu shui rakkaryuusui / rakkaryusui らっかりゅうすい |
to be in a sorry state; to be utterly defeated (yoji) mutual love; the love one shows to another person being returned |
落落大方 see styles |
luò luò dà fāng luo4 luo4 da4 fang1 lo lo ta fang |
(of one's conduct, speech etc) natural and unrestrained |
葉公好龍 叶公好龙 see styles |
yè gōng hào lóng ye4 gong1 hao4 long2 yeh kung hao lung |
lit. Lord Ye's passion for dragons (idiom); fig. to pretend to be fond of something while actually fearing it; ostensible fondness of something one really fears |
著手成春 着手成春 see styles |
zhuó shǒu chéng chūn zhuo2 shou3 cheng2 chun1 cho shou ch`eng ch`un cho shou cheng chun |
lit. set out and it becomes spring (idiom); to effect a miracle cure (of medical operation); to bring back the dead; once it starts, everything goes well |
著書立說 著书立说 see styles |
zhù shū lì shuō zhu4 shu1 li4 shuo1 chu shu li shuo |
to write a book advancing one's theory (idiom) |
蒞臨指導 莅临指导 see styles |
lì lín zhǐ dǎo li4 lin2 zhi3 dao3 li lin chih tao |
(of a notable person etc) to honor with one's presence and offer guidance (idiom) |
蒼生塗炭 苍生涂炭 see styles |
cāng shēng tú tàn cang1 sheng1 tu2 tan4 ts`ang sheng t`u t`an tsang sheng tu tan |
the common people in a miserable state |
蓄鬚明志 蓄须明志 see styles |
xù xū míng zhì xu4 xu1 ming2 zhi4 hsü hsü ming chih |
to grow a beard as a symbol of one's determination (as Mei Lanfang 梅蘭芳|梅兰芳[Mei2 Lan2 fang1] growing a beard and refusing to perform for the Japanese) |
蓬頭垢面 蓬头垢面 see styles |
péng tóu gòu miàn peng2 tou2 gou4 mian4 p`eng t`ou kou mien peng tou kou mien houtoukoumen / hotokomen ほうとうこうめん |
messy hair and dirty face; bad appearance (yoji) (with) unkempt hair and dirty face; being indifferent to one's personal appearance |
蓴羹鱸膾 莼羹鲈脍 see styles |
chún gēng lú kuài chun2 geng1 lu2 kuai4 ch`un keng lu k`uai chun keng lu kuai |
(idiom) the dishes from one's hometown; (idiom) homesickness |
蕓蕓眾生 芸芸众生 see styles |
yún yún zhòng shēng yun2 yun2 zhong4 sheng1 yün yün chung sheng |
every living being (Buddhism); the mass of common people |
薄養厚葬 薄养厚葬 see styles |
bó yǎng hòu zàng bo2 yang3 hou4 zang4 po yang hou tsang |
to neglect one's parents but give them a rich funeral; hypocrisy in arranging a lavish funeral after treating one's parents meanly |
薙ぎ倒す see styles |
nagitaosu なぎたおす |
(transitive verb) to mow down; to beat; to cut a swath; to sweep off one's feet |
薩裒煞地 萨裒煞地 see styles |
sà póu shà dì sa4 pou2 sha4 di4 sa p`ou sha ti sa pou sha ti satsubusachi |
sarpauṣadhi, serpent-medicine, said to have been provided by (the Buddha when he was) Indra, as a python, in giving his flesh to feed the starving. A monastery in Udyāna built on the reputed spot. Also 薩裒施殺. |
薪水の労 see styles |
shinsuinorou / shinsuinoro しんすいのろう |
(exp,n) (usu. as 薪水の労をとる) menial services (e.g. kitchen work); serving one's master unsparingly |
薪火相傳 薪火相传 see styles |
xīn huǒ xiāng chuán xin1 huo3 xiang1 chuan2 hsin huo hsiang ch`uan hsin huo hsiang chuan |
lit. the flame of a burning piece of firewood passes on to the rest (idiom); fig. (of knowledge, skill etc) to be passed on from teachers to students, one generation to another |
薹が立つ see styles |
tougatatsu / togatatsu とうがたつ |
(exp,v5t) to become hard and fibrous; to go to seed; to have passed one's prime; to have lost the first bloom of one's youth |
藏器待時 藏器待时 see styles |
cáng qì dài shí cang2 qi4 dai4 shi2 ts`ang ch`i tai shih tsang chi tai shih |
to conceal one's abilities and wait (idiom); to lie low and await the opportune moment |
藏垢納污 藏垢纳污 see styles |
cáng gòu nà wū cang2 gou4 na4 wu1 ts`ang kou na wu tsang kou na wu |
to hide dirt, to conceal corruption (idiom); to shelter evil people and accept wrongdoing; aiding and abetting wicked deeds |
藏污納垢 藏污纳垢 see styles |
cáng wū nà gòu cang2 wu1 na4 gou4 ts`ang wu na kou tsang wu na kou |
to hide dirt, to conceal corruption (idiom); to shelter evil people and accept wrongdoing; aiding and abetting wicked deeds |
藏識三義 藏识三义 see styles |
zàng shì sān yì zang4 shi4 san1 yi4 tsang shih san i zōshiki sangi |
three connotations of the store (consciousness) |
藕斷絲連 藕断丝连 see styles |
ǒu duàn sī lián ou3 duan4 si1 lian2 ou tuan ssu lien |
lit. lotus roots may break, but the fiber remains joined (idiom); lovers part, but still long for one another |
蘅塘退士 see styles |
héng táng tuì shì heng2 tang2 tui4 shi4 heng t`ang t`ui shih heng tang tui shih |
assumed name of Sun Zhu 孫誅|孙诛[Sun1 Zhu1] (1711-1778), poet and compiler of Three Hundred Tang Poems 唐詩三百首|唐诗三百首[Tang2 shi1 San1 bai3 Shou3] |
蘇門答臘 苏门答腊 see styles |
sū mén dá là su1 men2 da2 la4 su men ta la |
Sumatra, one of the Indonesian islands |
蘚苔植物 see styles |
sentaishokubutsu せんたいしょくぶつ |
(rare) (See コケ植物) bryophyte (any of three groups of non-vascular land plants, incl. mosses, hornworts and liverworts) |
虎視眈眈 虎视眈眈 see styles |
hǔ shì dān dān hu3 shi4 dan1 dan1 hu shih tan tan koshitantan こしたんたん |
lit. to fix one's eyes on something like a tiger watching its prey (idiom); fig. to eye covetously (adv-to,adj-t) (yoji) (watching) vigilantly for an opportunity to prey upon; with an eagle eye |
處世原則 处世原则 see styles |
chǔ shì yuán zé chu3 shi4 yuan2 ze2 ch`u shih yüan tse chu shih yüan tse |
a maxim; one's principles |
處事原則 处事原则 see styles |
chǔ shì yuán zé chu3 shi4 yuan2 ze2 ch`u shih yüan tse chu shih yüan tse |
a maxim; one's principles |
虛空無爲 虚空无为 see styles |
xū kōng wú wéi xu1 kong1 wu2 wei2 hsü k`ung wu wei hsü kung wu wei kokū mui |
ākāśa, one of the asaṃskṛta dharmas, passive void or space; two kinds of space, or the immaterial, are named, the active and passive, or phenomenal and non-phenomenal (i.e. noumenal). The phenomenal is differentiated and limited, and apprehended by sight; the noumenal is without bounds or limitations, and belongs entirely to mental conception. |
虫を殺す see styles |
mushiokorosu むしをころす |
(exp,v5s) to control one's temper |
虱潰しに see styles |
shiramitsubushini しらみつぶしに |
(adverb) (kana only) one by one; thoroughly; exhaustively; with a fine-tooth comb |
蚍蜉撼樹 蚍蜉撼树 see styles |
pí fú hàn shù pi2 fu2 han4 shu4 p`i fu han shu pi fu han shu |
lit. an ant trying to shake a tree (idiom); fig. to overrate oneself; to overestimate one's capabilities |
蛋炒飯節 蛋炒饭节 see styles |
dàn chǎo fàn jié dan4 chao3 fan4 jie2 tan ch`ao fan chieh tan chao fan chieh |
Fried Rice with Egg Festival, informally observed annually on November 25 as the anniversary of the death in 1950 of Mao Zedong's son Mao Anying, by people who are grateful that Mao's grip on China did not extend to a second generation (The younger Mao died in an American air raid in Korea, and, according to a popular account, his death was the result of cooking fried rice with egg, which produced smoke detected by US forces.) |
蛙化現象 see styles |
kaerukagenshou / kaerukagensho かえるかげんしょう |
(1) (from Grimm's The Frog Prince) frogification phenomenon; developing an aversion to someone one had feelings for once that person reciprocates those feelings; (2) (colloquialism) disillusionment upon noticing negative qualities in a romantic partner |
蛤唎觀音 蛤唎观音 see styles |
gé lì guān yīn ge2 li4 guan1 yin1 ko li kuan yin Kōri Kannon |
One of the thirty-three forms of Guanyin, seated on a shell. |
蝨多不癢 虱多不痒 see styles |
shī duō bù yǎng shi1 duo1 bu4 yang3 shih to pu yang |
lit. when covered with lice, one doesn't feel the itching anymore (idiom); fig. to be past worrying (about something) |
蝨潰しに see styles |
shiramitsubushini しらみつぶしに |
(adverb) (kana only) one by one; going over with a fine-tooth comb |
蝶よ花よ see styles |
chouyohanayo / choyohanayo ちょうよはなよ |
(exp,adv-to) bringing up (one's daughter) like a princess |
螺髻仙人 see styles |
luó jì xiān rén luo2 ji4 xian1 ren2 lo chi hsien jen rakei sennin |
A former incarnation of the Buddha, when a bird built its nest in his hair during his prolonged meditation. |
蠹國害民 蠹国害民 see styles |
dù guó hài mín du4 guo2 hai4 min2 tu kuo hai min |
to rob the state and hurt the people (idiom) |
血を引く see styles |
chiohiku ちをひく |
(exp,v5k) to be descended from; to inherit (a disposition, etc.) from one's ancestors |
血本無歸 血本无归 see styles |
xuè běn wú guī xue4 ben3 wu2 gui1 hsüeh pen wu kuei |
(idiom) to lose everything one invested; to lose one's shirt |
血統主義 see styles |
kettoushugi / kettoshugi けっとうしゅぎ |
(See 出生地主義) jus sanguinis; principle that citizenship is determined by that of one's parents |
血肉相連 血肉相连 see styles |
xuè ròu xiāng lián xue4 rou4 xiang1 lian2 hsüeh jou hsiang lien |
one's own flesh and blood (idiom); closely related |
血脈僨張 血脉偾张 see styles |
xuè mài fèn zhāng xue4 mai4 fen4 zhang1 hsüeh mai fen chang |
lit. blood vessels swell wide (idiom); fig. one's blood runs quicker; to be excited |
衆人環視 see styles |
shuujinkanshi / shujinkanshi しゅうじんかんし |
(expression) (yoji) (in) the presence of the whole company; with all eyes fixed upon (one) |
衆口一致 see styles |
shuukouicchi / shukoicchi しゅうこういっち |
(noun/participle) (yoji) (See 衆口) speaking with one voice; being unanimous |
行きがけ see styles |
yukigake ゆきがけ ikigake いきがけ |
(adv,adj-no) one's way; one's route |
行きしな see styles |
ikishina; yukishina いきしな; ゆきしな |
(usu. adverbially as 行きしなに) (See 行きがけ) (on) the way; (on) one's way; (en) route |
行き場所 see styles |
ikibasho; yukibasho いきばしょ; ゆきばしょ |
(See 行き場・ゆきば) place to go; place one can go |
行き掛け see styles |
yukigake ゆきがけ ikigake いきがけ |
(adv,adj-no) one's way; one's route |
行き詰る see styles |
yukizumaru ゆきづまる ikizumaru いきづまる |
(Godan verb with "ru" ending) to reach the limits; to come to the end of one's tether |
行き違い see styles |
yukichigai ゆきちがい ikichigai いきちがい |
(1) crossing without meeting (e.g. letters in the post, people on the road); going astray; (2) difference of opinion; misunderstanding; estrangement; disagreement |
行く先々 see styles |
yukusakizaki ゆくさきざき ikusakizaki いくさきざき |
(expression) everywhere; everywhere one goes; wherever one goes |
行く先先 see styles |
yukusakizaki ゆくさきざき ikusakizaki いくさきざき |
(expression) everywhere; everywhere one goes; wherever one goes |
行く行く see styles |
yukuyuku ゆくゆく |
(adverb) (1) on the way; as one goes; (adverb) (2) (kana only) (usu. as ゆくゆくは) in the future; someday; eventually |
行不顧言 行不顾言 see styles |
xíng bù gù yán xing2 bu4 gu4 yan2 hsing pu ku yen |
to say one thing and do another (idiom) |
行動原理 see styles |
koudougenri / kodogenri こうどうげんり |
behavioral principle; principle (value) governing one's conduct |
行善障生 see styles |
xíng shàn zhàng shēng xing2 shan4 zhang4 sheng1 hsing shan chang sheng gyōzen shōshō |
when one practices goodness, the hindrances appear |
行將就木 行将就木 see styles |
xíng jiāng jiù mù xing2 jiang1 jiu4 mu4 hsing chiang chiu mu |
to approach one's coffin (idiom); with one foot in the grave |
行政手腕 see styles |
gyouseishuwan / gyoseshuwan ぎょうせいしゅわん |
skill at administration; one's administrative skills |
行詰まる see styles |
yukizumaru ゆきづまる ikizumaru いきづまる |
(Godan verb with "ru" ending) to reach the limits; to come to the end of one's tether |
衒学趣味 see styles |
gengakushumi げんがくしゅみ |
pedantry; display of one's learning; being of a pedantic disposition |
街宣右翼 see styles |
gaisenuyoku がいせんうよく |
right wing organization, esp. one using "black van" propaganda trucks |
衝昏頭腦 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 |
衣裏繋珠 衣里繋珠 see styles |
yī lǐ jì zhū yi1 li3 ji4 zhu1 i li chi chu erikeiju |
the jewel hidden under one's cloak |
衣錦榮歸 衣锦荣归 see styles |
yī jǐn róng guī yi1 jin3 rong2 gui1 i chin jung kuei |
to come back to one's hometown in silken robes (idiom); to return in glory |
衣錦還鄉 衣锦还乡 see styles |
yī jǐn huán xiāng yi1 jin3 huan2 xiang1 i chin huan hsiang |
lit. to come back to one's hometown in silken robes (idiom); fig. to return home after making good; Taiwan pr. [yi4 jin3 huan2 xiang1] |
衣食住行 see styles |
yī shí zhù xíng yi1 shi2 zhu4 xing2 i shih chu hsing |
lit. clothing, food, housing and transportation (idiom); fig. people's basic needs |
衣食父母 see styles |
yī shí fù mǔ yi1 shi2 fu4 mu3 i shih fu mu |
the people one depends upon for one's livelihood; one's bread and butter |
表演過火 表演过火 see styles |
biǎo yǎn guò huǒ biao3 yan3 guo4 huo3 piao yen kuo huo |
to overact; to overdo one's part |
表義名言 表义名言 see styles |
biǎo yì míng yán biao3 yi4 ming2 yan2 piao i ming yen hyōgi myōgon |
terms and words indicating a referent through which one is immediately able to express meanings 義 by the differentiation of vocal sounds |
表裡不一 表里不一 see styles |
biǎo lǐ bù yī biao3 li3 bu4 yi1 piao li pu i |
outside appearance and inner reality differ (idiom); not what it seems; saying one thing but meaning something different |
表裡如一 表里如一 see styles |
biǎo lǐ rú yī biao3 li3 ru2 yi1 piao li ju i |
external appearance and inner thoughts coincide (idiom); to say what one means; to think and act as one |
袂を絞る see styles |
tamotooshiboru たもとをしぼる |
(exp,v5r) to shed many tears; to weep; to wring dry one's sleeve (which has been soaked by tears) |
袈裟懸け see styles |
kesagake けさがけ |
(1) (See 袈裟) wearing a kasaya; wearing an article of clothing in the same manner as a kasaya (i.e. draped over one shoulder); (2) (See 袈裟切り) slashing a sword diagonally from the shoulder |
袖を通す see styles |
sodeotoosu そでをとおす |
(exp,v5s) to put on (clothing); to put (one's arms) through the sleeves |
袖手傍観 see styles |
shuushuboukan / shushubokan しゅうしゅぼうかん |
(noun, transitive verb) (yoji) looking on with folded arms (with one's hands in one's sleeves); remaining a passive onlooker |
被差別民 see styles |
hisabetsumin ひさべつみん |
discriminated-against people; group of people suffering discrimination |
裏口入学 see styles |
uraguchinyuugaku / uraguchinyugaku うらぐちにゅうがく |
(noun/participle) backdoor admission to a school; backdoor entry to a school; buying one's way into school; bribing one's way into a school |
裝點門面 装点门面 see styles |
zhuāng diǎn mén miàn zhuang1 dian3 men2 mian4 chuang tien men mien |
lit. to decorate the front of one's store (idiom); fig. to embellish (one's CV, etc); to keep up appearances; to put up a front |
裸になる see styles |
hadakaninaru はだかになる |
(exp,v5r) to take off one's clothes; to undress |
襟を正す see styles |
eriotadasu えりをただす |
(exp,v5s) (idiom) to straighten oneself; to straighten one's clothes and one's posture; to adopt a more serious attitude |
西子捧心 see styles |
xī zǐ pěng xīn xi1 zi3 peng3 xin1 hsi tzu p`eng hsin hsi tzu peng hsin |
lit. Xishi clasps at her heart (idiom); fig. a woman who is beautiful even when suffering the pangs of illness |
西拉雅族 see styles |
xī lā yǎ zú xi1 la1 ya3 zu2 hsi la ya tsu |
Siraya, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan |
西方三聖 西方三圣 see styles |
xī fāng sān shèng xi1 fang1 san1 sheng4 hsi fang san sheng saihō sanshō |
three saints of the West |
見あげる see styles |
miageru みあげる |
(transitive verb) (1) to look up at; to raise one's eyes; (2) to look up to; to admire; to respect |
見す見す see styles |
misumisu みすみす |
(adverb) (kana only) before one's own eyes; from under one's very nose; without doing anything; without resistance; helplessly; negligently; knowingly |
見つめる see styles |
mitsumeru みつめる |
(transitive verb) to stare at; to gaze at; to look hard at; to watch intently; to fix one's eyes on |
見ぬふり see styles |
minufuri みぬふり |
(expression) pretending not to see something; turning a blind eye to; burying one's head in the sand |
見ぬ振り see styles |
minufuri みぬふり |
(expression) pretending not to see something; turning a blind eye to; burying one's head in the sand |
見る度に see styles |
mirutabini みるたびに |
(adverb) whenever (each time) one sees (it) |
見る見る see styles |
mirumiru みるみる |
(adverb) (kana only) very fast; in a twinkle; before one's eyes |
見る間に see styles |
mirumani みるまに |
(expression) quickly, suddenly (while one is watching); before one's eyes |
見上げる see styles |
miageru みあげる |
(transitive verb) (1) to look up at; to raise one's eyes; (2) to look up to; to admire; to respect |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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