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過目不忘 过目不忘 see styles |
guò mù bù wàng guo4 mu4 bu4 wang4 kuo mu pu wang |
to have a highly retentive memory; to have something imprinted in one's memory |
過緊日子 see styles |
guò jǐn rì zi guo4 jin3 ri4 zi5 kuo chin jih tzu |
to tighten one's belt; to live frugally |
道に迷う see styles |
michinimayou / michinimayo みちにまよう |
(exp,v5u) to lose one's way; to get lost |
道を失う see styles |
michioushinau / michioshinau みちをうしなう |
(exp,v5u) to lose one's way; to be at a loss |
道を急ぐ see styles |
michioisogu みちをいそぐ |
(exp,v5g) to hurry on one's way |
道を探る see styles |
michiosaguru みちをさぐる |
(exp,v5r) to seek a path; to find one's way |
道を阻む see styles |
michiohabamu みちをはばむ |
(exp,v5m) to obstruct one's way |
道不拾遺 道不拾遗 see styles |
dào bù shí yí dao4 bu4 shi2 yi2 tao pu shih i |
lit. no one picks up lost articles in the street (idiom); fig. honesty prevails throughout society |
道卡斯族 see styles |
dào kǎ sī zú dao4 ka3 si1 zu2 tao k`a ssu tsu tao ka ssu tsu |
Taokas, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan |
道楽仲間 see styles |
dourakunakama / dorakunakama どうらくなかま |
companion in one's pleasures; companion in hobby activities |
道高魔盛 see styles |
dào gāo mó shèng dao4 gao1 mo2 sheng4 tao kao mo sheng dōkō majō |
when the Way is raised, the demons are aroused |
達磨馱都 达磨驮都 see styles |
dá mó tuó dū da2 mo2 tuo2 du1 ta mo t`o tu ta mo to tu darumadatsu |
dharmadhātu, tr. 法界 'the element of law or of existence' (M.W.); all psychic and non-psychic processes (64 dharmas), with the exception of rūpa-skandha and mano-ayatana (11), grouped as one dharma element; the storehouse or matrix of phenomena, all-embracing totality of things; in the Tantric school, Vairocana divided into Garbhadhātu (material) and Vajradhātu (indestructible); a relic of the Buddha. |
達羅毗荼 达罗毗荼 see styles |
dá luó pí tú da2 luo2 pi2 tu2 ta lo p`i t`u ta lo pi tu |
Dravidian (general term for South Indian people and languages) |
違他順自 违他顺自 see styles |
wéi tā shùn zì wei2 ta1 shun4 zi4 wei t`a shun tzu wei ta shun tzu ita junji |
To disregard or oppose others and follow one's own way; the opposite of 違自順他. |
違心之言 违心之言 see styles |
wéi xīn zhī yán wei2 xin1 zhi1 yan2 wei hsin chih yen |
false assertion; speech against one's own convictions |
違恩負義 违恩负义 see styles |
wéi ēn fù yì wei2 en1 fu4 yi4 wei en fu i |
to disobey one's benefactor; to violate debts of gratitude; to repay good with evil |
違自順他 违自顺他 see styles |
wéi zì shùn tā wei2 zi4 shun4 ta1 wei tzu shun t`a wei tzu shun ta iji junta |
to ignore one's own feelings and follow others |
遠慮の塊 see styles |
enryonokatamari えんりょのかたまり |
(exp,n) (osb:) the last remaining piece (which people are reluctant to take for themselves) |
適わない see styles |
kanawanai かなわない |
(adjective) (1) (kana only) no match for; (2) (kana only) unbearable; (3) (kana only) unable; can't do; beyond one's power |
適可而止 适可而止 see styles |
shì kě ér zhǐ shi4 ke3 er2 zhi3 shih k`o erh chih shih ko erh chih |
(idiom) to refrain from going too far; to know when to stop |
適得其所 适得其所 see styles |
shì dé qí suǒ shi4 de2 qi2 suo3 shih te ch`i so shih te chi so |
exactly what one would wish; to find one's niche |
遵時養晦 遵时养晦 see styles |
zūn shí yǎng huì zun1 shi2 yang3 hui4 tsun shih yang hui |
to bide one's time, waiting for an opportunity to stage a comeback in public life (idiom) |
遶佛三匝 see styles |
rào fó sān zā rao4 fo2 san1 za1 jao fo san tsa nyō butsu sansō |
to circumambulate the Buddha three times facing him with the right shoulder |
遷怒於人 迁怒于人 see styles |
qiān nù yú rén qian1 nu4 yu2 ren2 ch`ien nu yü jen chien nu yü jen |
to vent one's anger on an innocent party (idiom) |
選手生命 see styles |
senshuseimei / senshuseme せんしゅせいめい |
player's career; one's career in sport; one's career as an athlete |
選民思想 see styles |
senminshisou / senminshiso せんみんしそう |
(See 選民) elitism; idea of being part of a chosen people |
選民意識 see styles |
senminishiki せんみんいしき |
sense of being the chosen people |
遺臭萬年 遗臭万年 see styles |
yí chòu wàn nián yi2 chou4 wan4 nian2 i ch`ou wan nien i chou wan nien |
to have one's name go down in history as a byword for infamy (idiom) |
遼瀋戰役 辽沈战役 see styles |
liáo shěn zhàn yì liao2 shen3 zhan4 yi4 liao shen chan i |
Liaoshen Campaign (Sep-Nov 1948), the first of the three major campaigns by the People's Liberation Army near the end of the Chinese Civil War |
還暦祝い see styles |
kanrekiiwai / kanrekiwai かんれきいわい |
60th birthday celebration (usu. celebrated with a banquet-style meal while dressed in a red hat and vest symbolizing one's return to infancy) |
還給老師 还给老师 see styles |
huán gěi lǎo shī huan2 gei3 lao3 shi1 huan kei lao shih |
to forget (everything one has learned) |
還至本處 还至本处 see styles |
huán zhì běn chù huan2 zhi4 ben3 chu4 huan chih pen ch`u huan chih pen chu genshi honsho |
to return to one's original place |
邯鄲學步 邯郸学步 see styles |
hán dān xué bù han2 dan1 xue2 bu4 han tan hsüeh pu |
to copy the way they walk in Handan (idiom); slavishly copying others, one risks becoming a caricature |
部屋持ち see styles |
heyamochi へやもち |
(exp,n) (1) (See 部屋持ちの親方・へやもちのおやかた) having one's own premises; (exp,n) (2) (abbr. of 部屋持ち女郎) Edo-period prostitute successful enough to have her own room in an establishment |
郵貯銀行 see styles |
yuuchoginkou / yuchoginko ゆうちょぎんこう |
JP Bank (former Postal Savings Bank, created when the Postal Services were privatized) |
都合次第 see styles |
tsugoushidai / tsugoshidai つごうしだい |
depending on the (one's) situation (circumstances); at one's pleasure |
鄙者共住 see styles |
bì zhě gòng zhù bi4 zhe3 gong4 zhu4 pi che kung chu hisha gūjū |
living with vile people |
鄭人買履 郑人买履 see styles |
zhèng rén mǎi lǚ zheng4 ren2 mai3 lu:3 cheng jen mai lü |
lit. the person from Zheng 鄭|郑[Zheng4] who wanted to buy shoes (an allusion to an ancient story about somebody who, when buying a pair of shoes, preferred to rely on their foot measurements rather than just trying them on) (idiom); fig. disregarding the sensible approach in favor of adherence to a fixed idea |
酒に弱い see styles |
sakeniyowai さけによわい |
(exp,adj-i) weak-headed; can't drink much; can't hold one's liquor; can't take one's drink; easily gets drunk |
酒呑童子 see styles |
shutendouji / shutendoji しゅてんどうじ |
Oni (demon), said to be one of the most wicked and powerful monster in Japanese mythology |
酒至半酣 see styles |
jiǔ zhì bàn hān jiu3 zhi4 ban4 han1 chiu chih pan han |
to drink until one is half drunk |
酒足飯飽 酒足饭饱 see styles |
jiǔ zú fàn bǎo jiu3 zu2 fan4 bao3 chiu tsu fan pao |
to have eaten and drunk to one's heart's content |
酔生夢死 see styles |
suiseimushi; suiseiboushi / suisemushi; suiseboshi すいせいむし; すいせいぼうし |
(yoji) idling one's life away; living to no purpose |
酔眼朦朧 see styles |
suiganmourou / suiganmoro すいがんもうろう |
(adj-no,adj-t,adv-to) (yoji) (with) one's eyes blurred from drinking; with drunken eyes; dazed by wine |
酣暢淋漓 酣畅淋漓 see styles |
hān chàng lín lí han1 chang4 lin2 li2 han ch`ang lin li han chang lin li |
to one's heart's content (idiom) |
醍醐灌頂 醍醐灌顶 see styles |
tí hú guàn dǐng ti2 hu2 guan4 ding3 t`i hu kuan ting ti hu kuan ting |
lit. to anoint your head with the purest cream (idiom); fig. to enlighten people with perfect wisdom; flawless Buddhist teaching |
釋提桓因 释提桓因 see styles |
shì tí huán yīn shi4 ti2 huan2 yin1 shih t`i huan yin shih ti huan yin Shaku daikanin |
Śakro-devānāmindra, 釋 Śakra 提桓 devānām 因 Indra; Śakra the Indra of the devas, the sky-god, the god of the nature-gods, ruler of the thirty-three heavens, considered by Buddhists as inferior to the Buddhist saint, but as a deva-protector of Buddhism. Also 釋羅; 賒羯羅因陀羅; 帝釋; 釋帝; v. 釋迦. He has numerous other appellations. |
釋迦世尊 释迦世尊 see styles |
shì jiā shì zūn shi4 jia1 shi4 zun1 shih chia shih tsun Shaka seson |
Śākyamuni, world-honored one |
釋迦菩薩 释迦菩萨 see styles |
shì jiā pú sà shi4 jia1 pu2 sa4 shih chia p`u sa shih chia pu sa Shaka bosatsu |
Śākya-bodhisattva, one of the previous incarnations of the Buddha. |
里帰出産 see styles |
satogaerishussan さとがえりしゅっさん |
(irregular okurigana usage) returning to one's parent's house to give birth; giving birth at one's parent's home |
Variations: |
kasane かさね |
(1) (esp. 重ね) pile; heap; layers (e.g. of clothing); set (e.g. of boxes); course (e.g. of stones); (counter) (2) (esp. 重ね; used after a word from the "hito-futa-mi" counting system) counter for things that are stacked, piled up (or layered, etc.); (3) (esp. 襲) layers of clothing worn under one's overcoat; (4) (abbreviation) (esp. 襲) (See かさねの色目・かさねのいろめ) combination of colors created by layering of garments (colours) |
重役出勤 see styles |
juuyakushukkin / juyakushukkin じゅうやくしゅっきん |
(noun/participle) (joc) arriving at work late as if one were an executive; management attendance at work |
重操舊業 重操旧业 see styles |
chóng cāo jiù yè chong2 cao1 jiu4 ye4 ch`ung ts`ao chiu yeh chung tsao chiu yeh |
to resume one's old trade (idiom) |
重溫舊業 重温旧业 see styles |
chóng wēn jiù yè chong2 wen1 jiu4 ye4 ch`ung wen chiu yeh chung wen chiu yeh |
to resume one's old trade (idiom) |
重眼皮兒 重眼皮儿 see styles |
chóng yǎn pí r chong2 yan3 pi2 r5 ch`ung yen p`i r chung yen pi r |
double eyelid; epicanthal fold of upper eyelid (characteristic of Asian people) |
重軽傷者 see styles |
juukeishousha / jukeshosha じゅうけいしょうしゃ |
(seriously and slightly) injured persons; people with serious and minor injures |
量入為出 量入为出 see styles |
liàng rù wéi chū liang4 ru4 wei2 chu1 liang ju wei ch`u liang ju wei chu |
to assess one's income and spend accordingly (idiom); to live within one's means; You can only spend what you earn. |
量力而為 量力而为 see styles |
liàng lì ér wéi liang4 li4 er2 wei2 liang li erh wei |
to weigh one's abilities and act accordingly; to act according to one's means; to cut one's coat according to one's cloth |
量力而行 see styles |
liàng lì ér xíng liang4 li4 er2 xing2 liang li erh hsing |
to assess one's capabilities and act accordingly (idiom); to act within one's competence; One does what one can. |
金剛夜叉 金刚夜叉 see styles |
jīn gāng yè chā jin1 gang1 ye4 cha1 chin kang yeh ch`a chin kang yeh cha kongō yasa こんごうやしゃ |
Vajrayaksa (or 金剛藥叉) Vajrayakṣa. One of the five 大明王, fierce guardian of the north in the region of Amoghasiddhi, or Śākyamuni, also styled the bodhisattva with the fangs. |
金屋藏嬌 金屋藏娇 see styles |
jīn wū cáng jiāo jin1 wu1 cang2 jiao1 chin wu ts`ang chiao chin wu tsang chiao |
a golden house to keep one's mistress (idiom); a magnificent house built for a beloved woman |
金無足赤 金无足赤 see styles |
jīn wú zú chì jin1 wu2 zu2 chi4 chin wu tsu ch`ih chin wu tsu chih |
not all gold is sufficiently red (idiom); no-one is perfect |
金盆洗手 see styles |
jīn pén xǐ shǒu jin1 pen2 xi3 shou3 chin p`en hsi shou chin pen hsi shou |
lit. to wash one's hands in a gold basin (idiom); fig. to abandon the life of an outlaw |
金目銀目 see styles |
kinmeginme きんめぎんめ |
cat with one eye golden, other eye steel-blue (considered a sign of luck) |
金銭哲学 see styles |
kinsentetsugaku きんせんてつがく |
one's philosophy of making, saving, and spending money |
釜を掘る see styles |
kamaohoru かまをほる |
(exp,v5r) (1) (kana only) (colloquialism) (vulgar) (See お釜を掘る・1) to perform anal sex; to bugger; to sodomize; to sodomise; (2) to crash one's car into the back of another |
鉄板ネタ see styles |
teppanneta てっぱんネタ |
(colloquialism) (See 鉄板・2) no-fail joke; joke that gets people every time |
鉚足勁兒 铆足劲儿 see styles |
mǎo zú jìn r mao3 zu2 jin4 r5 mao tsu chin r |
to exert all one's strength |
銘心刻骨 铭心刻骨 see styles |
míng xīn kè gǔ ming2 xin1 ke4 gu3 ming hsin k`o ku ming hsin ko ku |
lit. etched into one's heart and bones (idiom); fig. etched in one's memory; remembered with gratitude as long as one lives |
銘心鏤骨 铭心镂骨 see styles |
míng xīn lòu gǔ ming2 xin1 lou4 gu3 ming hsin lou ku |
engraved in one's heart and carved in one's bones (idiom); to remember a benefactor as long as one lives; undying gratitude |
銜えこむ see styles |
kuwaekomu くわえこむ |
(Godan verb with "mu" ending) (1) to hold fast deep in (one's mouth or other orifice, often used in a sexual context); (2) to bring in a man for sex |
銜え込む see styles |
kuwaekomu くわえこむ |
(Godan verb with "mu" ending) (1) to hold fast deep in (one's mouth or other orifice, often used in a sexual context); (2) to bring in a man for sex |
鋒芒畢露 锋芒毕露 see styles |
fēng máng bì lù feng1 mang2 bi4 lu4 feng mang pi lu |
to show off one's ability |
錆びつく see styles |
sabitsuku さびつく |
(v5k,vi) (1) to rust together; to be rust-covered; to be rust-eaten; (2) to lose one's skill |
錆び付く see styles |
sabitsuku さびつく |
(v5k,vi) (1) to rust together; to be rust-covered; to be rust-eaten; (2) to lose one's skill |
鍾靈毓秀 钟灵毓秀 see styles |
zhōng líng yù xiù zhong1 ling2 yu4 xiu4 chung ling yü hsiu |
(of a place) endowed with a natural beauty that nurtures people of talent (idiom) |
鎩羽而歸 铩羽而归 see styles |
shā yǔ ér guī sha1 yu3 er2 gui1 sha yü erh kuei |
(idiom) to return in low spirits following a defeat or failure to achieve one's ambitions |
鐘鳴漏盡 钟鸣漏尽 see styles |
zhōng míng lòu jìn zhong1 ming2 lou4 jin4 chung ming lou chin |
past one's prime; in one's declining years |
鐫心銘骨 镌心铭骨 see styles |
juān xīn míng gǔ juan1 xin1 ming2 gu3 chüan hsin ming ku |
etched in one's bones and heart (idiom); ever-present memory (esp. resentment) |
鐫骨銘心 镌骨铭心 see styles |
juān gǔ míng xīn juan1 gu3 ming2 xin1 chüan ku ming hsin |
etched in one's bones and heart (idiom); ever-present memory (esp. resentment) |
鑽堅仰高 钻坚仰高 see styles |
zuān jiān yǎng gāo zuan1 jian1 yang3 gao1 tsuan chien yang kao |
lit. looking up to it, it gets higher; boring into it, it gets harder (idiom) (from Analects); fig. to delve deeply into one's studies; meticulous and diligent study |
鑽牛角尖 钻牛角尖 see styles |
zuān niú jiǎo jiān zuan1 niu2 jiao3 jian1 tsuan niu chiao chien |
lit. to penetrate into a bull's horn (idiom); fig. to waste time on an insoluble or insignificant problem; to bash one's head against a brick wall; a wild goose chase; a blind alley; to split hairs |
長刀一枝 see styles |
choutouisshi / chotoisshi ちょうとういっし |
one long sword |
長居無用 see styles |
nagaimuyou / nagaimuyo ながいむよう |
(expression) there's no point in staying (here) any longer; there's no point in prolonging a (the) visit; there's no point in extending one's stay |
長期飯票 长期饭票 see styles |
cháng qī fàn piào chang2 qi1 fan4 piao4 ch`ang ch`i fan p`iao chang chi fan piao |
(fig.) guarantee of financial support for the rest of one's life |
長江三峽 长江三峡 see styles |
cháng jiāng sān xiá chang2 jiang1 san1 xia2 ch`ang chiang san hsia chang chiang san hsia |
Three Gorges or Yangtze Gorges, namely: Qutang Gorge 瞿塘峽|瞿塘峡[Qu2 tang2 Xia2], Wuxia Gorge 巫峽|巫峡[Wu1 Xia2] and Xiling Gorge 西陵峽|西陵峡[Xi1 ling2 Xia2] |
長生祿位 长生禄位 see styles |
cháng shēng lù wèi chang2 sheng1 lu4 wei4 ch`ang sheng lu wei chang sheng lu wei |
tablet in honor of a person who is still alive (or was alive when the tablet was created) |
長者番付 see styles |
choujabanzuke / chojabanzuke ちょうじゃばんづけ |
(yoji) list of the richest people; list of the very highest income earners; billionaire's list |
長袖善舞 长袖善舞 see styles |
cháng xiù shàn wǔ chang2 xiu4 shan4 wu3 ch`ang hsiu shan wu chang hsiu shan wu |
long sleeves help one dance beautifully (idiom); money and power will help you in any occupation |
長點心眼 长点心眼 see styles |
zhǎng diǎn xīn yǎn zhang3 dian3 xin1 yan3 chang tien hsin yen |
to watch out; to keep one's wits about one |
閉口頓首 see styles |
heikoutonshu / hekotonshu へいこうとんしゅ |
(noun/participle) (yoji) being at a complete loss as to what to do; being at one's wit's end; being at a loss for an answer |
閉目塞聽 闭目塞听 see styles |
bì mù sè tīng bi4 mu4 se4 ting1 pi mu se t`ing pi mu se ting |
to shut one's eyes and stop one's ears; out of touch with reality; to bury one's head in the sand |
閉目養神 闭目养神 see styles |
bì mù yǎng shén bi4 mu4 yang3 shen2 pi mu yang shen |
to relax with one's eyes closed |
閉門思過 闭门思过 see styles |
bì mén sī guò bi4 men2 si1 guo4 pi men ssu kuo |
shut oneself up and ponder over one's mistakes |
開三顯一 开三显一 see styles |
kāi sān xiǎn yī kai1 san1 xian3 yi1 k`ai san hsien i kai san hsien i kaisan kenichi |
To explain the three vehicles, and reveal the reality of the one method of salvation, as found in the Lotus Sūtra. |
開口一番 see styles |
kaikouichiban / kaikoichiban かいこういちばん |
(adverb) (yoji) at the very beginning of one's speech; immediately upon opening one's mouth (to speak); before anything else; first of all |
開疆拓土 开疆拓土 see styles |
kāi jiāng tuò tǔ kai1 jiang1 tuo4 tu3 k`ai chiang t`o t`u kai chiang to tu |
(idiom) to expand one's territory; to conquer new lands; (fig.) to expand one's business into new markets |
開誠布公 开诚布公 see styles |
kāi chéng bù gōng kai1 cheng2 bu4 gong1 k`ai ch`eng pu kung kai cheng pu kung |
lit. deal sincerely and fairly (idiom); frank and open-minded; plain speaking; Let's talk frankly and openly between ourselves.; to put one's cards on the table |
開闡義師 开阐义师 see styles |
kāi chǎn yì shī kai1 chan3 yi4 shi1 k`ai ch`an i shih kai chan i shih kaisengi shi |
teacher who discloses the meaning |
間を裂く see styles |
aidaosaku あいだをさく |
(exp,v5k) to estrange (two friends); to come between (two people); to drive a wedge |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
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