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悲喜こもごも

see styles
 hikikomogomo
    ひきこもごも
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (yoji) bittersweet; having mingled feelings of joy and sorrow; joy and sorrow alternating in one's heart

情に流される

see styles
 jouninagasareru / joninagasareru
    じょうにながされる
(exp,v1) to be moved to emotion; to be lost to emotion; to be swept away by one's emotions

想いをよせる

see styles
 omoioyoseru
    おもいをよせる
(exp,v1) (1) to give one's heart to; to fall in love; (2) to turn one's mind towards; to think of

想いを寄せる

see styles
 omoioyoseru
    おもいをよせる
(exp,v1) (1) to give one's heart to; to fall in love; (2) to turn one's mind towards; to think of

想いを遂げる

see styles
 omoiotogeru
    おもいをとげる
(exp,v1) to achieve one's desire

想像に任せる

see styles
 souzounimakaseru / sozonimakaseru
    そうぞうにまかせる
(exp,v1) to leave to one's imagination

意見を述べる

see styles
 ikenonoberu
    いけんをのべる
(exp,v1) to state one's opinion; to offer one's opinion; to opine

意識をかえる

see styles
 ishikiokaeru
    いしきをかえる
(exp,v1) to alter one's state of consciousness; to change one's mindset; to change one's attitude

意識を変える

see styles
 ishikiokaeru
    いしきをかえる
(exp,v1) to alter one's state of consciousness; to change one's mindset; to change one's attitude

愚痴聞き地蔵

see styles
 guchikikijizou / guchikikijizo
    ぐちききじぞう
Ksitigarbha (jizo) who listens to people's complaints (statue at the Keihou Temple at Nagoya)

Variations:
愛娘
まな娘

 manamusume
    まなむすめ
(one's) beloved daughter

愛情を傾ける

see styles
 aijouokatamukeru / aijookatamukeru
    あいじょうをかたむける
(exp,v1) to fix one's affection on

感情にはしる

see styles
 kanjounihashiru / kanjonihashiru
    かんじょうにはしる
(v5r,vi,exp) act on one's emotions; be carried away by one's feelings; get (become) emotional

憂さを晴らす

see styles
 usaoharasu
    うさをはらす
(exp,v5s) to forget one's troubles by doing something enjoyable

成功の暁には

see styles
 seikounoakatsukiniha / sekonoakatsukiniha
    せいこうのあかつきには
when one has succeeded

成立一切自論


成立一切自论

see styles
chéng lì yī qiè zì lùn
    cheng2 li4 yi1 qie4 zi4 lun4
ch`eng li i ch`ieh tzu lun
    cheng li i chieh tzu lun
 jōryū issai jiron
establish one's own positions

我が物にする

see styles
 wagamononisuru
    わがものにする
(exp,vs-i) to make something one's own; to appropriate for oneself

戰達羅鉢喇婆


战达罗钵喇婆

see styles
zhàn dá luó bō lǎ pó
    zhan4 da2 luo2 bo1 la3 po2
chan ta lo po la p`o
    chan ta lo po la po
 Sendaraharaba
Candraprabha, moonlight, name of Śākyamuni when a king in a former incarnation, who cut off his head as a gift to others.

手あたり次第

see styles
 teatarishidai
    てあたりしだい
(adv,exp) using anything one can lay one's hands on; haphazardly; on the rebound; at random; indiscriminately

Variations:
手ぐし
手櫛

 tegushi
    てぐし
using one's fingers as a comb; combing one's hand through one's hair

手とり足とり

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 tetoriashitori
    てとりあしとり
(exp,adv) attentively; with great attention to detail (e.g. when teaching); patiently

手に汗を握る

see styles
 teniaseonigiru
    てにあせをにぎる
(exp,v5r) (idiom) to sit on the edge of one's seat; to be in breathless suspense

手の平を返す

see styles
 tenohiraokaesu
    てのひらをかえす
(exp,v5s) (1) to change one's attitude quickly; (2) to flip over one's hand

手をこまねく

see styles
 teokomaneku
    てをこまねく
(exp,v5k) to fold one's arms; to stand and watch (without interfering)

手を合わせる

see styles
 teoawaseru
    てをあわせる
(exp,v1) (1) to put one's palms together (e.g. when praying or asking for something); to place one's hands together; (exp,v1) (2) (idiom) to compete against someone; to play (a game, match, etc.) against someone

手中に収める

see styles
 shuchuuniosameru / shuchuniosameru
    しゅちゅうにおさめる
(exp,v1) to make one's own; to take possession of

手中に納める

see styles
 shuchuuniosameru / shuchuniosameru
    しゅちゅうにおさめる
(exp,v1) to make one's own; to take possession of

手先が不器用

see styles
 tesakigabukiyou / tesakigabukiyo
    てさきがぶきよう
(exp,adj-na) clumsy with one's hands; all thumbs

手取り足取り

see styles
 tetoriashitori
    てとりあしとり
(exp,adv) attentively; with great attention to detail (e.g. when teaching); patiently

手塩にかける

see styles
 teshionikakeru
    てしおにかける
(exp,v1) to bring up under one's personal care

手塩に掛ける

see styles
 teshionikakeru
    てしおにかける
(exp,v1) to bring up under one's personal care

手当たり次第

see styles
 teatarishidai
    てあたりしだい
(adv,exp) using anything one can lay one's hands on; haphazardly; on the rebound; at random; indiscriminately

手心を加える

see styles
 tegokorookuwaeru
    てごころをくわえる
(exp,v1) to take into consideration; to use one's discretion

Variations:
手棒
手ん棒

 tenbou; tebou(手棒) / tenbo; tebo(手棒)
    てんぼう; てぼう(手棒)
(rare) (sensitive word) person missing at least one hand

才能を伸ばす

see styles
 sainouonobasu / sainoonobasu
    さいのうをのばす
(exp,v5s) to develop one's ability

打ち出の小槌

see styles
 uchidenokozuchi
    うちでのこづち
magic mallet; lucky mallet; nursery-tale mallet that delivers one's heart's desire at a wave

打腫臉充胖子


打肿脸充胖子

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dǎ zhǒng liǎn chōng pàng zi
    da3 zhong3 lian3 chong1 pang4 zi5
ta chung lien ch`ung p`ang tzu
    ta chung lien chung pang tzu
lit. to swell one's face up by slapping it to look imposing (idiom); to seek to impress by feigning more than one's abilities

Variations:
抜け穴
抜穴

 nukeana
    ぬけあな
(1) secret passage; underground passage; (2) loophole; (3) hole one can go through; opening

Variations:
抜擢
抜てき

 batteki; battaku(抜擢)
    ばってき; ばったく(抜擢)
(noun, transitive verb) selection (from many people for an important position); exceptional promotion

抱きかかえる

see styles
 dakikakaeru
    だきかかえる
(transitive verb) to hold; to carry; to embrace (in one's arms)

押しくら饅頭

see styles
 oshikuramanjuu / oshikuramanju
    おしくらまんじゅう
children's game in which three or more stand back-to-back in a circle and jostle

Variations:
押し手
押手

 oshite; oshide
    おして; おしで
(1) (archaism) seal; stamp; (2) depressing the string of a zither with one's left hand; (3) (See 引き手・ひきで) (in archery) left hand; (4) obstinacy; stubbornness

Variations:
押し波
押波

 oshinami
    おしなみ
(See 引き波・3) leading wave (of a tsunami, i.e. when a wave crest reaches land before a trough)

押すな押すな

see styles
 osunaosuna
    おすなおすな
(can be adjective with の) crowded (e.g. with people); overflowing

Variations:
持ち場
持場

 mochiba
    もちば
(1) one's post; one's position; one's station; one's place of duty; (2) one's round; one's beat; one's route

持ち帰り残業

see styles
 mochikaerizangyou / mochikaerizangyo
    もちかえりざんぎょう
(See サービス残業・サービスざんぎょう) at-home overtime; time spent on work one brings home

Variations:
持ち札
持札

 mochifuda
    もちふだ
cards in one's hand; one's hand

Variations:
持ち芸
持芸

 mochigei / mochige
    もちげい
one's specialty performance; one's repertoire

Variations:
指し箸
指箸

 sashibashi
    さしばし
pointing towards someone or something with one's chopsticks (a breach of etiquette)

指折り数える

see styles
 yubiorikazoeru
    ゆびおりかぞえる
(transitive verb) (1) to count on one's fingers; (transitive verb) (2) to count down the days (in anticipation); to look forward to

振り替え休日

see styles
 furikaekyuujitsu / furikaekyujitsu
    ふりかえきゅうじつ
(yoji) compensatory holiday; observed holiday (weekday holiday when the actual day is on a weekend); substitute holiday

挵る(rK)

 seseru
    せせる
(transitive verb) (kana only) to pick at (e.g. with chopsticks); to pick (one's teeth)

Variations:
捕り手
捕手

 torite
    とりて
(1) (archaism) policeman; official in charge of imprisoning offenders; (2) {MA} art of defeating (and capturing) an opponent with one's bare hands

Variations:
捨て身
捨身

 sutemi
    すてみ
(noun - becomes adjective with の) putting one's life on the line; giving everything one has got; acting out of desperation

Variations:
据え膳
据膳

 suezen
    すえぜん
(1) meal set before one; (2) women's advances

Variations:
掛かり
掛り

 gakari
    がかり
(suffix) (1) taking a quantity (of time, people, etc.); (suffix) (2) similar to ...; (suffix) (3) dependent on ...; reliant on ...; (suffix) (4) (after the -masu stem of a verb) while ...; when ...; in the midst of ...

推しメンバー

see styles
 oshimenbaa / oshimenba
    おしメンバー
(slang) (See 推しメン) one's favourite member of an idol group

揃いも揃って

see styles
 soroimosorotte
    そろいもそろって
(expression) each and every one of them; every last one of them; all a bunch of

提婆魔囉播稗


提婆魔啰播稗

see styles
tí pó mó luō bò bài
    ti2 po2 mo2 luo1 bo4 bai4
t`i p`o mo lo po pai
    ti po mo lo po pai
 Daibamarahabi
Deva-māra-pāpīyān, Māra, the evil one, king of demons.

Variations:
摂生
せっ生

 sessei / sesse
    せっせい
(n,vs,vi) (ant: 不摂生) taking care of one's health

摘まみ上げる

see styles
 tsumamiageru
    つまみあげる
(Ichidan verb) to take a pinch of something (e.g. salt); to pick up in one's fingers

摸著石頭過河


摸着石头过河

see styles
mō zhe shí tou guò hé
    mo1 zhe5 shi2 tou5 guo4 he2
mo che shih t`ou kuo ho
    mo che shih tou kuo ho
to wade across the river, feeling for footholds as one goes (idiom); to advance cautiously, step by step; to feel one's way forward

擤む(oK)

 kamu
    かむ
(transitive verb) (kana only) to blow (one's nose)

擤む(rK)

 kamu
    かむ
(transitive verb) (kana only) to blow (one's nose)

擦り合わせる

see styles
 kosuriawaseru
    こすりあわせる
(transitive verb) (1) to rub together; (2) to reconcile (ideas, proposals, plans); to compare and adjust; (transitive verb) to rub together (e.g. one's hands)

敏腕を振るう

see styles
 binwanofuruu / binwanofuru
    びんわんをふるう
(exp,v5u) to show one's competence; to demonstrate one's skill

教員採用試験

see styles
 kyouinsaiyoushiken / kyoinsaiyoshiken
    きょういんさいようしけん
teacher employment examination

Variations:
教鞭
教べん

 kyouben / kyoben
    きょうべん
(See 教鞭をとる) teacher's cane; teacher's pointer

敢怒而不敢言

see styles
gǎn nù ér bù gǎn yán
    gan3 nu4 er2 bu4 gan3 yan2
kan nu erh pu kan yen
angry, but not daring to speak out (idiom); obliged to remain silent about one's resentment; unable to voice objections

敵に塩を贈る

see styles
 tekinishioookuru
    てきにしおをおくる
(exp,v5r) to save an enemy from trouble instead of taking advantage of their weakness; to show humanity even to one's enemy; to help one's enemy in difficulty

敵に塩を送る

see styles
 tekinishioookuru
    てきにしおをおくる
(exp,v5r) to save an enemy from trouble instead of taking advantage of their weakness; to show humanity even to one's enemy; to help one's enemy in difficulty

Variations:
方たち
方達

 katatachi
    かたたち
(polite language) people; (all) persons; everyone

日ごろの行い

see styles
 higoronookonai
    ひごろのおこない
(expression) one's habitual behaviour (behavior)

旨い汁を吸う

see styles
 umaishiruosuu / umaishiruosu
    うまいしるをすう
(exp,v5u) to be onto a good thing; to make money without working; to line one's pockets

明日は我が身

see styles
 asuhawagami
    あすはわがみ
(expression) (proverb) (See 今日は人の身明日は我が身) what happens to one today may happen to another tomorrow; misfortunes can happen to anyone

昔とった杵柄

see styles
 mukashitottakinezuka
    むかしとったきねづか
(expression) skill learned in one's former days; using one's experience from the past; you never forget your own trade

昔取った杵柄

see styles
 mukashitottakinezuka
    むかしとったきねづか
(expression) skill learned in one's former days; using one's experience from the past; you never forget your own trade

晝三時夜三時


昼三时夜三时

see styles
zhòu sān shí yè sān shí
    zhou4 san1 shi2 ye4 san1 shi2
chou san shih yeh san shih
 chūsanji yasanji
three periods of the morning and three periods of the evening

Variations:
晴れ着
晴着

 haregi
    はれぎ
(one's) Sunday best; (one's) best clothes; glad rags

書斎にこもる

see styles
 shosainikomoru
    しょさいにこもる
(exp,v5r) to shut oneself up in one's study

書斎に籠もる

see styles
 shosainikomoru
    しょさいにこもる
(exp,v5r) to shut oneself up in one's study

最善をつくす

see styles
 saizenotsukusu
    さいぜんをつくす
(exp,v5s) to do one's best; to do something to the best of one's ability

最善を尽くす

see styles
 saizenotsukusu
    さいぜんをつくす
(exp,v5s) to do one's best; to do something to the best of one's ability

最高人民法院

see styles
zuì gāo rén mín fǎ yuàn
    zui4 gao1 ren2 min2 fa3 yuan4
tsui kao jen min fa yüan
Supreme People's Court (PRC)

有一句沒一句


有一句没一句

see styles
yǒu yī jù méi yī jù
    you3 yi1 ju4 mei2 yi1 ju4
yu i chü mei i chü
to speak one minute and be quiet the next

期待にかなう

see styles
 kitainikanau
    きたいにかなう
(exp,v5u) to live up to (one's) expectations

期待をかける

see styles
 kitaiokakeru
    きたいをかける
(exp,v1) to hang one's hopes on; to expect from

期待を寄せる

see styles
 kitaioyoseru
    きたいをよせる
(exp,v1) (often ...に期待を...) to pin one's hope on; to look forward to; to look toward; to get one's hopes up

期待を掛ける

see styles
 kitaiokakeru
    きたいをかける
(exp,v1) to hang one's hopes on; to expect from

木仏金仏石仏

see styles
 kibutsukanabutsuishibotoke
    きぶつかなぶついしぼとけ
(idiom) inflexible people; heartless people; Buddhist images of wood, metal, and stone

未知欲知等三

see styles
wèi zhī yù zhī děng sān
    wei4 zhi1 yu4 zhi1 deng3 san1
wei chih yü chih teng san
 michi yokuchi tō san
three (faculties) of wanting to know what is not known, and so forth

未練がましい

see styles
 mirengamashii / mirengamashi
    みれんがましい
(adjective) not knowing when to let go (give up, etc.); unwilling to resign; having lingering attachment; regretful

未練たらしい

see styles
 mirentarashii / mirentarashi
    みれんたらしい
(adjective) (See 未練がましい) not knowing when to let go (give up, etc.); unwilling to resign; having lingering attachment; regretful

本意ではない

see styles
 honidehanai
    ほんいではない
(exp,adj-i) something (which) is not one's real intention

本腰を入れる

see styles
 hongoshioireru
    ほんごしをいれる
(exp,v1) (sensitive word) to set about in earnest; to put one's back into something

本願一實大道


本愿一实大道

see styles
běn yuàn yī shí dà dào
    ben3 yuan4 yi1 shi2 da4 dao4
pen yüan i shih ta tao
 hongan ichijitsu daidō
The great way of the one reality of Amitābha's vows, i. e. that of calling on his name and trusting to his strength and not one's own.

来る者拒まず

see styles
 kurumonokobamazu
    くるものこばまず
(expression) (proverb) (See 去る者追わず) accept one who comes to you

東方の三博士

see styles
 touhounosanhakase / tohonosanhakase
    とうほうのさんはかせ
(exp,n) {Christn} Magi; Three Wise Men

東風壓倒西風


东风压倒西风

see styles
dōng fēng yā dǎo xī fēng
    dong1 feng1 ya1 dao3 xi1 feng1
tung feng ya tao hsi feng
lit. the east wind prevails over the west wind (idiom); fig. one side prevails over the other; progressive ideas prevail over reactionary ones

柿子挑軟的捏


柿子挑软的捏

see styles
shì zi tiāo ruǎn de niē
    shi4 zi5 tiao1 ruan3 de5 nie1
shih tzu t`iao juan te nieh
    shih tzu tiao juan te nieh
lit. it's the soft persimmons that people choose to squeeze (idiom); fig. it's the weak (i.e. 軟柿子|软柿子[ruan3 shi4 zi5]) who get picked on; bullies pick soft targets

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