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senkatanai せんかたない |
(adjective) (1) (See どうしようもない) it cannot be helped; there is no way; (adjective) (2) (archaism) intolerable; unbearable |
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mochikaeru もちかえる |
(transitive verb) (1) to shift (something) from one hand to the other; (transitive verb) (2) to carry in a different way; to change one's grip (on); (transitive verb) (3) to exchange (what one is holding for something else) |
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ashitanimichiokikabayuubenishisutomokanari / ashitanimichiokikabayubenishisutomokanari あしたにみちをきかばゆうべにしすともかなり |
(expression) (proverb) (from a quote by Confucius) if a man hears the Way in the morning, he may die in the evening without regret |
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kaimonogaeri かいものがえり |
on the way home from shopping |
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itashikatanai いたしかたない |
(exp,adj-i) (1) (humble language) (See 仕方がない・1) there's no (other) way; (exp,adj-i) (2) (humble language) cannot be helped; unavoidable; inevitable; (there's) nothing one can do; having no choice; (exp,adj-i) (3) (humble language) (oft. as 〜ても致し方ない) it's no use (doing); pointless; useless; no good; insufficient; not enough; (exp,adj-i) (4) (humble language) hopeless (person); annoying; troublesome; awful; (exp,adj-i) (5) (humble language) (as 〜て致し方ない or 〜で致し方ない) cannot stand it; unbearable; cannot help (doing, feeling); dying (to do) |
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nakanaka なかなか |
(adv,adj-na) (1) (kana only) very; considerably; easily; readily; fairly; quite; highly; rather; (adverb) (2) (kana only) (with a verb in the negative) by no means; not readily; (3) middle; half-way point; (can be adjective with の) (4) (kana only) excellent; wonderful; very good |
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yojinoboru よじのぼる |
(v5r,vi) to climb; to clamber (over, up); to scramble (up); to scale; to claw one's way up |
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yojinoboru よじのぼる |
(v5r,vi) to climb; to clamber (over, up); to scramble (up); to scale; to claw one's way up |
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ashitanimichiokikaba、yuubenishisutomokanari / ashitanimichiokikaba、yubenishisutomokanari あしたにみちをきかば、ゆうべにしすともかなり |
(expression) (proverb) (from a quote by Confucius) if a man hears the Way in the morning, he may die in the evening without regret |
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unchingusutairu; unchingusutairu; unchingu sutairu; unchingu sutairu うんちんぐスタイル; ウンチングスタイル; うんちんぐ・スタイル; ウンチング・スタイル |
(joc) (from ウンチ + "ing") (See うんち) way one sits (or stands) when defecating (esp. of pets) |
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doushiyoumonai / doshiyomonai どうしようもない |
(exp,adj-i) (kana only) it cannot be helped; there's nothing for it; it's no use fighting back; it's hopeless; there is no way out of it |
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shouganai(p); shiyouganai / shoganai(p); shiyoganai しょうがない(P); しようがない |
(exp,adj-i) (1) (kana only) there's no (other) way; (exp,adj-i) (2) (kana only) cannot be helped; unavoidable; inevitable; (there's) nothing one can do; having no choice; it is what it is; (exp,adj-i) (3) (kana only) (oft. as 〜てもしょうがない) it's no use (doing); pointless; useless; no good; insufficient; not enough; (exp,adj-i) (4) (kana only) hopeless (person); annoying; troublesome; awful; (exp,adj-i) (5) (kana only) (as 〜てしょうがない or 〜でしょうがない) cannot stand it; unbearable; cannot help (doing, feeling); dying (to do) |
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yawatanoyabushirazu やわたのやぶしらず |
(exp,n) (1) Yawata no Yabushirazu (bamboo grove in Chiba; impossible to find one's way out of according to popular legend); (exp,n) (2) (rare) thicket from which one cannot escape; maze; (exp,n) (3) (rare) getting lost; being unable to find a way out |
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kirihiraku きりひらく |
(transitive verb) (1) to cut open; (transitive verb) (2) to clear (land); to cut (a path, road, etc.); to open; to cut one's way through (e.g. a jungle); (transitive verb) (3) to carve out (a new career, future, etc.); to open up (a new field) |
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kirisutegomen きりすてごめん |
(hist) right of samurai to kill commoners for perceived affronts (Edo period) |
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kirisutegomen きりすてごめん |
right of samurai to kill commoners for perceived affronts (Edo period) |
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tsuuweisupiikaa; tsuuueesupiikaa; tsuuwei supiikaa; tsuuuee supiikaa / tsuwesupika; tsuueesupika; tsuwe supika; tsuuee supika ツーウェイスピーカー; ツーウエースピーカー; ツーウェイ・スピーカー; ツーウエー・スピーカー |
two-way speaker |
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kakehanareru かけはなれる |
(v1,vi) (1) to be far apart (from); to be a long way off (from); to be remote; to be distant; (v1,vi) (2) to be very different (from); to be quite unlike; to be far from (e.g. the truth); to be far removed (from) |
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kakehanareru かけはなれる |
(v1,vi) (1) to be far apart (from); to be a long way off (from); to be remote; to be distant; (v1,vi) (2) to be very different (from); to be quite unlike; to be far from (e.g. the truth); to be far removed (from) |
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yarukatanai やるかたない |
(exp,adj-i) (kana only) (after a noun expressing a negative emotion) having no way to relieve (one's grief, mortification, etc.); unable to give vent to (one's anger) |
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iikaeru / ikaeru いいかえる |
(transitive verb) to say in other words; to put another way; to express in different words; to reword; to rephrase |
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gomakasu ごまかす |
(transitive verb) (1) (kana only) to deceive; to cheat; to swindle; (transitive verb) (2) (kana only) to falsify; to misrepresent; to lie about; to tamper with; to fiddle; to doctor; to cook; (transitive verb) (3) (kana only) to evade (a question, taxes, etc.); to dodge; to gloss over (a mistake, fault, etc.); to smooth over; to get one's way out of (a difficult situation); to explain away; (transitive verb) (4) (kana only) to embezzle; to pocket |
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gooingumaiwei; gooingumaiuee; gooingu mai wei; gooingu mai uee / gooingumaiwe; gooingumaiuee; gooingu mai we; gooingu mai uee ゴーイングマイウェイ; ゴーイングマイウエー; ゴーイング・マイ・ウェイ; ゴーイング・マイ・ウエー |
(expression) going my way |
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unchingusutairu; unchingusutairu; unchingu sutairu(sk); unchingu sutairu(sk) ウンチングスタイル; うんちんぐスタイル; うんちんぐ・スタイル(sk); ウンチング・スタイル(sk) |
(joc) (from ウンチ + "ing") (See ウンチ) way one sits (or stands) when defecating (esp. of pets) |
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suriiweisupiikaa; suriiueesupiikaa; suriiwei supiikaa; suriiuee supiikaa / suriwesupika; suriueesupika; suriwe supika; suriuee supika スリーウェイスピーカー; スリーウエースピーカー; スリーウェイ・スピーカー; スリーウエー・スピーカー |
three-way speakers |
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ashiohipparu あしをひっぱる |
(exp,v5r) (idiom) to hold back (someone) from achieving success; to stand in the way of; to sabotage |
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mirukiiwei; mirukiiwee; mirukiiuee; mirukii wei; mirukii wee; mirukii uee / mirukiwe; mirukiwee; mirukiuee; miruki we; miruki wee; miruki uee ミルキーウェイ; ミルキーウェー; ミルキーウエー; ミルキー・ウェイ; ミルキー・ウェー; ミルキー・ウエー |
(See 天の川) Milky Way |
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monotarinai ものたりない |
(adjective) unsatisfied; unsatisfactory; insufficient in some way; lacking something |
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bakatohasamihatsukaiyou(bakatohasamiha使iyou); bakatohasamihatsukaiyou(bakatohasamiha使iyou); bakatohasamihatsukaiyou(bakatohasamiha使iyou, 馬鹿tohasamiha使iyou, 馬鹿to鋏ha使i様) / bakatohasamihatsukaiyo(bakatohasamiha使iyo); bakatohasamihatsukaiyo(bakatohasamiha使iyo); bakatohasamihatsukaiyo(bakatohasamiha使iyo, 馬鹿tohasamiha使iyo, 馬鹿to鋏ha使i様) バカとハサミはつかいよう(バカとハサミは使いよう); バカとはさみはつかいよう(バカとはさみは使いよう); ばかとはさみはつかいよう(ばかとはさみは使いよう, 馬鹿とはさみは使いよう, 馬鹿と鋏は使い様) |
(expression) (proverb) everything comes in handy when used correctly; use the right tools for the right job; fools and (blunt) scissors have to be used in the right way |
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gooingumaiwei; gooingumaiuei; gooingumaiuee; gooingu mai wei; gooingu mai uei; gooingu mai uee / gooingumaiwe; gooingumaiue; gooingumaiuee; gooingu mai we; gooingu mai ue; gooingu mai uee ゴーイングマイウェイ; ゴーイングマイウエイ; ゴーイングマイウエー; ゴーイング・マイ・ウェイ; ゴーイング・マイ・ウエイ; ゴーイング・マイ・ウエー |
(expression) (from the 1944 American musical comedy-drama) going one's own way (without caring about what others think) (eng: going my way); laid-back lifestyle |
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doushiyoumonai(p); doushoumonai(sk) / doshiyomonai(p); doshomonai(sk) どうしようもない(P); どうしょうもない(sk) |
(exp,adj-i) (kana only) it cannot be helped; there's nothing for it; it's no use fighting back; it's hopeless; there is no way out of it |
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bakatohasamihatsukaiyou / bakatohasamihatsukaiyo ばかとはさみはつかいよう |
(expression) (proverb) everything comes in handy when used correctly; use the right tools for the right job; fools and (blunt) scissors have to be used in the right way |
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kusaimononifuta くさいものにふた |
(expression) (idiom) looking the other way; hushing up a problem |
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akanbee; akanbe; akkanbee; akkanbe(sk); akkanbee(sk); akanbee(sk); akkanbee(sk); akanbei(sk); akanbee(sk); akkanbeェ(sk); akanbee(sk); akanbee(sk) / akanbee; akanbe; akkanbee; akkanbe(sk); akkanbee(sk); akanbee(sk); akkanbee(sk); akanbe(sk); akanbee(sk); akkanbeェ(sk); akanbee(sk); akanbee(sk) あかんべえ; あかんべ; あっかんべー; あっかんべ(sk); あっかんべぇ(sk); あかんべー(sk); あっかんべえ(sk); あかんべい(sk); アカンベー(sk); あっかんべェ(sk); アッカンベー(sk); あかんべぇ(sk) |
(1) (from 赤目) (See 赤目) pulling down one's lower eyelid and sticking out one's tongue (as a taunt or gesture of contempt or rejection); (interjection) (2) no way!; no!; get lost! |
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