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rokudenashi; rokudenashi ろくでなし; ロクデナシ |
(kana only) bum; good-for-nothing; ne'er-do-well |
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rokudenashi; rokudenashi ろくでなし; ロクデナシ |
(kana only) bum; good-for-nothing; ne'er-do-well |
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kamioroshi かみおろし |
(n,vs,vi) (1) {Shinto} invoking a deity during a festival held in that deity's honor; (n,vs,vi) (2) {Shinto} (See 巫女・みこ・2) medium's invocation of a deity to take possession of her (to receive his divine message or revelation) |
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matsuribayashi まつりばやし |
festival music |
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matsuribayashi まつりばやし |
(traditional) festival music |
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magamagashii / magamagashi まがまがしい |
(adjective) (1) ominous; sinister; unlucky; ill-omened; (adjective) (2) (archaism) annoying; (adjective) (3) (archaism) appearing to be true; plausible |
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magamagashii / magamagashi まがまがしい |
(adjective) (1) (kana only) ominous; sinister; unlucky; ill-omened; (adjective) (2) (archaism) annoying; (adjective) (3) (archaism) appearing to be true; plausible |
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kafukuhaazanaerunawanogotoshi / kafukuhazanaerunawanogotoshi かふくはあざなえるなわのごとし |
(expression) (proverb) fortune and misfortune are intertwined; fortune and misfortune come by turns; good luck and bad luck alternate (like the strands of a rope); good and bad fortune are next-door neighbours |
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watashitachi(私tachi, 私達, watashi達)(p); watakushitachi(私tachi, 私達, watakushi達) わたしたち(私たち, 私達, わたし達)(P); わたくしたち(私たち, 私達, わたくし達) |
(pronoun) we; us |
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watashitachi(p); watakushitachi わたしたち(P); わたくしたち |
(pronoun) we; us |
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watashigonomi わたしごのみ |
(adj-no,n) my kind of; my favorite |
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akinohihatsurubeotoshi あきのひはつるべおとし |
(expression) (proverb) the autumn sun sets as quickly as a bucket dropping into a well |
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utsushikaeru うつしかえる |
(transitive verb) (1) (esp. 移し変える) to shift something to; to move something into; to transfer; to transplant; (transitive verb) (2) (esp. 移し替える, 移し換える) to transpose; to exchange; to displace |
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tanenashisuika(種nashi西瓜, 種無shi西瓜); tanenashisuika(種nashisuika, 種無shisuika) たねなしすいか(種なし西瓜, 種無し西瓜); たねなしスイカ(種なしスイカ, 種無しスイカ) |
seedless watermelon |
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kasegunioitsukubinbounashi / kasegunioitsukubinbonashi かせぐにおいつくびんぼうなし |
(expression) (proverb) poverty is a stranger to industry; diligence is the mother of good fortune |
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gokutsubushi(穀潰shi, 穀tsubushi, goku潰shi, 穀潰); gokutsubushi(goku潰shi) ごくつぶし(穀潰し, 穀つぶし, ごく潰し, 穀潰); ゴクつぶし(ゴク潰し) |
(kana only) good-for-nothing; parasite; deadbeat; loafer; drone; idler |
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gokutsubushi ごくつぶし |
(kana only) good-for-nothing; parasite; deadbeat; loafer; drone; idler |
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tsumioroshi つみおろし |
(noun/participle) loading and unloading |
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karabukashi; karafukashi(空吹kashi) からぶかし; からふかし(空吹かし) |
idling (of an engine) |
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tachimajiru たちまじる |
(v5r,vi) to join (a group); to join companions |
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tachimajiru たちまじる |
(v5r,vi) (rare) to join (a group) |
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tatsunootoshigo; tatsunootoshigo タツノオトシゴ; たつのおとしご |
(kana only) seahorse; sea horse |
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shunkou / shunko しゅんこう |
(n,vs,vi) completion of construction |
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daiichijioirushokku / daichijioirushokku だいいちじオイルショック |
(hist) (See オイルショック) oil crisis of 1973-74; first oil shock |
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dainijioirushokku だいにじオイルショック |
(hist) (See オイルショック) second oil crisis (1979) |
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daisanintaanashonaru / daisanintanashonaru だいさんインターナショナル |
(hist) (See コミンテルン) Third International; Communist International |
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hitsuzetsunitsukushigatai ひつぜつにつくしがたい |
(exp,adj-i) beyond description |
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hitsuzetsunitsukushigatai ひつぜつにつくしがたい |
(exp,adj-i) beyond description |
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hitoshii / hitoshi ひとしい |
(adjective) (1) equal; identical; the same; (adjective) (2) no different (from); just like; equivalent |
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kankoureioshiku / kankoreoshiku かんこうれいをしく |
(exp,v5k) to impose a gag order; to hush up; to order someone not to mention something |
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hashigakorondemookashiitoshigoro / hashigakorondemookashitoshigoro はしがころんでもおかしいとしごろ |
(exp,n) age at which even the slightest things seem funny (esp. said of a girl in the late teens); age where even chopsticks rolling is amusing |
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hashigakorondemookashiitoshigoro / hashigakorondemookashitoshigoro はしがころんでもおかしいとしごろ |
(exp,n) age at which even the slightest things seem funny (esp. said of girls in their late teens); age where even chopsticks rolling is amusing |
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hashigasusumu はしがすすむ |
(exp,v5m) (1) (idiom) to eat a lot; to have a good appetite; (exp,adj-f) (2) (idiom) appetizing |
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okoshi おこし |
(kana only) {food} millet or rice cake, roasted and hardened with starch syrup and sugar (sometimes including peanuts, soybeans, etc.) |
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arasagashi あらさがし |
(n,vs,vi) finding fault (with); being picky |
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awaokoshi あわおこし |
{food} millet brittle |
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hoshii(糒); hoshiii / hoshi(糒); hoshii ほしい(糒); ほしいい |
dried boiled rice used mainly as provisions of samurai troops and travelers (travellers) |
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benishouga / benishoga べにしょうが |
red pickled ginger |
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benishouga / benishoga べにしょうが |
red pickled ginger |
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subarashii(p); sunbarashii / subarashi(p); sunbarashi すばらしい(P); すんばらしい |
(adjective) wonderful; splendid; magnificent |
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subarashii(p); sunbarashii(sk) / subarashi(p); sunbarashi(sk) すばらしい(P); すんばらしい(sk) |
(adjective) wonderful; splendid; magnificent |
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soshiranufuri そしらぬふり |
(expression) pretending not to know; pretending not to recognize someone (recognise); feigning ignorance; playing innocent |
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kouyanoshirobakama / koyanoshirobakama こうやのしろばかま |
(expression) (idiom) the shoemaker's children go barefoot; specialists often fail to apply their skills to themselves; the dyer's white hakama |
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owariyokerebasubeteyoshi おわりよければすべてよし |
(expression) (proverb) all's well that ends well; it will all come good in the end |
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owariyokerebasubeteyoshi おわりよければすべてよし |
(expression) (1) (proverb) all is well that ends well; it will all come good in the end; (2) All's Well That Ends Well (play by Shakespeare) |
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shiborikasu しぼりかす |
strained lees (e.g. sake, tofu); draff |
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shiboritate しぼりたて |
(can be adjective with の) freshly squeezed (juice); freshly milked; freshly extracted |
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shiboriageru しぼりあげる |
(transitive verb) (1) to squeeze (to the utmost); to wring out; (transitive verb) (2) to squeeze (money) out of someone; to wring (money) from; (transitive verb) (3) to scold; to criticize severely; to lay into; (transitive verb) (4) to train ruthlessly; to give punishing training; (transitive verb) (5) to strain (one's voice); (transitive verb) (6) to gather up (a curtain) |
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shiboriki しぼりき |
wringer (clothes); squeezer (fruit, etc.); press (grapes, etc.) |
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shiborikomu しぼりこむ |
(transitive verb) (1) to squeeze; to wring out; (transitive verb) (2) to narrow down; to refine |
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shiborikomu しぼりこむ |
(transitive verb) (1) to squeeze; to wring out; (transitive verb) (2) to narrow down; to refine |
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juutanbakugeki / jutanbakugeki じゅうたんばくげき |
carpet bombing |
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tsugimenashi つぎめなし |
(can be adjective with の) seamless; jointless; one-piece |
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tojikomifuroku とじこみふろく |
bound-in supplement (in a book, magazine, etc.) |
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hiodoshi ひおどし |
(1) (hist) scarlet bindings used with a traditional Japanese suit of armor; (2) (hist) scarlet-threaded suit of armor |
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shimariganai しまりがない |
(exp,adj-i) (kana only) (See 締まりのない,だらしがない・1) not at all tense; relaxed; calm |
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shimeageru しめあげる |
(transitive verb) (1) to firmly tighten (e.g. around neck, throat); to constrict; to squeeze; to bind; to wring; to screw in (e.g. a bulb); (transitive verb) (2) (締め上げる only) to strongly press (someone); to crack down on; to pursue relentlessly; to keep under strict control; to put the screws on; (transitive verb) (3) (締め上げる only) to settle accounts |
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shimeageru しめあげる |
(transitive verb) (1) to firmly tighten (e.g. around neck, throat); to constrict; to squeeze; to bind; to wring; to screw in (e.g. a bulb); (transitive verb) (2) (締め上げる only) to strongly press (someone); to crack down on; to pursue relentlessly; to keep under strict control; to put the screws on; (transitive verb) (3) (締め上げる only) to settle accounts |
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shimedasu しめだす |
(transitive verb) to shut out; to bar; to lock out; to exclude |
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nerikarashi(練rikarashi, 練ri辛子, 練ri辛shi, 煉ri辛子, 煉ri芥子); nerigarashi(練rigarashi, 練ri辛子, 練ri辛shi, 煉ri辛子, 煉ri芥子) ねりからし(練りからし, 練り辛子, 練り辛し, 煉り辛子, 煉り芥子); ねりがらし(練りがらし, 練り辛子, 練り辛し, 煉り辛子, 煉り芥子) |
mustard paste; English mustard |
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shimauma; shimauma シマウマ; しまうま |
(kana only) zebra |
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kuridashihashigo(繰ri出shi梯子, 繰出shi梯子, 繰ri出shihashigo)(p); kuridashibashigo(繰ri出shi梯子, 繰出shi梯子, 繰ri出shibashigo) くりだしはしご(繰り出し梯子, 繰出し梯子, 繰り出しはしご)(P); くりだしばしご(繰り出し梯子, 繰出し梯子, 繰り出しばしご) |
extension ladder; aerial ladder |
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kurikoshi くりこし |
(1) carry-over (of a balance, annual leave, etc.); carrying over; bringing forward; carrying forward; transfer; (2) (abbreviation) (See 繰越金) balance brought forward; balance carried forward |
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kurikoshikin くりこしきん |
balance carried forward |
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nonoshiriau ののしりあう |
(exp,v5u) to insult each other; to trade insults; to abuse each other verbally |
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nonoshirikotoba ののしりことば |
abusive language; expletive; swear word; curse word |
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rashamen; rashamen; rashamen ラシャめん; らしゃめん; ラシャメン |
(1) (rare) (kana only) sheep; (2) (obsolete) (derogatory term) (kana only) (from the belief that Western sailors kept sheep on their ships for sexual purposes) (See 洋妾) foreigner's mistress |
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oishuugozaimashita / oishugozaimashita おいしゅうございました |
(expression) (polite language) (dated) (kana only) (See ごちそうさまでした) thank you for the meal; that was a delicious meal; what a wonderful meal |
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oitehamasumasusakannarubeshi おいてはますますさかんなるべし |
(expression) (proverb) man flourishes with age |
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taeshinobu たえしのぶ |
(transitive verb) to put up with; to endure; to bear patiently |
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taeshinobu たえしのぶ |
(transitive verb) to put up with; to endure; to bear patiently |
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kikijouzu / kikijozu ききじょうず |
(noun or adjectival noun) being a good listener; good listener |
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nikujuban(肉襦袢, 肉juban); nikujuban(肉juban); nikujiban(肉襦袢, 肉jiban); nikujiban(肉jiban) にくじゅばん(肉襦袢, 肉じゅばん); にくジュバン(肉ジュバン); にくじばん(肉襦袢, 肉じばん); にくジバン(肉ジバン) |
flesh-colored leotards; flesh-coloured leotards |
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nikujuban; nikujiban にくじゅばん; にくじばん |
flesh-colored leotards; flesh-coloured leotards |
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hijiuchi ひじうち |
{MA} elbow strike (karate) |
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hijikakeisu / hijikakesu ひじかけいす |
(1) armchair; chair with arm rests; (2) senior staff |
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kimonimeijiru / kimonimejiru きもにめいじる |
(exp,v1) (idiom) to be deeply impressed; to take to heart; to engrave on one's heart; to bear in mind; to engrave on one's liver |
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kimodameshi; kimodameshi(sk) きもだめし; キモだめし(sk) |
test of courage (by going to a frightening place, e.g. a graveyard) |
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katahijioharu かたひじをはる |
(exp,v5r) (1) (See 肩肘張る・1) to put on a bold front; to act big; to be unyielding; (exp,v5r) (2) (See 肩肘張る・2) to act formally; to act stiffly |
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katahijiharu かたひじはる |
(v5r,vi) (1) to put on a bold front; to act big; to be unyielding; (v5r,vi) (2) to act formally; to act stiffly |
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katasukashiokuu / katasukashioku かたすかしをくう |
(exp,v5u) (1) (idiom) to suffer a disappointment; to feel let down; (exp,v5u) (2) (idiom) to have one's attack (question, etc.) sidestepped; to be given the slip |
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katasukashiokurau かたすかしをくらう |
(exp,v5u) (1) (idiom) to suffer a disappointment; to feel let down; (exp,v5u) (2) (idiom) to have one's attack (question, etc.) sidestepped; to be given the slip |
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katasukashiokuwaseru かたすかしをくわせる |
(exp,v1) (idiom) to dodge (an attack, question, etc.); to sidestep; to evade |
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odoshitsukeru おどしつける |
(transitive verb) to threaten; to terrify; to frighten |
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sunekajiri すねかじり |
(kana only) sponger (e.g. off one's parents); hanger-on; freeloader; leech |
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suneokajiru; suneokajiru すねをかじる; スネをかじる |
(exp,v5r) (kana only) (See 親のすねをかじる) to depend on someone else's (financial) support (usu. one's parents') |
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suneokajiru; suneokajiru すねをかじる; スネをかじる |
(exp,v5r) (idiom) (kana only) (See 親のすねをかじる) to depend on someone else's (financial) support (usu. one's parents'); to gnaw on (someone's) shin |
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noushintou / noshinto のうしんとう |
concussion (of the brain) |
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noushintou / noshinto のうしんとう |
{med} concussion (of the brain) |
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noushintou / noshinto のうしんとう |
concussion (of the brain) |
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udedameshi うでだめし |
(n,vs,vi) trying one's ability |
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fushimachizuki ふしまちづき |
(See 寝待月) moon of the 19th day of the lunar month |
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jibunnokubioshimeru じぶんのくびをしめる |
(exp,v1) (idiom) to cut one's own throat; to dig one's own grave; to cause oneself harm; to bring ruin on oneself |
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kusaimeshiokuu / kusaimeshioku くさいめしをくう |
(exp,v5u) (idiom) to go to prison; to serve a prison term; to eat foul-smelling food |
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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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kyoumishinshin / kyomishinshin きょうみしんしん |
(adj-no,adj-t,adv-to) (yoji) very interesting; of absorbing interest; having a keen interest (in); being immensely curious (about) |
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kajitori かじとり |
(noun, transitive verb) (1) steering (a boat); helmsman; steersman; coxswain; (noun, transitive verb) (2) guidance; leadership; leader; director |
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sendouookushitefuneyamaninoboru / sendoookushitefuneyamaninoboru せんどうおおくしてふねやまにのぼる |
(expression) (proverb) too many cooks spoil the broth; too many captains will steer the ship up a mountain |
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sendouookushitefuneyamaninoboru / sendoookushitefuneyamaninoboru せんどうおおくしてふねやまにのぼる |
(exp,v5r) (proverb) too many cooks spoil the broth; too many captains will steer the ship up a mountain |
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yokareashikare よかれあしかれ |
(adverb) for better or worse; right or wrong; for good or ill |
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