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| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
愚公移山 see styles |
yú gōng yí shān yu2 gong1 yi2 shan1 yü kung i shan |
More info & calligraphy: Where There is a Will, There is a Way |
着 see styles |
zhe zhe5 che chaku ちゃく |
(suffix noun) (1) (See 発・1) arrival; arriving at ...; (counter) (2) counter for items or suits of clothing; (counter) (3) nth place (in a race); (counter) (4) {go} counter for moves; (surname) Tsukizaki to wear |
南行 see styles |
nán xíng nan2 xing2 nan hsing nankou / nanko なんこう |
(n,vs,adj-no) going south; heading southward; (place-name) Nangyou dakṣiṇāyana. The course or declination of the sun to the south it moves from north to south; a period of six months. |
定石 see styles |
jouseki / joseki じょうせき |
(1) standard practice; playing by the book; established tactic; formula; (2) {go} joseki (jōseki); standard sequence of moves (esp. in a corner); (surname) Sadaishi |
寄せ see styles |
yose よせ |
(1) last moves (in go, shogi, or chess); endgame; (suffix noun) (2) gathering; collecting; coming together |
尬舞 see styles |
gà wǔ ga4 wu3 ka wu |
(slang) to battle each other in street dancing (derived from Taiwanese 較, which sounds similar to Mandarin 尬[ga4]); (slang) to perform weird dance moves |
布石 see styles |
fuseki ふせき |
(1) {go} strategic arrangement of go stones at the beginning of a game; opening moves; (noun, transitive verb) (2) preparations; preparatory steps; arrangements; (laying the) groundwork (for) |
復盤 复盘 see styles |
fù pán fu4 pan2 fu p`an fu pan |
(after completing a game of chess) to replay the game, analyzing the players' moves; (stock market) to resume trading |
手数 see styles |
tesuu(p); tekazu / tesu(p); tekazu てすう(P); てかず |
(1) trouble; bother; (2) (てかず only) number of moves (in go, shogi, etc.); (3) (てかず only) {boxing} number of punches |
撲跌 扑跌 see styles |
pū diē pu1 die1 p`u tieh pu tieh |
to fall flat on one's face; (martial arts) pouncing and falling (i.e. all kinds of moves) |
比劃 比划 see styles |
bǐ hua bi3 hua5 pi hua |
to gesture; to gesticulate; to practice the moves of a martial art by imitating the teacher; to fight; to come to blows |
移山經 移山经 see styles |
yí shān jīng yi2 shan1 jing1 i shan ching Isen kyō |
Sūtra on [the Hero Who] Moves Mountains |
転勤族 see styles |
tenkinzoku てんきんぞく |
person who moves a lot for their job; family who moves a lot for the primary breadwinner's job |
傍目八目 see styles |
okamehachimoku おかめはちもく |
(1) (yoji) bystander's vantage point; outsider's better grasp of the situation; (expression) (2) onlookers see more of the game than the players do; people watching a game of go see 8 moves further ahead |
出戻り娘 see styles |
demodorimusume でもどりむすめ |
(sensitive word) daughter who moves back to her parents after divorcing |
劍走偏鋒 剑走偏锋 see styles |
jiàn zǒu piān fēng jian4 zou3 pian1 feng1 chien tsou p`ien feng chien tsou pien feng |
the sword moves with side stroke (modern idiom); fig. unexpected winning move; unconventional gambit |
劍走蜻蛉 剑走蜻蛉 see styles |
jiàn zǒu qīng líng jian4 zou3 qing1 ling2 chien tsou ch`ing ling chien tsou ching ling |
the sword moves like a dragon-fly (modern idiom); fig. unexpected winning move; unconventional gambit |
如臂使指 see styles |
rú bì shǐ zhǐ ru2 bi4 shi3 zhi3 ju pi shih chih |
as the arm moves the finger (idiom); freely and effortlessly; to have perfect command of |
孟母三遷 see styles |
moubosansen / mobosansen もうぼさんせん |
(expression) (yoji) (See 孟母三遷の教え・もうぼさんせんのおしえ) the importance of creating an environment conducive to a child's learning; Mencius' mother, three moves |
岡目八目 see styles |
okamehachimoku おかめはちもく |
(1) (yoji) bystander's vantage point; outsider's better grasp of the situation; (expression) (2) onlookers see more of the game than the players do; people watching a game of go see 8 moves further ahead |
珠流璧轉 珠流璧转 see styles |
zhū liú bì zhuǎn zhu1 liu2 bi4 zhuan3 chu liu pi chuan |
lit. pearl flows, jade moves on (idiom); fig. the passage of time; water under the bridge |
策を練る see styles |
sakuoneru さくをねる |
(exp,v5r) to plan one's next moves; to work out a plan |
力士移山經 力士移山经 see styles |
lì shì yí shān jīng li4 shi4 yi2 shan1 jing1 li shih i shan ching Rikishi isen kyō |
Sūtra on the Hero Who Moves Mountains |
ドッグイヤー see styles |
dogguiyaa / dogguiya ドッグイヤー |
(1) rapid pace at which the information technology field moves (eng: dog year); (2) dog's ear |
Variations: |
ochiuo おちうお |
(1) fish going downstream (to spawn); (2) dead fish; (3) fish that moves into deeper waters (to avoid the cold) |
ドッグ・イヤー see styles |
doggu iyaa / doggu iya ドッグ・イヤー |
(1) rapid pace at which the information technology field moves (eng: dog year); (2) dog's ear |
マイルドヤンキー see styles |
mairudoyankii / mairudoyanki マイルドヤンキー |
young person who stays in their (non-metropolitan) hometown after graduation, drives a car, etc. (unlike the majority who moves to a larger city and commutes by train) |
マイルド・ヤンキー see styles |
mairudo yankii / mairudo yanki マイルド・ヤンキー |
young person who stays in their (non-metropolitan) hometown after graduation, drives a car, etc. (unlike the majority who moves to a larger city and commutes by train) |
Variations: |
okamehachimoku おかめはちもく |
(1) (yoji) bystander's vantage point; outsider's better grasp of the situation; (2) (yoji) onlookers see more of the game than the players do; people watching a game of go see eight moves further ahead |
Variations: |
dogguiyaa; doggu iyaa / dogguiya; doggu iya ドッグイヤー; ドッグ・イヤー |
(1) rapid pace at which the information technology field moves (eng: dog year); (2) (See ドッグイヤ・2) dog's ear |
Variations: |
homomoobensu; homo moobensu ホモモーベンス; ホモ・モーベンス |
(coined by architect Kisho Kurokawa) Homo movens ("mobile human"; modern person who moves and adapts to rapidly changing times) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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