Results, just after
- 下☆【した】
noun:
- below; down; under; younger (e.g. daughter)
- bottom
- beneath; underneath
- just after; right after - as 下から, 下より, etc.
noun / ~の noun:
- inferiority; one's inferior (i.e. one's junior)
noun:
- trade-in ➜ 下取り
prefix noun:
- preliminary; preparatory ➜ 下準備
「ところでよ、そのおめーのおとうさんはどこにいんのさ?」「横転したトラックの下なんよ。」 "By the way, where's your old man?" "Under that over-turned truck."
下に署名してください。 Sign at the bottom, please.
雨が私のレインコートの下までしみとおった。 The rain penetrated my raincoat.
一番下の妹が出世したとき私は我を忘れて嫉妬した。 I was beside myself with jealousy when my youngest sister rose in the world.
- そのまま☆《其の儘・其のまま》そのまんま《其の儘》
adverb / ~の noun / noun:
- without change; as it is; as it was
~の noun / noun:
- just like; extremely similar
adverb:
- immediately; just after; without a pause
- 早々★【そうそう】早早
suffix noun / adverbial noun:
- as soon as...; just after...; immediately after...
adverb:
- hurriedly; in haste; quickly; promptly; early - usu. as 早々に
愛の原則においては、早々と失望することが、通常、回復薬として描かれる。 In the principles of love, quick disappointments are usually described as remedies.
- ぱんぱん・パンパン Inflection
adverb / ~と adverb:
- kapow; bang; slap; clap - onomatopoeia
adjectival noun:
- bulging; filled to bursting - onomatopoeia
noun:
- prostitute (esp. just after WWII) [パンパン] ➜ パンパンガール
- アメション・アメしょん
noun:
- someone who made a short trip to America; going to America just long enough for a pee (ref. to short USA trip after WWII to boost one's credentials) - obsolete term - derogatory term ➜ 小便【しょんべん】
- チェイサー・チェーサー
noun:
- chaser; pursuer
- chaser; light drink (often just water) taken after a strong alcoholic drink
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