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マンネリ化【マンネリかMANNERIka】 Inflection: ~する noun:
getting stuck in a rut; becoming stereotyped ➜ マンネリ
顔繋ぎ【かおつなぎkaotsunagi】顔つなぎ Inflection: noun / ~する noun:
getting or keeping acquainted with; keeping or establishing useful contacts
風声鶴唳【ふうせいかくれいfuuseikakurei】: noun:
getting frightened even by a slight noise; hearing the enemy in every leaf that rustles; being afraid of one's own shadow - four character idiom
人疲れ【ひとづかれhitozukare】 Inflection: noun / ~する noun:
getting tired from dealing with people; getting tired of being around people
入学難【にゅうがくなんnyuugakunan】: noun:
difficulty of getting into a college
仕切り直し【しきりなおしshikirinaoshi】しきり直し・仕切りなおし: noun:
getting poised again for charging; toeing the mark again - Sumo term
starting again; getting a fresh start; going back to square one
シャンプーハットSHANPUUHATTO: noun:
broad-rimmed topless cap worn (esp. by young children) to prevent shampoo getting into one's eyes - trademark of Pip Co., Ltd. - From English "shampoo hat"
出オチ【でオチdeOCHI】出落ち【でおちdeochi】: noun:
getting big laughs just from appearing on the stage (or screen, etc.) ➜ 落ち
場所見知り【ばしょみしりbashomishiri】 Inflection: noun / ~する noun:
having a hard time getting used to unfamiliar places (of children)
ヤリサーYARISAA: noun:
(university) club that exists for the purpose of getting women drunk and taking advantage of them
プチ切れ【プチぎれPUCHIgire・プチきれPUCHIkire】プチギレPUCHIGIRE・プチキレPUCHIKIRE Inflection: noun / ~する noun:
getting irked; getting slightly ticked off - slang ➜ プチ・キレる
指詰め【ゆびつめyubitsume】: noun:
getting one's finger caught (e.g. in a door); getting one's finger pinched; jamming one's finger in a door ➜ 指を詰める
yakuza finger-cutting ritual
舟に刻して剣を求む【ふねにこくしてけんをもとむfunenikokushitekenwomotomu】: expression:
to not be getting with the times; to be unaware that things are changing - from a fable in Master Lü's Spring and Autumn Annals - idiom
剣を落として舟を刻む【けんをおとしてふねをきざむkenwootoshitefunewokizamu】: expression:
to not be getting with the times; to be unaware that things are changing - idiom
舟に刻みて剣を求む【ふねにきざみてけんをもとむfunenikizamitekenwomotomu】: expression:
to not be getting with the times; to be unaware that things are changing - from a fable in Master Lü's Spring and Autumn Annals - idiom
刻舟【こくしゅうkokushuu】: expression / noun:
not getting with the times; being unaware of how things are changing - idiom
求不得苦【ぐふとくくgufutokuku】: noun:
the pain of not getting what one seeks - Buddhism term
莫逆の交わり【ばくぎゃくのまじわりbakugyakunomajiwari】: expression / noun:
getting along extremely well; maintaining a fond friendship ➜ 莫逆【ばくぎゃく】・莫逆の友【ばくぎゃくのとも】
うだつが上がらない【うだつがあがらないudatsugaagaranai】卯建が上がらない・梲が上がらない^old Inflection: expression / adjective:
no hope of getting ahead - idiom ➜ うだつの上がらない
話が見えない【はなしがみえないhanashigamienai】 Inflection: expression / adjective:
to not understand what somebody is getting at; to not understand what is being talked about
嫁き遅れ【いきおくれikiokure】: noun / ~の noun:
woman who missed the chance of getting married (because one is too old)
再感染【さいかんせんsaikansen】: noun:
getting the same sickness
わきが甘い【わきがあまいwakigaamai】脇が甘い Inflection: expression / adjective:
preventing one's opponent from getting an underarm grip - Sumo term
having weak defenses
離床【りしょうrishou】 Inflection: noun / ~する noun:
getting out of bed; leaving one's sick-bed
ポイントゲットPOINTOGETTO・ポイント・ゲットPOINTO/GETTO Inflection: noun / ~する noun:
getting points (e.g. in games, shopping) - From English "point get"

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