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JLPTN2
明々後日【しあさってshiasatte・みょうみょうごにちmyoumyougonichi】明明後日☆

adverbial noun / temporal noun:

  • in three days' time; two days after tomorrow

明明後日shiasatteにniまたmata上げるageru。 And I will raise it again in three days.

JLPTN2
一昨昨日【いっさくさくじつissakusakujitsu・さきおとついsakiototsui・さきおとといsakiototoi】一昨々日

adverbial noun / temporal noun:

  • two days before yesterday; three days back (ago) - four character idiom
やのあさってyanoasatte《弥の明後日・やの明後日》

adverbial noun / temporal noun:

  • three days from today
  • four days from today
やなあさってyanaasatte《やな明後日・弥な明後日》

adverbial noun / temporal noun:

在りし日★【ありしひarishihi】ありし日

noun / ~の noun:

  • past days; bygone days; days of yore; the olden days

~の noun / noun:

  • while still alive; during one's lifetime
より一層【よりいっそうyoriissou】

expression / adverb:

  • still more; even more; much more; all the more; further

expression / ~の noun:

  • increased; greater
三日間【みっかかんmikkakan】３日間

noun:

  • three days
JLPTN3
一層★【いっそうissou】

adverb / ~の noun:

  • much more; still more; all the more; more than ever

noun / ~の noun:

  • single layer (or storey, etc.)

adverb:

  • rather; sooner; preferably - archaism ➜ いっそ

今までimamade以上ijouにniいっそうissou勉強benkyouにni励みhagemiなさいnasai。 You should study still harder.

両三日【りょうさんにちryousannichi】

noun:

  • two or three days
週三日【しゅうみっかshuumikka】

expression:

  • three days a week
三四日【さんよっかsan'yokka】

noun:

  • three or four days
二三日【にさんにちnisannichi】

noun:

  • two or three days
三舎【さんしゃsansha】

noun:

  • three days' march (approx. 36.5 km) - in the ancient Chinese army - archaism
JLPTN2
一段★【いちだんichidan】

~と adverb / adverb:

  • more; much more; still more; all the more

noun:

この間konokanミュージカルMYUUJIKARUにni見に行ったminiittaんnだdaけどkedo、前maeからkara３列retsu目meでdeさsa、もうmou憧れakogareのno人hitoがga目の前menomaeでde、もうmou最高saikouだったdattaねne。一段とichidanto彼kareをwo好きになったsukininatta。 I was at a musical recently, in the third row. Seeing the actor I love up close like that made me feel more smitten with him than ever.

花嫁hanayome姿sugataのno彼女kanojoはha一段とichidanto美しかったutsukushikatta。 She was all the more beautiful dressed in her wedding costume.

三度の食事より好き【さんどのしょくじよりすきsandonoshokujiyorisuki】

expression:

三寒四温【さんかんしおんsankanshion】

noun:

  • alternation of three cold and four warm days - four character idiom
三度の飯より好き【さんどのめしよりすきsandonomeshiyorisuki】三度のめしより好き・三度のめしよりすき

expression:

  • very fond of; more fond of than eating; so fond of that someone would rather not eat than go without; more important than three meals a day [literal]
漏れ【もれmore】洩れ・泄れ

noun / suffix noun:

  • leakage
  • omission; oversight

pronoun:

  • I; me - in blogs, etc. - slang ➜ 俺

ウンコUNKO漏れmoreそうsou。 I think I'm gonna shit myself.

猛打賞【もうだしょうmoudashou】

noun:

  • hitting three or more times in a game (NPB) - Baseball term
三が日☆【さんがにちsanganichi】三箇日

noun:

  • first three days of the New Year (January 1st to 3rd)
JLPTN3
さらにsarani☆《更に》

adverb / conjunction:

  • furthermore; again; after all; more and more; moreover; even more

これkoreでdeさらにsarani困ったことkomattakotoにniなるnaruだろうdarou。 This will add to our troubles.

三日坊主【みっかぼうずmikkabouzu】三日ぼうず

noun:

  • person who cannot stick to anything; unsteady worker; monk for three days [literal] - four character idiom

彼kareはha何事nanigotoでもdemo三日坊主mikkabouzuだda。 He can't stick to anything very long.

きれいめkireime《きれい目・奇麗め・奇麗目》キレイメKIREIME Inflection

adjectival noun:

  • neater (clothing, appearance, etc.); sharper; more businesslike; more formal; more put-together
JLPTN5
どれdore☆《何れ》

pronoun:

interjection:

JLPTN5
三日☆【みっかmikka】３日

noun:

  • the third day of the month
  • three days
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