expression:

• not non-existent; not completely lacking; there is some; certainly existent

expression:

• showing no signs of ~~; there being no hint of ~~
• unthinkable - archaism

expression:

• greatness is comparative; there is always someone better than you - proverb

expression:

• it cannot be helped; there is no other way

expression:

• touché; you've got me there

expression:

• it can't be helped; there's nothing to do about it - From Chinese "méi fǎzi" ➜ しかたがない

noun:

• all things are essentially nothingness; all things come from nothingness; originally, there was nothing; Zen reminder to free oneself from attachments - Buddhism term

noun:

• that way; over there - archaism

pronoun:

• that person; him; her - archaism

expression:

• having no idea what will happen; God only knows; there is no knowing; you never can tell

expression:

• each ministry thinks only of its own good, but not of the good of the country; when there are ministries, there is no country [literal] - proverb

noun:

• understanding completely; understanding all there is to know

godan ~る verb / intransitive verb:

• to be in a mess; to have things scattered here and there

expression / godan ~つ verb:

• the prospects look brighter; there is hope of accomplishing (something)

expression:

• people will believe something false if many agree that it is true (an example of argumentum ad populum); there's a tiger in the market [literal] - proverb

expression:

• one never knows (what will happen); there's no telling (what the future holds)

expression:

• inscrutable are the ways people are brought together; there is no telling how people are brought together ➜ 縁は異なもの味なもの

noun:

• dependent arising; doctrine that everything has a cause and there is nothing that arises out of nothing - Buddhism term

expression:

• nothing costs as much as what is given to us; there's no such thing as a free lunch - proverb

expression / adverb:

• anywhere; here and there

expression / ~の noun:

• common; run-of-the-mill; ordinary

expression:

• a born fool is never cured; there is no medicine for fools [literal] - proverb

expression:

• slow and steady wins the race; there is luck in the last helping - proverb

noun:

• between times; when there's a spare moment - four character idiom

expression / adjective:

• it can't be helped; it is inevitable; nothing can be done; there's no point (in doing something); there's no reason (to do something)

noun:

• distance; perspective; far and near; here and there

~する noun:

• to be scattered; to straggle; to be found here and there