noun / ~する noun:

• combining the working parts of two or more broken machines to make one functioning machine
• manufacturing one part out of multiple different parts

expression / noun or verb acting prenominally:

• at the height of one's power or influence; at the peak of one's popularity

auxiliary verb:

• indicates respect for the one performing an action and politeness to the listener - after a monosyllable imperfective form verb - archaism - female language - polite language

noun / ~する noun:

• losing one's life; death

noun:

• having too many tiles on one's hand - Mahjong term - From Chinese

expression / godan ~く verb:

• to keep one's feet on the ground; to be down to earth - idiom

noun:

• not using makeup to allow one's skin to heal

noun:

• attitude that with the state as one's boss, normal fiscal accountability can be dispensed with; dependence on the central government; attitude of those who assume their jobs are safe because they are government employees

adjectival noun / noun / ~の noun:

• one and only; unique - four character idiom

noun:

• one's esteemed friend

noun / ~する noun:

• imploring with tears in one's eyes

noun:

• one-chip computer - IT term

expression / ichidan verb:

• to be stripped of all one has ➜ 身ぐるみ

noun / ~する noun:

• talking about one's love interests; girls' talk; gossiping - abbreviation - colloquialism

noun:

• one-party rule

noun:

• love for one's hometown

noun / ~の noun:

• spreading one's legs wide apart; straddle
• long stride; big steps

noun:

• thigh-scooping body drop - Sumo term

noun:

• all-in-one personal computer - IT term

noun / ~する noun:

• gaining admission into a school in a school district other than one's own - four character idiom

noun:

• one's (song) repertoire

noun:

• the first time in the year that one wears an awase kimono ➜ 袷

noun:

• one-handed catch; single-handed catch - Baseball term - From English "single catch"

expression:

• to cast aside one's prejudices - archaism

expression:

• thousands die to make one hero; one general reaches glory, ten thousand bones are left to dry [literal] - proverb

ichidan verb:

• to add to one's experience; to become skillful