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かくだいろせんkakudairosen

noun:

  • expansion policy; road to expansion - four character idiom
そないsonai

adverb:

  • so; to such an extent; such - Kansai dialect
りんしrinshi

noun / ~の noun:

  • near-death; close to death
にかぎらずnikagirazu

conjunction:

  • not limited to; not just ...
ねばなるまいnebanarumaiなければなるまいnakerebanarumai

expression:

ツーふていしTSUUfuteishi

noun:

エンドツエンドENDOTSUENDOエンドツーエンドENDOTSUUENDO

noun:

  • end-to-end - IT term
ピアツーピアPIATSUUPIAピアトゥーピアPIATOUUPIA

noun / ~の noun:

  • peer-to-peer - IT term
どくせんけんdokusenken

noun:

  • exclusive license; exclusive right (to) 独占

私たちwatashitachihaそれらsorerawo売るuru独占権dokusenkengaあるaru We have the exclusive right to sell them.

いいぞiizo

interjection:

  • way to go!; attaboy!; hear, hear!
アナルANARU Inflection

noun or verb acting prenominally:

  • anal

~する noun:

  • to perform anal intercourse
はいじくhaijiku Inflection

noun:

  • being defeated

~する noun:

  • to be defeated
めんごmengo Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • face-to-face conversation; interview
調どうちょうあつりょくdouchouatsuryoku

noun:

  • pressure to conform; peer pressure
せいちょうろせんseichourosen

noun:

  • growth path; route to growth
うぃるuiru

auxiliary:

  • I will ...; I'm going to ... - commonly used at the end of ultra-short sentences on microblogs, e.g. Twitter - slang
ととうtotou Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • visiting China; going to China
はんほげいhanhogei

noun / ~の noun:

  • opposition to whaling; anti-whaling
らいふくraifuku Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • visiting Fukuoka; coming to Fukuoka
こういのうりょくkouinouryoku

noun:

  • capacity to act; legal capacity - Law term
いっちょうitchou Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • listening to once; hearing once
たもとtamoto

noun:

  • sleeve (esp. of a kimono); pocket of sleeve 袂を分かつ
  • vicinity (esp. of a bridge)
  • foot of a mountain; base of a mountain

hashinoたもとtamotoni着いてtsuiteからkarahashiwo渡れwatare Don't cross your bridges before you come to them.

つぼtsuboつほtsuhoobs.つふtsufuobs.irr.

noun:

  • jar; pot; vase
  • dice cup
  • depression (i.e. the basin of a waterfall)
  • target (when aiming an arrow) - archaism
  • (figurative) bull's-eye - usually written using kana alone 思うつぼ
  • key point (of a conversation, etc.) - usually written using kana alone
  • acupuncture point; moxibustion point - usually written using kana alone
  • nodes on a fingerboard (of a shamisen, etc.) - often ツボ - usually written using kana alone

kareha粘土nendode優雅なyuuganatsubowo形作ったkatachizukutta He fashioned an elegant pot out of clay.

はじめhajime

temporal noun / adverbial noun:

  • beginning; start; outset; opening

noun:

  • first (in line, etc.) - esp. 初め
  • origin - esp. 始め
  • such as ...; not to mention ... - esp. 始め; as 〜を始め, 〜を始めとして, etc. - usually written using kana alone

二人とも二nintomoimaha舞い上がっているmaiagatteiruけどkedo会うauha別れwakareno始めhajimeってtteことkoto知っているshitteirunokane Those two are blindly enraptured with each other right now but they say first meeting someone is the first step toward goodbye. I wonder if they're aware of that.

始めhajimeよければyokereba終わりowariよしyoshi A good beginning makes a good ending.

このkono語学gogakuセンターSENTAAdeha英語eigowoはじめhajime世界sekai15か国kakokuno外国語gaikokugoga学べるmanaberu At this language centre, about 15 international languages are taught, including English.

はしごhashigoていしteishiハシゴHASHIGO Inflection

noun:

  • ladder
  • stairs

noun / ~する noun:

  • going to several places in succession (e.g. barhopping) はしご・ハシゴ

kareha平衡heikouwo失ってushinatteはしごhashigoからkara落ちたochita He lost his balance and fell off the ladder.

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