Results, to treat someone to a feast
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- いらしてください《いらして下さい》
expression:
- please come (and visit us); please come (to our shop) ➜ いらっしゃってください・いらして
- いらっしゃってください《いらっしゃって下さい》
expression:
- please come (and visit us); please come (to our shop) - polite language ➜ いらっしゃる
- フィンテック
noun:
- fintech; financial technology; application of information technology to financial services
- 手分け☆【てわけ】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- division of labour; division of labor; splitting into groups (e.g. to search)
医学生が手分けして勉強することはまれである。 Shared studying among premeds is rare.
- 最悪★【さいあく】 Inflection
adjectival noun / ~の noun / noun:
- worst Antonym: 最良
adjectival noun / interjection:
- horrible; horrid; awful; terrible - colloquialism
adverb:
- in the worst case; if worst comes to worst - colloquialism
- 里帰り☆【さとがえり】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- returning home; visiting one's parents; new bride's first visit to parents
- 大国主義【たいこくしゅぎ】
noun:
- policy favouring major powers (favoring); policy of great powers favorable only to themselves - four character idiom
- 版籍奉還【はんせきほうかん】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- the return of the land and people from the feudal lords to the Emperor - four character idiom
- なきゃ《無きゃ》
suffix:
- unless one ...; if one does not ... - colloquialism ➜ 無ければ
- cannot do without something - colloquialism - abbreviation ➜ 無くてはいけない【なくてはいけない】
- have to do - after negative base of verb ➜ 無くてはいけない【なくてはいけない】
- 縁故疎開【えんこそかい】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- evacuating to the homes of one's relatives in the countryside in wartime
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