noun:

• one-yen coin

expression / noun:

• a thorn in one's side; a pain in the butt (often someone higher in rank, ability, etc.); nuisance; something in the way - idiom

expression:

• to be willing to do anything (any trick) to achieve one's end ➜ 手段を選ばずに

noun:

• one's real mother

noun:

• one's daughter and heiress

noun / ~する noun:

• show one's real ability; illustration of the distinctive character of (something) - four character idiom

expression / ~する verb (irregular):

• to celebrate one's recovery from illness

noun:

• one-line fact; one-line information; information (explanation) provided in a few scanty words - four character idiom

noun:

• loyalty to one's ruler

noun:

• according to (depending on) one's ability; if one is good (competent, talented) enough - four character idiom

noun:

• one full year

expression / adjective:

• find it against one's conscience (to do); too proud (to do)

expression / ichidan verb:

• to give one's name; to introduce oneself
• to announce one's candidacy

noun:

• stupa-shaped stone distance indicators placed at intervals of one cho (approx. 109 meters) on a temple approach ➜ 町石

noun:

• one's outlook on the universe

expression:

• in one's whole life; all one's life; since one's birth ➜ この方【このかた】

godan ~す verb:

• to cry one's eyes out; to weep oneself blind

noun:

• winning hand with at least one terminal or honor tile in each set - Mahjong term

noun:

• cards in one's hand; one's hand

adverb:

• one way or another

noun / ~の noun:

• one's face turning pale (ashen); the color being drained from one's face - four character idiom

noun:

• field in which one acts unchallenged; unrivaled sphere of activity (unrivalled); one's monopoly

expression / ichidan verb:

• to be blind to one's shortcomings; to play innocent

noun:

• winning hand with at least one terminal or honor tile in each set - abbreviation - Mahjong term ➜ 混全帯公九【ホンチャンタイヤオチュウ】

noun:

• having one's workplace at home; living and working at the same location (independent farmers, home workers, storekeepers, etc.) - four character idiom