adjectival noun / noun:

• much the same

ichidan verb:

• to think too much; to be over-concerned

expression / godan ~す verb:

• to read too much into things; to get wrong ideas by letting one's imagination run wild; to have a groundless suspicion

expression:

• no matter how much time passes

noun:

• much-discussed work (book, film, etc.)

noun:

• gifted young person who shows much promise; unrecognized genius; great person whose talent is hidden under a bushel - four character idiom

expression:

• much ado about nothing; The mountains have brought forth a mouse (Aesop)

expression:

• so much (something) as to (e.g. so moved as to cry); overwhelmed; carried away; because of too much

adverb:

• much more; not to mention; not to speak of; to say nothing of; let alone

noun:

• much thought

expression:

• too much pleasure ruins a man (esp. in reference to spending too much time with geisha and prostitutes); playing the dandy ruins a man - proverb

noun / ~する noun:

• reading too much into (what ... says)

expression / ~の noun:

• as much as one wants; as many as one wants; all that one wishes for

~の noun:

• only this much; only this little - colloquialism

temporal noun:

• that much; as much; to that extent; only that; that alone; no more than that

ichidan verb:

• to read too much

noun:

• too much intellectual training; overemphasis on intellectual education - four character idiom

expression / adjective:

• too much for one to handle; beyond one's capacity; unmanageable; uncontrollable; incorrigible; obstreperous

godan ~る verb / transitive:

• to eat too much of something
• to overbook

expression:

• thank you very much

adverb:

• how much

noun:

• reading too much into things

expression:

• It's not much, but...; phrase used when giving gifts - polite language

adverb / noun:

• how much; how many; however

noun / ~の noun:

• drinking and eating too much - four character idiom