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- やってくる☆《やって来る・遣って来る》 Inflection
expression / ~くる verb (spec.):
- to come along; to come around; to turn up
- to arrive at the present; to get where one is; to have been doing something (for a period of time)
来月やってくる彼の最近の映画に注目しなさい。 Watch out for his latest movie which comes out next month.
- 肩肘張る【かたひじはる】肩肘はる・肩ひじ張る Inflection
godan ~る verb / intransitive verb:
- to put on a bold front; to act big; to be unyielding
- to act formally; to act stiffly
- 女房★【にょうぼう・にょうぼ・にゅうぼうobs.】
noun:
- wife (esp. one's own wife)
- court lady; female court attache; woman who served at the imperial palace [にょうぼう・にゅうぼう]
- woman (esp. as a love interest) [にょうぼう・にゅうぼう] - archaism
女房は店員さんより一回り小さい手だ。 My wife's hands are slightly smaller than the shop assistant's.
- ポイントメイク・ポイントメーク・ポイント・メイク・ポイント・メーク
noun:
- making up only parts of one's face instead of doing a full make-up job - From English "point make"
- 木に縁って魚を求む【きによってうおをもとむ】
expression:
- to be unable to accomplish something because one has chosen the wrong method; to ask for the impossible; to look for fish by climbing a tree (Mencius) [literal] - variant of 木に縁りて... - proverb ➜ 木に縁りて魚を求む【きによりてうおをもとむ】
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