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- 玉の輿【たまのこし】玉のこし
noun:
- palanquin set with jewels
- money and social status gained by marrying a rich and powerful man ➜ 玉の輿に乗る【たまのこしにのる】
- 蓑になり笠になり【みのになりかさになり】
expression:
- helping and protecting in all ways; acting as a raincoat (protecting from rain) and acting as a hat (protecting from sun) [literal] - proverb ➜ 陰になり日向になり【かげになりひなたになり】
- 洗面☆【せんめん】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- washing one's face
洗面台の上に赤いろうそくがあります。 There's a red candle on top of the bathroom sink.
- 不得意☆【ふとくい】 Inflection
adjectival noun / noun:
- one's weak point
概して、日本の人々は外国語が不得意だ。 As a rule, Japanese people are not good at foreign languages.
- 所蔵☆【しょぞう】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun / ~の noun:
- (in one's) possession
博物館には興味深い展示品が所蔵されている。 There are some interesting exhibits in the museum.
- 齢☆【よわい】歯
noun:
- (one's) age
加齢臭は、年を重ねると出てくる中高年独特のにおいのことだ。世間で言う「おっさん臭い」や「おやじ臭」というのは、この加齢臭のことだ。 Kareishu is a special smell that comes as old people age. Popular expressions such as: "Ossan kusai" or "Oyaji kusai" (smelly old man) refer to this smell.
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