Results, A big difference between what one hears and what one sees
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- ずぼら箸【ずぼらばし】
noun:
- picking up a bowl with one's right hand which is already holding one's chopsticks (a breach of etiquette) - obscure term
- どうしても☆《如何しても》
expression / adverb:
- by all means; at any cost; no matter what; at any rate; surely
- whether (one is) willing or not; willingly or unwillingly; willy-nilly
- on no account; by no means - with. neg. verb
- in the end; in the long run; after all; eventually
彼女はどうしても自分の思い通りにしようとする。 She will have her own way.
残念ですが、あなたの名前をどうしても覚えられない。 I'm sorry to say I don't remember your name.
その計画を成功させるためには君の援助がどうしても必要だ。 Your help is indispensable for the success of the scheme.
- 1LDK【ワンエルディーケー】
noun:
- apartment with one bedroom and a combined living room, dining room and kitchen ➜ LDK【エルディーケー】
- 旗幟鮮明【きしせんめい】
noun:
- making one's attitude (position, stand) clear; unfurling and clearly showing one's banner [literal] - four character idiom
- 思い余る☆【おもいあまる】思いあまる Inflection
godan ~る verb / intransitive verb:
- to not know how to act or what to do; to be at a loss
- これまた
expression:
- this (is) again - これ + また
expression / interjection:
- how ...!; what ...! - idiom ➜ 何て
- 方違い【かたたがい】
noun:
- setting off the night before one normally would have departed, travelling in a different direction, spending the night there, and leaving for one's destination in the morning (done to avoid travelling in an unlucky direction; a common practice during the Heian period) - archaism ➜ 方塞がり
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