Results, A big difference between what one hears and what one sees
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- 快気祝をする【かいきいわいをする】快気祝いをする Inflection
expression / ~する verb (irregular):
- to celebrate one's recovery from illness
- 耳触り【みみざわり】耳ざわり
noun / ~の noun:
- feeling one gets from listening to something - not to be confused with 耳障り
- 死生不知【ししょうふち】
noun / ~の noun:
- daredevil; reckless; thinking nothing of one's death - four character idiom
- 冥利に尽きる【みょうりにつきる】冥利につきる Inflection
expression / ichidan verb:
- to get more blessing than one deserves Antonym: 冥利が尽きる
- さすがに《流石にateji》
adverb:
- as one would expect ➜ 流石
- still; all the same
さすがに偉大な学者だけあって、彼はその問いに容易に答えた。 Like the great scholar that he was, he answered the question easily.
- 一文字【ひともじ】ひと文字
noun:
- one (written) character
- Welsh onion (Allium fistulosum) - archaism - female language ➜ 葱
- 亢【こう】
noun:
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