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- ダブルリーチ《ダブル立直・二重立直・W立直・両立直》
noun:
- declaring that one is one tile away from winning on one's first discard and before any tiles have been called or kongs declared - Mahjong term ➜ 立直【リーチ】
- 其処許【そこもと】其許
noun:
- that place; there - archaism
pronoun:
- you - used by samurai when speaking to their equals or inferiors - archaism
- お後がよろしいようで【おあとがよろしいようで】
expression:
- (from rakugo) that's all from me, and now the next speaker ...; expression used to hand over to the next speaker
- 春眠暁を覚えず【しゅんみんあかつきをおぼえず】
expression:
- in spring one sleeps a sleep that knows no dawn; in spring one sleeps like a log - proverb
- ものか・もんか
particle:
- used to create a form of question indicating that the speaker actually believes the opposite is true; emphasizes a determination not to do something, e.g. "Like hell I will!" - male language
- いざ鎌倉【いざかまくら】
noun:
- case that something major happens; event of an emergency; when it comes to the crunch
- 二階から目薬【にかいからめぐすり】
expression:
- something that cannot be done no matter how hard one tries (and is slightly frustrating because of this); eye drops from the second floor [literal] - idiom
- ハングリースポーツ・ハングリー・スポーツ
noun:
- sport that requires a strong willpower and hunger for success (esp. boxing) - From English "hungry sports"
- その後【そのあと・そのご・そののち】其の後
expression / adverbial noun / temporal noun:
- after that; afterwards; thereafter - そのご is more formal
- 擦り半【すりばん】擦半・擂り半
noun:
- fire alarm ringing continuously to warn that a fire is extremely near ➜ 擦り半鐘
- sound as produced by this alarm
- ダブリー
noun:
- declaring that one is one tile away from winning on one's first discard and before any tiles have been called or kongs declared - abbreviation - Mahjong term ➜ ダブル立直【ダブルリーチ】
- としたら
conjunction:
- if it happens that; if we make ...; if we take ...; if we assume ...; what if ...?
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