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to deceive, to trick, to cheat
to graze, to skim, to brush against
to flit (appear and quickly disappear)
to do when no one is looking
to hint at, to suggest, to insinuate |
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filling a vacancy
substitute, alternate, spare |
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to come out, to fall out
to come loose
to be omitted
to escape
to fade, to discolor
to be transparent |
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to flatter, to butter up
to instigate, to stir up |
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to turn (something), to spin (something)
to circulate, to send around
to surround
to put something to new use
to dial (a phone number) |
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which (emphatic)
"let me see," "well now" |
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to transcribe, to duplicate
to describe
to film, to photograph |
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| (after a verb) should ___, ought to ___ |
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| randomly, thoughtlessly, impulsively |
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| to throw down, to abandon, to throw out |
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stupidity, idiocy
idiot, dimwit |
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to recognize
to observe, to notice
to admit, to approve |
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duck
easy mark, sucker, sitting duck |
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carefree, comfortable, at ease
easygoing, happy-go-lucky |
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| rudeness, impoliteness, impertinence |
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to graze, to skim
to take a percentage, to exploit |
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[more blunt version of ～るよ
ex, やるよ->やらあ] |
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to reach out one's hand
to get involved in
to start a fight |
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| to inject a shot, to give a shot, to give an injection |
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to be cured, to get well, to become healed
to be fixed |
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| last time, last part, last round |
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two outs (baseball)
two down (and one to go, etc.) |
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| last inning, two outs, bases loaded |
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to succeed, to relieve, to replace
to take the place of, to substitute for
to change places with |
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| triumphant, in high spirits |
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keeping at a distance
kicking upstairs, intentionally letting a batter walk |
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| in the blink of an eye, (lit: in the time it takes to say "ah!") |
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terrible, dreadful, terrifying, frightful
surprising, startling, tremendous, amazing |
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| "in short," "the point is" |
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method, way
appearance, air
tendency
wind |
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| outside, out of bounds, off the premises |
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to send flying
to drive off |
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plenty, enough, sufficient
perfectly, thoroughly, in full |
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sightseeing, watching
sightseer, observer |
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| to get really mad, to get pissed off |
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gradually
here and there
spots |
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| with one move, in one fell swoop |
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to pin something down, to hold something back, to stop, to restrain
to seize, to arrest |
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to swell
to stick, to paste, to affix
to stretch, to spread, to tighten
to form (ex, ice on a pond) |
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to pull out, to take out
to draw (sword/gun)
to omit |
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unusual, peculiar
another, different
various |
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stinky, smelly
suspicious, fishy
clumsy |
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