(exp) (hum) to show
(exp,v5r) to be recognized (by someone of higher status)
to be noticed
to get attention
(exp,v1) to reveal one's upbringing (through one's words, actions, etc.)
to betray one's origin
to give oneself away
(exp) to fail to be attentive to
(v5r) to rustle
to make a rustling sound
to crinkle
(v5r) to get very mad
(v1) to yell
to shout
(exp) ...is to be changed
...is to be updated
(v1,vi) to go through
to pass through
to escape (through the cordon)
to evade (the law)
(v5r) to talk
to chatter
to tell (e.g. secrets)
(exp) (uk) to find fault with
to rain on one's parade
to nitpick
to quibble
(exp) (uk) to settle
to finish
to bring to an end
(exp) to pick a fight
(v1) can (do)
to be able to (do)
(P)
(exp) to leave this world
to die
(v1,vi) to spill over and fall
to scatter (petals, leaves, etc.)
(v5r) to become entangled
to become complicated
to get mixed up
to screw up
to get caught up in
(v5r) to become entangled
to become complicated
to get mixed up
to screw up
to get caught up in
(exp,v1) (hum) to show
to display
(n) congratulatory postcards with a spring pattern sold every year in February
(exp) cannot help (doing)
have no choice but to
am compelled to
am obliged to
it is incumbent upon (me) to
(conj) as such
that being so
for that reason
(exp) (uk) to be forestalled
to be taken in
to be cheated
to be outwitted
(exp) to compete ruthlessly (lit: to sharpen swords)
(v1,vi) to be stingy
to be tightfisted
(exp,v5r) to irritate
to grate on one's nerves
to aggravate
to be galling
to be invidious
(v1,vi) to be dispirited
to be dejected
to be disheartened
to lose heart
(v1,vi) to play dumb
to feign ignorance
to act as innocent
(vt) to wrinkle up (one's eyebrows, one's nose)
to furrow
to crimple
(v1) to stare at
to look hard at
to look up and down
to scrutinize
to scrutinise