(adj-i) bother(some) to do
tiresome
(n) abuse
(v5s) (uk) (arch) to wrench someone down to the ground
(v5s) to knock down
to knock out
(v1,vi) to fall flat
to collapse in a heap
(n) overwhelming numbers
(n) starting with vigor but ending with no action
raising one's voice (in a call to action) and then failing to take action
(exp) financially ruining oneself by buying too many clothes (as a fabled tendency of the people of Kyoto)
(adj-na,n) false impression
deceptive appearance
mere show
(adj-na,n) false impression
deceptive appearance
mere show
(exp) to fall backward
(v1,vi) to laugh heartily
(v5r,vi) to be weighed down by debt
(n) (comp) flame (e-)mail
(n) recession-induced bankruptcy
(v1) to fall down
(adj-i) bother(some) to do
tiresome
(P)
(adj-i) bother(some) to do
tiresome
(exp,v1) to care for someone
to look after someone
(n) pushing down (one's opponent) by leaning on (him)
(exp) to topple over
to fall down all of a heap
(exp) to be upset
to be flurried
to be frightened (out of one's wits)
(n) day's longest successful jump
(exp) to put someone to trouble
(exp) to put someone to trouble
(exp,adj-i) very helpful
taking good care of
(exp,adj-i) very helpful
taking good care of
(exp,adj-i) very helpful
taking good care of
(exp,adj-i) very helpful
taking good care of
(adj-i) helpful (in terms of taking care of people)