(n) roadside
(n) (uk) as soon as
right after
(adv) beside
nearby
(n) onlooker
bystander
(n,vs) unrequited love
illicit love
secret affections
(n) jealousy
envy
(n) admission ticket
(n) hearer
auditor
audience
(n) visitor's gallery
seats for the public
(n) admission fee
(adj-na,n) nuisance to other people
inconvenience to others
(n,vs) looking on with folded arms (with one's hands in one's sleeves)
remaining a passive onlooker
(exp) to lay aside
(n) onlookers
bystanders
(adv) as a spectator
(n) collateral relation by blood
(adj-na,n,adj-no) arrogance
audacity
(behaving) outrageously as though there were no one around
insolence
defiance
overbearing
(n) admission free
(n) admission free
(exp) markings put on a passage by a translator
reading(s) added by translator
(n) (1) bystander's vantage point
outsider's better grasp of the situation
(exp) (2) onlookers see more of the game than the players do
lit: people watching a game of Go see 8 moves further ahead
(exp) utter stranger
mere passerby
outsider
(n,vs) stand idly by and watch
(n,vs) stand idly by and watch
(n) wiretapping law
(exp) to step aside