(v5s,vt) to borrow
to take out
(v5s,vt) (1) to take out
to produce
to pick out
(2) to fetch
to retrieve
(P)
(exp) (1) to turn one's hand to
to reach out one's hand
(2) to get involved in
to make a move on
(3) to start a fight
to make a move in violence
(v5s,vt) (1) to hunt out
to flush out
to round up
(2) to impress
to recruit
(v5s,vt) to redeem
to take out of pawn
(v5s,vt) to single out
to select
(exp) to take out a boat
to put out a boat
(v5s) to kick out (e.g. someone from a house)
(n,vs) flexible working hours of the higher-ups
(humorously or sarcastically) go (come) to work late as if one were an executive
(v1,vi) to depart
to go out (e.g. on an excursion or outing)
to set out
to start
to be going out
(n,vs) working away from home
(n) periodical relief or replacement of workers
(v5s) to happen to meet
to come across
(v5u) to miss sending
to miss delivering
(v5u,vt) to contribute jointly
(v5r,vt) to grudge
to be stingy
to be unwilling to pay
(v5r,vt) to use up
to do one's best
(n) belated
(n) sumo winning techniques where the opponent is thrown without close bodily contact
(n,vs) deposit and withdraw
taking in and out
(v5k,vt) to forestall
to anticipate
to jump the gun on
to outwit
to circumvent
to steal a march on
(adj-na,n) all of a sudden
unexpected
(v5s) to leave on
to leave running
to leave lying around
to leave (a faucet) open
(n) free flow of water
(v5u,vi) to appear all together
to be all present
(n) tumor
tumour
protrusion
(v5r,vi) to project
to stand out
to jut out
to protrude
(v5k-s) to go out and away
to leave
(v5k-s) to go out and away
to leave
(v5k-s) to go out and away
to leave