(v1,vi) to fall
to collapse
to drop
to break down
to die
to succumb to
to fall senseless
to be ruined
to have a bad debt
(v1,vi) to roll over
to tumble
to roll about (with laughter)
(v1,vi) to turn
to shift
to alter
to distract
(P)
(vz,vi) to turn
to shift
to alter
to distract
(n,vs) dozing
napping (e.g. on the floor in one's clothes, in the train)
(v5s) to knock down
to topple
(n) dozing
(n,vs) (1) capsizing
overturn
turning over
upset
(2) overthrow (e.g. a government)
(v5k,vi) (1) (arch) to spin
to revolve
to twirl
(2) to be dizzy
to feel faint
(3) to bustle about
(n) displacement
(n) invert sugar
(n) turning point
transition phase
(n) converter reactor
(n) one's new address
(n) transfer student
student changing schools
(n) new address
(n) notification of moving out
(n) forwarding address
(n,vs) subletting and subleasing
(n) (railroad) switch
(n) switchman
(n) transfer student
(n) notification of moving in
(n) one's new post
(n) expounding the teachings of Buddha (lit: spinning the dharma wheel)
(n) (railroad) switch
(n) adductor muscle
(adj-na) optimistic
thoughtless
insolent
(n) determination
conviction
(P)
(n) rotary press
