(exp) (id) An army marches on its stomach
(n) (comp) Physical Delivery Access Unit
PDAU
(n) (comp) distributed computing
(n) (comp) distributed transaction
(n) US Navy Deep Submergence Systems Project
(exp) walls have ears (lit: wall have ears, shoji have eyes)
(exp,v1) to try another dictionary
(n) (comp) replying IP-message indication
(exp) (id) No news is good news
(n) (comp) report writer control system
RWCS
(n) Horonobe Underground Research Center
(exp) (id) To be as busy as a bee
Like Christmas and a birthday feast rolled into one
(n) Narcotics and Psychotropics Control Law
(exp) thank you for your continued patronage
(n) wireless Internet access
(n) free Internet access
(exp) (id) The worst goes foremost
(exp) (id) A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
(exp,v5r) (1) to lose hope
(2) to be plunged into darkness
(exp) Have a good time!
(exp) (id) Red sky at night, shepherd's delight Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning
(exp) to be greedy
(exp) knowing no bounds
showing no signs of stopping or slowing down
(exp) it is often the originator of problems who kicks up a fuss or complains loudest
(n) paper chromatography
(exp) (id) There is no rose without a thorn
(exp) expression meaning that avoiding unnecessary talk can prevent disaster falling on one
(exp) humming and hawing
shilly-shallying
(exp) keeping silent
saying nothing at all
(exp) A drowning man will catch at a straw