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Ostentatious

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too obviously showing your money, possessions, or power, in an attempt to make other people notice and admire you: They criticized the ostentatious lifestyle of their leaders. an ostentatious gesture/manner 仰々しい

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they are part of a group of people who make decisions about important things, or they know about these decisions.

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1. completely mismanage or mishandle a situation. 2. damage or confuse someone emotionally

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in low spirits : unhappy, depressed, disappointed

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Amazing , impressive I'm going to take you to a restaurant that'll knock your socks off. Origin: referring to a severe beating or defeat that could literally knock someone's shoes off.

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ありとあらゆる they like "ABBA to ZZ Top and everything in between"

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to let people know. The police put/got the word out that they were looking for him

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to publicly accuse someone of something unpleasant, unreasonable, or unlikely to be true in order to harm their reputation: She decided to sue for libel after the newspaper smeared her private life. to spread something soft or wet over a surface: Mom smeared peanut butter and grape jelly on bagels for lunch.

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soft and not able to keep a firm shape or position: a floppy hat floppy · 柔軟 · な、柔 · らかい · だらりと垂 · れた◇floppyは、耳の垂れた犬によく付けられる名前 · でもある。 · ばたつきやすい · 弱い、意気地 · のない

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a comparison between things that have similar features, often used to help explain a principle or idea: He drew an analogy between the brain and a vast computer.

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Minor problem single thing or person that is spoiling a situation that could have been very positive or enjoyable: I'm looking forward to Sunday, the only fly in the ointment being the fact that I'll have to sit next to my mother-in-law.

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やるっきゃないっしょ実現させる You need to make it happen!: You need to ensure that it happens, you need to do everything you can to facilitate it! idiom. "Kevin, make it happen."

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Scorch the surface

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Secret dishonest silly behaviour that is usually not very serious or harmful: He told stories of his childhood pranks and prep school shenanigans.

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Press press against (something) lightly with a piece of absorbent material in order to clean or dry it. "he dabbed his mouth with his napkin"

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うらごし

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Relating to

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Become less

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Keep powerful

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Make less angry

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Action of reprimand, warning

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to quickly create something, like a drawing or list, without including all the details. For example, you might rough out a plan or a few ideas.

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Work made by smith

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Perfectly suitable

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done by people acting as a group. "a collective protest"

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Here, in the designated area

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Greater in size

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to have a negative effect or consequence.

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1. let air or gas out of (a tyre, balloon, or similar object). "he deflated one of the tyres" Similar: let down empty the air out of collapse flatten void puncture 2. make (someone) suddenly lose confidence or feel dispirited. "his response deflated me"

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Double punch a combination of two usually adverse forces, circumstances, or effects

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1. INFORMAL•NORTH AMERICAN damage or destroy. "my apartment's been totally trashed" Similar: wreck ruin damage destroy deface mar spoil vandalize 2. criticize severely. "trade associations trashed the legislation as deficient"

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Side article

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Trip, つっかえながらなんとかする

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the ability to manage or succeed in difficult or dangerous situations, especially in big towns or cities: You don't have the street smarts to last ten minutes in New York without getting ripped off. street smart（ストリート・スマート）とは、学校の勉強ではなく、実社会での経験や人との付き合いを通じて得た、世渡り上手で機転が利く、実践的な「頭の良さ」のことです。都市環境などの厳しい状況でも生き抜く知恵や、現場でのセンスを持つ人を指します

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Remote 外れる some point in the far-off future

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Time constraints

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1.to dig a hole in the ground, especially to live in: Rats had burrowed into the bank of the river. 2. to move yourself into a position where you can feel warm, comfortable, or safe: Suddenly shy, our young daughter burrowed her head into my shoulder.

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Stick in head a song, phrase, or image is repeatedly playing in your mind involuntarily, even when you're not actively trying to think about it; essentially, it's stuck in your memory and keeps replaying itself

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Strong reaction バッシングに会う

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Help, assist

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腰が重い

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to make yourself comfortable in a place or situation, or to prepare to stay in a place

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Reveal inadvertently

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Impromptu Without preparetion

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Remove swiftly

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くどくど言う

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to become part of someone because that person has been in a place where it was present: I like to think that our love of reading will rub off on our children.

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Immediately

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Wonderful, exactly

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Write carelessly 殴り書き

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Satisfactory achieved

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Original condition

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sudden, dramatic, and important discovery or development.

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feel distressed or humiliated. 悔しさ、残念さ【他動】〔人を〕悔しがらせる、〔人を〕残念がらせる "he was chagrined when his friend poured scorn on him"

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To cause one to abruptly recover from negative condition

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woman who has a lot of sexual relationships, or who wears clothes that attract sexual attention in a way that is too obvious

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bottomed out; bottoming out; bottoms out. : to reach a lowest or worst point usually before beginning to rise or improve. Real estate prices seem to have bottomed out, and sellers can expect to get higher prices in coming months

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having little importance or influence, or old-fashioned or of poor quality: Their family business is a rinky-dink operation.

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If events or situations are hunky-dory, they are very satisfactory and pleasant: everything is hunky-dory You can't lose your temper one minute and then expect everything to be hunky-dory again the next.

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the action of satisfying the demands an aggressive person, country, or organization: a policy of appeasement Political appeasement

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To take pride in something or someone means to feel satisfaction and pleasure in a particular achievement, quality, or characteristic, or in something or someone closely connected to you

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The phrase "with age comes wisdom" suggests that as people get older, they tend to accumulate life experiences that lead to better judgment, understanding, and insight

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gerund or present participle: unboxing remove (something, especially a newly purchased product) from a box or other packaging. "my wife hasn't even unboxed her new phone—it's been 20 hours since it arrived!" ロレックス開封

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Stubbed Toe or Something More? Understanding Foot Injuries in ... To "stub your toe" means to accidentally hit your toe hard against a fixed object, like furniture, causing sudden, sharp pain, swelling, and sometimes bruising or even a fracture

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