to carry; to transport; to come; to go; to wield (a tool, etc.); to use
exercise; physical training; appeal; campaign; motion; movement
operation (of a machine, etc.); operating; driving; working (capital, etc.)
management; administration; operation
to go; to come; to turn out (at a meeting, event, etc.); to show up; to make your way to
to put into the mouth; to eat
making use of; application; practical use; operation; handling; steering (esp. a boat)
misfortune; bad luck; ill luck; ill fortune
progress; pace; carriage; step; stage
transport; transportation; conveyance; carriage
to carry out (of somewhere); to transport; to take out
motor nerve; reflexes; athletic ability; motor coordination
sports club (e.g. at school); sports department (e.g. in a newspaper)
athletic meet (esp. at school); sports day
service (bus, train); operation; motion; revolution; movement
to carry; to bring (to a place)
warming (limbering) up; warming-up exercises
destined; predestined; fated; fateful
lack of physical exercise; insufficient exercise; inactivity
(navigable) canal; waterway
sports ground; playing field; playground
undeserved good luck; luck of the devil; dumb luck; bad luck
out of luck; (at the) end of one's rope
very good luck; excellent fortune
to go ahead; to proceed; to carry on
courier; smuggler; carrier (e.g. of illegal drugs); trafficker
transport; freight; shipping
gait; manner of walking; footwork (e.g. in sport); characteristic way of moving, keeping the center of gravity low (centre)
momentum; amount of exercise
(in the) same boat; (sharing a) common destiny
operating (e.g. ships, aircraft)
leaving to chance; leaving to fate
(passenger) fare; freight rates; shipping expenses
opportunity; chance; good time (to do); trend; tendency; momentum
sad fate; tragic doom; ill fate
maritime; marine transportation
(professional) driver (of a taxi, train, etc.); motorman; mate (on a ship); officer
dependent on luck; matter of luck
having slow reflexes; being nonathletic; person who is not athletic
driver's license; driver's licence; driving licence
to be in luck's way; to get lucky
one's fate (fortune) as concerns love
trend; tendency; momentum
automatic operation (machine); automatic driving (vehicle)
destiny; will of Heaven; luck
trying one's luck; test of one's luck
economic fortune; luck with money
to carry out (of somewhere); to transport; to take out
shipping company; freight company; transport company
to leave to chance; to resign oneself to one's fate; to leave the rest to heaven
forwarding agency; express company
(a matter of) chance; fortune (of a given time); force of the times
to suspend operations (esp. of trains); to stop driving
quirk of fate; twist of fate; (an) irony
suspension (of a transportation service); cancellation; stoppage
red string of fate; in Chinese-Japanese folklore, fated lovers were said to be joined by an unseen red string, tied around one little finger of each
to go ahead; to proceed; to carry on
operating expenses; budget
drunken driving; driving while intoxicated; drinking and driving
resumption of service (train, bus, etc.)
driver's license; driver's licence; driving licence
quirk of fate; twist of fate; (an) irony
applications; uses; how to operate; operation procedures
falling asleep at the wheel
independence movement; mutually independent
motility; mobility; maneuverability
out of luck; (at the) end of one's rope
election campaign; political campaign; campaigning; electioneering; canvassing
sportswear; sports clothes
luck in lotteries; luck in raffles
driving skill; one's skill as a driver
company fortunes; future of a company
forwarding or transportation industry
temporary suspension public transport service
having the luck to escape trouble (your behaviour has landed you in)
big athletic meet (esp. at school); sports day; field day
activist; campaigner; crusader (e.g. for women's rights); athlete; sporty person
management of an organization; organizational management; organizational operation
victory depends on the turn of fortune; winning and losing are both down to luck
irony of fate; twist of fate
sports park; athletic park; stadium
signature-collecting campaign
shipping industry; marine transport
trusting to chance; having a go at something
forwarding agent; carrier
to gather momentum; to gather strength; (for a trend) to reach a peak
driving without a license (licence)
demonstration; parade; show of strength
labour movement; labor movement
drivers cab; operator's cab
doom; fate; misfortune; disaster
running a government administration; managing a cabinet
expulsion movement; boycott
national fortunes; destiny of a country
to gather momentum; to gather strength; (for a trend) to reach a peak
one's fate (fortune) as concerns business
fingering (of a musical instrument)
continued luck in the fortunes of war
democratic movement; movement towards democracy
dangerous driving; reckless driving
Edo-period business taxes
freighter; cargo ship; carrier
citizens' campaign; citizens' group
driving at reduced speed; running at reduced speed (e.g. train)
protest campaign; demonstration
emancipation movement; freedom movement; liberation movement
agency of fate; power of fate; La forza del destino (opera by Verdi); the force of destiny
sit-ups; exercise to strengthen one's abdominal muscles
luck in competitions; luck in gambling
fund management; fund operation
Movement for Civic Rights and Freedom (Meiji era); Freedom and People's Rights Movement
Committee on Rules and Administration (Diet); House Steering Committee; Standing Committee for House Management
looking aside while driving; taking one's eyes off the road ahead while driving
trying one's luck; test of one's luck
cultivator; farm tractor; tiller
peristalsis; peristaltic movement; vermiculation
leaving to chance; leaving to fate
erratic driving; driving in a zigzag
civil rights movement (esp. American)
Japan Transport Safety Board; JTSB
business in the Diet; managing Diet affairs
motor area (of the cerebral cortex)
Edo-period business taxes
happiness and good fortune
shipping or forwarding agency
neighborhood (protest) movement; neighbourhood (protest) movement
activist (in a political movement); crusader (e.g. for women's rights)
brush strokes; manner of using a brush; use of a pen; penmanship
to have luck turn one's way; to have one's fortune change for the better
self-driving car; autonomous car
District Land Transport Bureau (i.e. motor traffic agency)
having slow reflexes; bad at sports; unathletic person
gyrating (rotating) movement
one's fate (fortune) as concerns marriage
movement to overthrow the shogunate (mid-19th century)
self-motion (esp. in the Hegelian dialectic, dialectical materialism, etc.); self-movement
enlightenment movement; the Enlightenment
transportation by water (e.g. by ship)
mass movement; popular movement
drunk driving; driving under the influence (of alcohol); DUI; legal category based on blood alcohol content
transportation rates or expenses
lucky person; fortunate man
destiny of the emperor; prosperity of the imperial throne
exterminatory measure; eradication campaign
to carry; to bring (to a place)
dyskinesia; motor impairment; motor disturbance
cartage; transportation or shipping charges
cultural progress; advance of the arts
continuous operation (of a machine, etc.); continuous running
job hunting; job searching
(motion of) precession of the equinoxes; precession
service status (of a public transport line)
transport; freight; shipping
mathematical operation; calculation
kinesthesia; kinaesthesia
luck in business; luck in sales
anti-Japanese resistance movement (in pre-WWII China); anti-Japanese campaign
testing centre for driving tests
civil disobedience movement; civil disobedience campaign
absolute (as opposed to relative) motion
through train; direct service
shuttling back and forth; shuttle service
one's fate (fortune) as concerns studies
movement to defend the Constitution
fund-raising drive or campaign
women's liberation movement
luck in lotteries; luck in raffles
ataxia; loss of coordination of the muscles; failure of muscular coordination
practical configuration; practical form
motor neuron; motor neurone; motoneuron
mountain-making movements; mountain building; orogenesis
interval between (trains, buses); terminal dwell time
curtailed transit schedule
motility (usu. sperm); moment
House Steering Committee Chairman
planned mass transit service suspension (as a precaution ahead of typhoons, etc.)
Self-Strengthening Movement (political reform movement in China during the late Qing dynasty); Westernization Movement
(labour) union movement; union activities
Buraku Liberation Movement
bad luck; reverse of fortune
May Fourth Movement (anti-imperialist student demonstration in Beijing on May 4, 1919)
Italian unification movement; Risorgimento
looking aside while driving; taking one's eyes off the road ahead while driving
Committee on Rules and Administration (Diet)
fare box; place where one puts the money required to ride public transportation
air transportation; air transport
law of conservation of momentum
labor agitator; labour agitator
national liberation movement
friendly-greeting campaign; campaign for people to exchange greetings
victory depends on the turn of fortune; winning and losing are both down to luck
zig-zag motion (esp. warship)
materials management or handling
law of conservation of angular momentum
primary motor cortex; primary motor area
women's movement activist; feminist activist
opportunity has hair in front, but behind she is bald; opportunity only knocks once
freight or carriage contract
transit or transport(ation) insurance
Road Transport Vehicle Law (1951)
anti-nuclear power movement; antinuclear power movement
operating expenses; budget
destiny of the world; course of events in the world
transport administration; transportation administration
code-sharing (e.g. airlines); joint operation
fault movement; fault motion; faulting
temporary suspension public transport service
motor neurone disease; MND
cheap fare; discount fare
Committee on Rules and Administration (Diet); House Steering Committee; Standing Committee for House Management
bowing (of a stringed instrument)
one's luck with the opposite sex
elastic operation; flexible management
operational risk; operating risk
sign that indicates an older driver
bowing (of a stringed instrument)
there's no flying from fate; you can't fight fate
rapid transit (in Taiwan)
kinesthesia; kinaesthesia; sense of movement
international driving permit; international driver's license
fifth year of the sexagenary cycle (in Onmyōdō)
May Fourth Movement (anti-imperialist student demonstration in Beijing on May 4, 1919)
friendly-greeting campaign; campaign for people to exchange greetings
code-sharing (e.g. airlines); joint operation
independent living movement
armored personnel carrier; armoured personnel carrier
operating on a ten-minute schedule
luck, steadfastness and patience (the three keys to achieving success)
sports column; sports section
running expenses; operational costs
freight included (prepaid)
walking with bent knees to strengthen thighs and improve balance
turn (stroke) of good fortune; one's fortune turning for the better
campaign to prevent a public construction work by acquiring a minuscule tract of land
momentum space (quantum mechanics)
motor cortex (area of the brain just anterior to the central sulcus responsible for controlling voluntary muscle activity)
quantitative investment management
designated driver (to prevent drunk driving)
Bright's movement (movement comprised of naturalists, atheists, agnostics, etc.)
apparatus gymnastics; gymnastics (esp. at school); exercise using gymnastics equipment
administrator (government)
sticker for new car drivers (green and yellow)
forwarding merchant; freight forwarder
fraudulent business of selling goods by claiming they will bring supernatural benefits
gay liberation movement; gay liberation
land transportation insurance
advance purchase excursion fare; APEX fare
organizational management system
mandate (e.g. to use resources); lease (e.g. to use facilities)
pro-democracy movement in China
One Village One Product movement; OVOP; campaign to boost the countryside by promoting the special products of local areas
multiple-system operator; multi-system operator; MSO; operator of multiple cable or direct-broadcast satellite television systems
Rustication Movement; movement in China in 1957 to get people to move to the countryside
translational motion; translation
one's prosperity being on the rise; one's fortune reaching its culmination
one's prosperity being on the rise; one's fortune reaching its culmination
peasants chosen to carry the payment of a tax (in kind) to the capital (ritsuryo system)
New Culture Movement (revolutionary movement in China, 1917-1921)
Moon movement; Moonism; Unificationism
Dalit Buddhist movement; neo-Buddhist movement
consignment note; bill of carriage; bill of lading
operations center (railway, power plant, etc.); control room
headway (between trains, etc.); frequency
Chinese Spring Festival travel season; Chunyun period
konbu as a betrothal gift (representing fertility and having healthy children)
Sunflower Student Movement (Taiwan, 2014)
joint carriage; through-ticketing; transportation of passengers or freight handled by two or more companies via an arrangement
Westward movement (westward expansion of United States territory)