to leave to take its own course; to let a matter take care of itself
thank you; thanks; much (thanks); very (sorry); quite; really; somehow
wish; desire; hope; prospect; expectation; (one's) hopes
(another's) daughter; young lady
to spoil; to ruin; to destroy; to make a mess of
reckless; thoughtless; rash; ill-advised; impulsive; mad (e.g. scheme)
farewell; adieu; goodbye; so long
to lock (a door, etc.); to lock up
one bow; one salute; one greeting
bottom; sole; depths (e.g. of despair, the sea); bottom (of one's heart); limit; end
or rather (say); or better (say); or perhaps I should say; or, how should I put it,...; I mean
preservation; retainment; keeping
occupation; profession; job; vocation; career; trade
awareness of things around one; ability to understand what is going on around oneself; judgment; judgement; discretion
nobility; aristocracy; peerage
showy; loud; flashy; gaudy
(way of) life; lifestyle; living; life circumstances; livelihood; day-to-day life
life; living; livelihood; (one's) living
maintenance; preservation; improvement
rest; recess; vacation; holiday; dormancy (of a silkworm prior to moulting)
day after day; day by day
practice; training; drill; (an) exercise; workout
to fall ill; to be taken ill
to die; to pass away; to lose spirit; to lose vigor; to cease; to stop
to force; to compel; to coerce; to press; to impose
one's circumstances; environment; situation (in life)
to reach the point where ...; to come to ...; to come to be that ...; to start to ...; to begin to ...
just like; exactly like; as if; (do) just like ...; (be) virtually like ...; as if it were ...
proposal; motion; recommendation
right to decide; having say (in a decision)
to refuse; to reject; to decline; to prevent (from doing); to deny (e.g. access); to block
pleasant feeling; pleasant sensation; pleasure
to flatter; to curry favour (with); to play up (to); to toady (to); to fawn (on)
to prostrate oneself (before)
conquest; subjugation; overcoming (a difficulty); conquering (e.g. a mountain); mastery (of a skill)
while; during; performed in this condition
growing impudent; becoming arrogant; getting stuck-up; becoming more severe; increasing
to blame; to reproach; to question (a suspect); to challenge; to aggravate (an injury); to be aggravated
commoner; plebeian; commoner (in Japan between 1869 and 1947; the lowest of the three classes)
title (e.g. Doctor, Professor, Lord); job title; position (in a company); degree; status; rank
because; for; the reason why is ...