principal; head teacher; headmaster; headmistress
greeting; a fine thing to say
ugh; yuck; ick; blech; damn; crap
ugh; yuck; ick; blech; damn; crap
even; (if) only; just; besides; on top of that
discourtesy; impoliteness; excuse me; goodbye; to leave; to be rude
slip of the tongue; misstatement; verbal slip-up
hello; good day; good afternoon
study; diligence; working hard; experience; knowledge; discount
not only ... (but also); not just; as well as
future; (future) prospects; bringing (from abroad, another region, etc.); bringing about; giving rise to
society; public; community; social studies
lesson; class; teaching; instruction; classwork; schoolwork
slip of the tongue; misstatement; verbal slip-up
each (person); individually; one by one; one at a time; in turn
to get close; to cuddle close together; to nestle close to; to snuggle up to
sand, ash, etc., thrown in the eyes to blind someone; throwing something at someone's eyes to blind them; eye poke (in combat sports); eye-gouging
to burn; to roast; to broil; to heat; to heat up; to make (charcoal, pottery, bricks, etc.); to bake
kneeling down on the ground; prostrate oneself
to make a slip of the tongue; to let something slip
severe; harsh; hard; cruel; rigorous
labor; labour; work; Labour Party
emotional strength; force of will
to stick it out (until the end)
physical strength; power; stamina; strength (of a business, economy, etc.)
to raise; to bring up; to rear; to cultivate; to foster; to nurture
by the way; in this connection; incidentally; in passing
emergency; extreme; great; extraordinary
examination; exam; test; trial; experiment; test
voice; singing (of a bird); chirping (of an insect); voice; opinion (as expressed in words); sound; sense (of something's arrival)
hundred points; perfect mark
honorific/polite/humble prefix; honorific suffix
admission (to a school or university); entrance; enrolment; enrollment; matriculation
nail; spike; tack; rivet; brad; (pachinko) pin
bat (in baseball, cricket, etc.)
dark; gloomy; depressed; dispirited; dark (in colour); dull; ill-boding
first-person plural (or singular); second or third person plural (implies speaker is of higher status than those referred to)
briskly; energetically; livelily; efficiently; crisply; vigorously