to overestimate (someone); to overrate; to think too highly of; to make too much of; to give (someone) too much credit
base (of a plant, tree, pillar, etc.); (part near the) root; roots (of one's hair); root (e.g. of a problem); source
thin (paper, cloth, porcelain, etc.); of thin make; superficial (knowledge, critique, etc.); shallow; slight wound; slight cut
incendiary bomb; firebomb
originator; pioneer; inventor; progenitor; primogenitor; founder of a family line
pilot light; spark; live coals (for firelighting)
giving and receiving; transferring; transfer; changing hands
to have gooseflesh (e.g. from cold or horror)
person whose physical suitability for conscription in the former Japanese military could not be determined in that year (e.g. due to illness)
in succession; one by one
heating power; thermal power; firepower
accelerated; accelerating; gathering speed
five (long cylindrical things)
to change way one holds something; to transfer something from one hand to the other
field in which one acts unchallenged; unrivaled sphere of activity (unrivalled); one's monopoly
playoff for the tournament win with three wrestlers participating
shelter; cover; screen; shield; obstruction; defilade
transportation; conveyance; delivery; hospitalization; transfer to hospital
after the end (of something); post-
to push aside; to brush or thrust aside; to remove; to get rid of
to be twisted; to be wrapped; to be distorted
light (e.g. aircraft, truck); light motor vehicle (up to 660cc and 64bhp); kei car
adjacency; contiguity; being adjoined
to follow in succession; to happen one after another
appearance; air; condition; state; form
wholesale store; wholesale dealer; wholesaler
ambition; aspiration; sinister designs; treachery
one's first campaign; one's first battle
reopening; resumption; restarting
flaring up; burning hotly; flying into a rage; losing one's cool; opening suddenly and widely (e.g. eyes, mouth); (arch.) acting resolutely
obedient; gentle; meek; submissive; docile
(very) patient; persevering
to cheer up; to liven up; to become active; to look better; to improve (in appearance); to stand out
to commit a crime; to commit a sin
calm; composed; leisurely
to pile up; to form into a (huge) pile