experience; history; record; career
traditional Japanese dance
dragging (with a mouse pointer); drag (wearing female clothing)
dotted line; perforated line
bang; bam; noontime signal gun (carried out early Meiji to Taishō); noon gun; last round in a game of 12 rounds; precisely
amateur; layman; respectable woman (i.e. not a prostitute, hostess, geisha); (arch.) unlicensed prostitute
elective subject or course
poor (at); weak (in); not very good (at); not one's cup of tea; not one's favorite
endurance; perseverance; patience
(powers of) concentration; ability to concentrate
scope; extent; scope (i.e. an optical device); scope (of a name binding)
always; constantly; at all times; habitually
acrobatics; acrobatic performance; stunt
physical education; PE; gym (class)
tool; implement; instrument; equipment
traffic cone; safety cone
to be imaginable; to be conceivable
performance; trick; feat; extraordinary deed; daring act; bold move
implicitly; indirectly; tacitly; by implication; obscurely
going straight on; going straight ahead
atmospheric pressure; air pressure; atmosphere (unit of pressure)
curved; forming the shape of an arch
to come to mind; to pop into one's head
to sell wholesale; to grate (e.g. vegetables); to cut up fish
file (for holding papers); file (collection of documents); filing; file
(preparatory) meeting; briefing session; overlap (of a coat, etc.); (arch.) making something match exactly
dizzying (speed, changes, etc.); rapid; drastic; bewildering; hectic; bustling (e.g. world)
brief personal record; short curriculum vitae; short CV
inexcusable; unpardonable; can't be allowed to pass (without comment)
serviceman; servicewoman; soldier; member of the armed forces; military personnel
suggestion; proposition; proposal; submission (of a bill); motion; proposal
to undergo surgery; to have an operation
underling; person of low standing; grunt; petty (work, official, etc.); minor; lowly
right (to do something); authority; power
party (of people); set (of people); clan; family; fellow
to lead; to spearhead (a group); to command (troops)
(exercising) the right to command