battle formation; lineup (e.g. for a game)
you (people); gentlemen; ladies and gentlemen; my friends
and (also); both ... and; as well as
guardians; parents; father and older brother
all present; all concerned; all of us
deviation value (usu. scaled to mean of 50, standard deviation of 10, and often used for academic grades); deviation; T-score; standard score
cram school; private tutoring school
examination; exam; test; trial; experiment; test
study; diligence; working hard; experience; knowledge; discount
cavalry; cavalryman; trooper
notes; comment; remark; annotation
to raise; to rear; to train; to teach; to promote the growth of; to nurture
(please) look; see; (please) try to do
growth; development; growing up; growth (of a company, the economy, etc.)
to lose; to be defeated; to give in (to); to yield; to be inferior (to); to be second (to)
manure; fertilizer; fertiliser; compost
to be raised (e.g. child); to be brought up; to grow (up)
meaningfully (smiling, grinning, etc.); suggestively; broadly; sneeringly
flower; blossom; cherry blossom; beauty; blooming (esp. of cherry blossoms); ikebana; hanafuda
to pluck; to pick; to nip off
ugly; unattractive; bad-looking; unsightly; unseemly; disgraceful
to bend many times; to turn and twist; to zigzag
line; stripe; line (e.g. telephone line); wire; ray (e.g. X-ray); beam; line (e.g. of a railroad)
river; stream; River; the ... river
posterity; future generations; future life
will (to do something); drive; motivation; enthusiasm; eagerness
average; medium; mid-grade (item); regular grade; same level as; equal to
plausible; believable; solemn; dignified; serious
at that time; in those days
(distant) future; future existence; world beyond the grave; future (tense)
both armies; both teams; both sides
battle formation; camp; encampment; group; gang; war
generally; in the main; (more or less) everything; all parts; ordinary; usual
one's student (esp. a former one); one's pupil; one's disciple
(within a) territory; domains
invasion; incursion; raid; aggression; intrusion; trespass
great commander; famous commander
to lead; to spearhead (a group); to command (troops)