interval; break; pause; gap (between objects); interval; opening
inner canthus; inner corner of the eye
to smack one's lips (over a dish); to eat with relish
world history; international history
ancient writing (Edo-period or older); classical literature; ancient Chinese character (pre-Qin period); Chinese character script used before the Qin period
to drive into (e.g. a nail into a board); to hit into (e.g. a home run into the stands); to throw into (e.g. jail); to drum into (someone) (an idea, skill, etc.); to hammer into
structure; construction; arrangement; plan; plot; contrivance
(practical) application; putting to practical use; applied (e.g. physics, linguistics, research)
free translation; liberal translation
rote memorization (memorisation); rote learning; indiscriminate memorizing (memorising)
timewise; temporal; chronal
contemporary writing; modern text; modern Japanese writing; modern Japanese (as a school subject); literature written since the Meiji period
exactly the opposite (of); completely opposite; quite contrary
good; excellent; fine; nice; pleasant; agreeable
prioritized; focused; concentrated; predominant
oral; verbal; spoken; parol
dyer's knotweed (Persicaria tinctoria, used to produce indigo dye); indigo (dye); indigo (colour)
doing ...; in the process of ...
idiom; set phrase; idiomatic phrase
idiomatic expression; idiom; fixed expression
muahaha (laughter); mwahahaha; bahaha; bwahaha
to begin (doing); to start; to set about; to get down to
cheating; fraud; trickery; fake; bogus; quack
to hold one's nose; to pinch one's nose
a little bit; a little while
the body; the flesh; the outer man; one's physique
to take care of someone; to look after someone; to help; to give help where it isn't wanted; to be officious; to bother
Constantinus (Constantine)
warehouse; storehouse; cellar; magazine; granary; godown
brazen-faced (about one's misdeed); audacious (despite being in the wrong); shameless; impudent
the wrongdoer never lacks a pretext; even thieves have their reasons; give the devil his due
the Five Good Emperors (of the Roman Empire; Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, and Marcus Aurelius)
cheap; rash; thoughtless; careless