right on the heels of yesterday, then today ...; soon after something, and yet now ...
woman; lady; adult female
excelling; surpassing; outdoing
1,000,000; one million; million; many
to meet (the enemy) and attack; to engage (the approaching enemy); to confront; to intercept
to succeed; to bear fruit
sensual; voluptuous; sexy; arousing
to drive in (e.g. nail, stake); to hammer in; to hit (a ball, etc.); to drive; to fire into (e.g. a crowd); to launch (e.g. missiles); to input (data)
un-; non-; negative prefix
discussion; deliberation; thought; opinion
adventurous spirit; sense of adventure
imperial lands; lands blessed by the emperor's reign
change of course; route change; direction change
makikomi (judo throw); vehicle accident involving a turn (e.g. when a car turns and hits a bicycle that was going straight); left-turn accident; right-turn accident
stopping (of a train, car, etc.); stop
light (of movements); nimble; light-hearted; cheerful; taking a turn for the better (of an illness); receding of symptoms
rapid increase; proliferation; surge; explosion
tank (military vehicle); chariot
extremely important; essential; vital; crucial
formal; strict; ceremonious; stiff
(not) much; (not) very; (arch.) like this; (arch.) as a rule
dense; thick; close (relationship); intimate; minute; fine
foolhardiness; recklessness; savage valour; savage valor; brute courage
to praise highly; to sing the praises of; to applaud; to acclaim; to admire
Department of Defense (U.S.); the Pentagon
news of someone's death; obituary
illiteracy; ignorance; arhat; someone who has attained nirvana
countryman; provincial; person from the country; provincial person; bumpkin; hick
brood parasitism (planting one's eggs in another bird's nest, as demonstrated by the cuckoo, etc.)
to pull in; to take for oneself; to tuck up (one's sleeves)
great reed warbler (Acrocephalus arundinaceus)
shrike (any bird of family Laniidae); bull-headed shrike (Lanius bucephalus); butcher bird
to give birth to; to drop (a calf, foal, etc.); to lay (an egg)
bearing; heading; point of the compass
due to the nature of one's job; because of one's line of work
to be able to see far into the distance; to have good long-distance vision