List: idiomatic expression
Expressions, words, or phrases that have a figurative meaning conventionally understood by native speakers.
idiomatic expression expression
- both people are superb in skill (and thus it is hard to rank them)
idiomatic expression expression godan verb godan verb (archaic) verb (generic)
- to feel a chill run down one's spine
search-only kanji form idiomatic expression expression
- much ado about nothing, great cry and little wool, the mountain laboured and brought forth a mouse
idiomatic expression expression godan verb godan verb (archaic) verb (generic)
- to understand each other well, to relate to, to strike a sympathetic chord
search-only kanji form idiomatic expression expression godan verb godan verb (archaic) verb (generic)
- to make a slip of the tongue, to let something slip
noun noun (generic) idiomatic expression noun taking the genitive case particle ใฎ adjective (generic)
- oxidized silver, oxidised silver
- something restrained but impressive (e.g. performance), something quiet but superb, something masterfully controlled
idiomatic expression expression noun noun (generic)
- bemoaning the frustration of reaching truth (for surplus of academic paths), being at a loss
idiomatic expression expression
- attempting two tasks at the same time, accomplishing neither, falling between two stools, catching neither the horsefly nor the bee
idiomatic expression ใ adjective adjective (generic)
- shrewd, astute, cunning, alert
idiomatic expression rare term expression
- to be happily married, to go together like two zithers