List: idiomatic expression
Expressions, words, or phrases that have a figurative meaning conventionally understood by native speakers.
noun noun (generic) noun taking the genitive case particle ใฎ adjective (generic) idiomatic expression
- hasty preparation, cramming, makeshift knowledge
- goods prepared in a hurry (after they were already needed)
- makeshift, half-baked, cobbled together, superficial
search-only kanji form idiomatic expression expression noun noun (generic)
- pie in the sky, castles in the air, drawing of a rice cake
idiomatic expression expression godan verb godan verb (archaic) verb (generic)
- to rise in esteem, to become popular
- to rise in value (stocks)
idiomatic expression expression Ichidan verb verb (generic)
- to become displeased, to get stubborn
idiomatic expression expression Ichidan verb verb (generic)
- to be out of patience, to be unable to put up with something anymore
idiomatic expression Ichidan verb verb (generic) expression
- to be extremely embarrassed, to burn with shame
idiomatic expression noun noun (generic)
- one's superior's anger
- imperial wrath
idiomatic expression expression noun noun (generic)
- making matters worse, adding insult to injury, bees to a tearful face
search-only kanji form expression noun noun (generic) idiomatic expression
- palanquin set with jewels
- money and social status gained by marrying a rich and powerful man
idiomatic expression male term expression noun noun (generic) noun or participle taking the aux. verb ใใ
- being held in suspense, being on edge, scared stiff, one's testicles going up and down