to lose one's way; to be at a loss
mid-stream; middle course; middle class
remonstrance; remonstration; admonition; protest; reproof; expostulation
to satisfy (one); to meet (one's) desire
to incur someone's enmity
mouthful; morsel; gulp; sip; one word; in short
to lose (money, etc.); to suffer a loss; to waste (one's time, efforts, etc.); to bring to naught; to feel disappointed (e.g. by missing out on something); to suffer a (perceived) loss
favorite; favourite; pet (e.g. teacher's pet); bookmark (in a web browser)
to put together; to gather; to collect; to scrape together
public opinion; popular voice; public sentiment; consensus
any; at all; in the least; even in a slight degree; ever
saying in addition; postscript; additional remarks
to admire (someone's courage); to approve of (someone's ambition)
diagnosis; medical examination
fit; attack; spasm; ictus; paroxysm; seizure
symptoms; condition (of a patient)
cruise; navigation; sailing
to get lost; to become lost; to go astray
coat (of hair or fur); lie of (dog's) hair; type; sort; lineage; breeding
height; stature; length (esp. of clothing); all (one has); everything; magnificence (of a waka poem, etc.)
stretching a rope around; roping off; one's turf; domain; territory (of an animal)
seeing clearly; (gods or Buddha) bearing witness (of)
anything; whatever; whatever one likes
crisis; critical situation; emergency; pinch
finally; in the end; at last; in the end; after all; never (happened)
effect; virtue; efficacy; impression
practical effect; efficacy; efficiency
in all conscience; in honour; in duty bound
indicates concession or compromise; indicates permission
pouring alcohol; person pouring alcohol for guests or customers (typically a woman); (apprentice) geisha; dancing girl
tasting (food or drink) for poison; checking the taste (of a dish); seeing how something tastes
to finish writing; to complete; to write down (e.g. a list); to write out
timetable (esp. a weekly school timetable); schedule
direction; way; point of the compass; cardinal direction; method; means
normal practice; proper practice
riding; ride; spread (of paints); -seater (e.g. two-seater); (getting into the) mood; (entering into the) spirit
to laugh (something) off; to dismiss with a laugh; to pooh-pooh
to put to bed; to let sleep; to lay (something) down; to put on its side; to let (money, goods, etc.) lie idle; to set aside unused