output (electrical, signal, etc.)
propulsive power; driving force
creation; generation; formation; derivation
minute adjustment; fine tuning
easy-peasy; easy; simple; pleasant; comfortable; comfy
person in charge; senior staff; manager; chief; head
to entrust; to leave to a person
to shake; to jolt; to shake (e.g. the political world); to disturb; to put off a batter (by varying one's type of pitch)
pleasure; delight; enjoyment
smallish; on the small side; somewhat small; short swing of a bat, racquet, etc.
recreational area; leisure land
regulation; adjustment; control
shielding; sheltering; screening; shading; masking
steering (of a boat); steerage
bridge (e.g. on a warship)
diversion; putting something to another use
following; pursuing; tracking; shadowing; tailing; chasing
interceptor; interceptor aircraft
(natural) satellite; moon; (artificial) satellite
remote control; remote operation
bellows (of an accordion, camera, etc.); cornice; rickrack; ricrac; pleated shape; accordion pleats
head and body; heads tall (ratio of total height to length of the head); heads long
assistant; helper; assistant (to a professor)
cum (e.g. bedroom-cum-study); holding both roles (e.g. Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs); and; in addition; concurrently; at the same time
loitering; hanging around; wandering around
(feather) duster; dusting
standing in a row; forming a line; alignment
after this; from now on; hereafter; thereafter; since (then); after
deployment; disposition; posting; stationing
the six historical styles of writing kanji: large seal, small seal, clerical, triangular-swept clerical, running, and cursive
restlessly; in continuous motion
to push away; to push aside; to shove
crying loudly; bawling; wailing; crying one's eyes out (without making noise); breaking into a flood of tears; crying buckets
acting ability; talent as a performer
to arouse someone's interest; to whet (appetite); to be appealing; to be intriguing; to be fascinating
ball (for sport, games, etc.); kemari; type of football played by courtiers in ancient Japan