care (e.g. medical); attention; nursing; kea (Nestor notabilis)
thick; bulky; massive; heavy
bundle of banknotes; stack of bills; large sum of money
five; five years of age; eight o'clock (old time system)
after tax income; net income
5,000,000; five million; (arch.) many
yen (currency of Japan); circle
extraordinary; exceptional; unprecedented; solecistic; non-standard; irregular
huge sum (esp. of money); enormous sum; massive amount
going out; outing; leaving (one's home, office, etc.)
indicates concession or compromise; indicates permission
wearisome; insipid; dull; irksome; wretched; vain
to resign; to retire; to quit; to leave (one's job, etc.)
sensitive (person, heart, etc.); delicate (issue, problem, etc.); sensitive; fragile; delicate; delicate (fabric, shade, flavour, etc.)
slave contract (in the entertainment industry); harsh, slave-like long-term contract
successively; one after another; sequentially; one by one
dealing appropriately (with a situation); taking proper measures; handling (an issue) carefully; making the best of (a bad bargain)
training (esp. in-service); induction course
busy; having no time (for)
after a long time; for the first time in a while
grand; luxurious; lavish; great; large; big (e.g. storm)
teppanyaki; dishes prepared on a hot steel plate (usu. placed in the middle of the table)
to sweat and slave; to toil away
proper; respectable; decent; (arch.) entirely; (arch.) completely; (arch.) wholly
to long for; to yearn for; to hanker after; to be attracted by; to be drawn to; to aspire to
guard; security guard; security officer
suit worn by students when job hunting (usu. dark and plain); interview suit
long-awaited; much-awaited
yearning; longing; aspiration; adoration; admiration
hotel in the center of the city; city hotel
(with) only the clothes one happens to wear; (with) only the clothes on one's back; (still) wearing the same clothes as before (e.g. before falling asleep)
approximate age; apparent age; marriageable age (esp. of a woman); age of maturity; age (when ...); for years (past)