employee (of a store); shop assistant; clerk; salesperson
Latin (language); Latin-American; Latin; Latin (i.e. relating to the literature, culture, etc. of ancient Rome); Roman
suddenly; at once; considerably; very much; firmly; with an effort
sweetly (smiling); broadly (grinning)
fast walking; semi-jogging
detached building; solitary house; room detached from main house
occlusion; bite; engaging or meshing (of gears)
addressing (someone) without using a suffix such as "-san" or "-chan" (considered impolite)
to establish a lead; to distinguish (between); to ascertain or tell the difference (between); to discriminate
to be unable to do; to find something difficult to do
attaching the polite suffix "-san" to someone's name
ceremonious; unduly distant (e.g. towards a friend); overly formal; reserved
another time; some other time
colourful; colorful; multicoloured; various; varied; variegated
occupational ability; function; role
group; bunch; crowd; group
too good (for a child, to be true, etc.); overproduction (e.g. of crops); making too much
individuality; personality; quirk; idiosyncrasy; character; individual characteristic
technical skill; ability; capacity
aptitude; aptness; suitability
arrangement (of music); adaptation (of a story, recipe, etc.); interpretation; arranging (objects, a meeting, etc.); organization
on board a ship; aboard a ship
stating (one's views); expressing
cruiser (i.e. warship or cabin cruiser)
explanation (of a text, phrase, etc.); lecture; explanation (in a pompous fashion); (long-winded) lecture; (arch.) storytelling
auditor; auditing student
to whip; to lash; to give the rod; to spur on; to encourage
great hurry; great haste; rush
chase; pursuit; tracking; following up; tracing
to begin (doing); to start; to set about; to get down to
departure from a port; leaving port; setting sail
skill; ability; dexterity; performance; workmanship; craftsmanship
on the occasion of; at the time of
perfect; ideal; completely satisfactory; leaving nothing to be desired; faultless; impeccable
(feeling) impatient; irritated; irritating; frustrated; frustrating; vexed
to divert (e.g. one's mind); to distract; to relieve (boredom, sorrow, etc.); to conceal (e.g. one's grief with a smile); to hide; to shift (the conversation)
inference; deduction; induction; reasoning