return to base (of soldiers, military aircraft, warships, etc.)
to be traumatized; to be shocked
sternum; breastplate; plastron
to get help; to enlist aid
to feel guilty; to suffer from a guilty conscience; to feel uneasy; to have qualms about; to have scruples about; to feel regret
return to work; going back to work
in good health; alive and well; going strong
being too late; losing one's final chance
worthy opponent; worthy rival; good match
almost not able (to do something)
solitude; loneliness; isolation
to be defeated; to be beaten; to be unsuccessful; to lose
different (quality, nature); heterogeneous
to brave a danger; to take a risk
to beat back into shape; to correct (a bad habit, character trait, etc.) by discipline; to straighten (someone) out
reversal; return; return gift; return favour; barb (on a fishing hook); mixture of soy sauce, sugar and mirin
foreign; imported; outpatient; outpatient care; outpatient clinic
at that time; in those days; at that moment; then
hospital food; hospital meals
vitality; energy; dynamism
raindrops; falling drop of water; intravenous drip; IV; drip-feed
accidental death; casualty
boarder; boarding student
self-education; self-instruction; self-study
desperation; struggle to the death
to come to bloodshed; to see bloodshed
doctor's rounds (in a hospital)
to hunt out; to flush out; to round up
fieldwork; on-the-job training; hands-on training
overdependence (on others; usu. one's fosterers or seniors); lack of self-reliance; presumed acceptance (of one's behaviour); presumed benevolence; attention-seeking (behavior)
nausea; feeling like throwing up; feeling sick
dissection; autopsy; postmortem examination; analysis; postmortem
dormitory leader; dormitory superintendent
something easy to do; cinch
comfortable (to live in); snug; cosy; cozy
chronic disease; chronic illness; old complaint; bad habit; intractable habit
fit; attack; spasm; ictus; paroxysm; seizure