absorption; giving undivided attention; devoting oneself (to)
boasting of one's strength
husband and wife; married couple
full stomach; filling one's stomach; eating one's fill; complete; total; full
school trip; field trip; excursion; long walk; excursion (on foot)
departure; leaving; setting off
direction; orientation; bearing; course (e.g. of action)
to stop walking; to pause
to close one's eyes partly; to squint; to smile with one's whole face; to smile sweetly (at); to look fondly (at)
ambush; lying in wait for an ambush
kitchen door; back door; service door; host's entrance to a tea-ceremony room
carrying in (esp. heavy objects, artwork, furniture); bringing in; taking in
(not) even a little bit; (not) in the slightest; (not) one bit
using all one's strength; using all one's might
to soothe and humor; to coax
expression; look; countenance; face
to burst into flames; to fire (of a gun); to fan a fire with one's breath; to breathe fire; to spit fire
to shoot through (a door, the heart, etc.); to go through
to disappear; to vanish into thin air
giving one's name; self-introduction; announcing one's name, rank, lineage, etc. (of a samurai on the battlefield); name given to male members of the nobility and samurai class upon coming of age; Japanese kanji reading used in names
be that as it may; even so; though that be so
deployment; spreading out; dispersal
to scurry home; to run home; to fly back
(time of) emergency; (in) event of emergency; (in) case of emergency
(preparatory) meeting; briefing session; overlap (of a coat, etc.); (arch.) making something match exactly
strict prohibition; ban; interdiction
to make good one's escape; to get away; to outrun; to hold on (and win); to win narrowly
the 36 (ancient Chinese military) strategies (of which the last resort was said to be beating a retreat)
he that fights and runs away may live to fight another day; discretion is the better part of valor; (lit.) fleeing is winning
at full speed; as fast as one's legs can carry one
to see (someone) off; to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight; to follow with one's eyes; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by; to let pass; to postpone
to do someone in; to bump someone off
chase; pursuit; tracking; following up; tracing
without authority; without reason; unnecessarily; recklessly; indiscriminately
king; monarch; ruler; champion
to stand in the way; to bar someone's way; to block the way
flight; desertion; escape
all you have to do is; just; that's all
lawless; outrageous; insolent; rude; inexcusable; unpardonable