hurriedly; in a hurry; in haste; (arch.) sudden
to shoot through something (wall, body, etc.); to pierce (e.g. with an arrow or a look)
scene; view; prospect; outlook
just above; right overhead
to give a glance (at); to take one look at
leaving everything up to someone else
to arrange beforehand; to make a sign to each other; to conspire
covering; filled in; complete; total; cliched; clichéd; plaintext
improper way (of doing); wrong way; unorthodox method; evil course; evil path; heresy
stupid; meaningless; worthless; hopeless (person, situation); beyond help; beyond saving
to get narrower; to contract
way of asking; way of listening; listener
dead end; cul-de-sac; blind alley; end; end of the road; end point
to screw in; to thrust into; to push into; to protest (and seek rectification); to complain
to burn; to scorch; to singe; to char
to beg forgiveness; to ask for someone's pardon; to ask for permission
regret; flesh, blood vessels and fat from around chicken heart (usu. served as yakitori)
offense and defense; offence and defence; batting and fielding
great delight; great satisfaction; rapture
to collect oneself; to cool off; to recover oneself
left arm; left-handed (baseball pitcher)
comfortable (to live in); snug; cozy; cosy
to sleep together (e.g. man and a woman); to lie with each other
to be or remain always on hand
homecoming; return to one's home
to change (with the passage of time); to fade; to wane; to decline
new members of society (esp. after turning 20 or joining a company); new working adults
company employee; member of a corporation; company stockholder (esp. in legal contexts)
to lose composure; to be upset; to be flurried; to lose one's head (through shock)
to get into a panic; to be flustered; to panic; to get in a flap
resuming work after the New Year's vacation; first time that one works in the year
after staying up all night
dangerous; critical; grave; uncertain; unreliable; dodgy
cooking, esp. frying or stir-frying; heating; tempering; -ware
to relax one's mind; to feel relaxed; to become remiss; to cease paying careful attention
going to work (e.g. in the morning); coming to work
to take a breather; to take a rest; to catch one's breath; to take a breath