to feel at ease; to feel relaxed
tender; kind; gentle; graceful; affectionate; amiable
to weaken; to grow weak; to be downcast; to be dejected; to be troubled; to be at a loss
absorption; giving undivided attention; devoting oneself (to)
lively; full of spirit; energetic; healthy; well; fit
fishing; angling; change (for a purchase); clickbaiting; trolling; bait
live decoy fishing (esp. for sweetfish)
to find resolution; to be settled; to be collected; to be assembled; to be well arranged; to be in order
favourable; favorable; doing well; OK; all right
business conditions; the market; good (economic) times; prosperity; liveliness; energy
extreme; excessive; terrible; intense; severe; serious
to hold in one's arms (e.g. a baby); to embrace; to hug; to have (a thought or feeling); to hold; to harbour (suspicion, doubt, etc.)
field; sphere; realm; division; branch
stagnation; tie-up; standstill; congestion; delay; accumulation
the whole year; all the year
to add (one thing to another); to add (a few more words, an explanation, etc.)
really (seem, appear, etc.); truly; evidently; in that way
steady; honest; sober; straightforward; reliable
citizen; civics (school subject)
together; jointly; at the same time; with; both
real condition; actual circumstances; actual state of affairs
to have an eye on; to zero in on
to carry on one's shoulder; to shoulder; to bear; to bear (a burden, responsibility, etc.); to take upon oneself
capable person; talented person; human resources; personnel
supreme; sublime; highest
traditional cap worn by Shinto clergy and courtiers; crown; diadem; top kanji radical; first verse of a haikai, etc.; best; peerless
so; therefore; and; (and) then
promotional measure; stimulation measure (for the economy)
deterioration; getting worse; worsening; aggravation; degeneration; corruption
to suffer; to groan; to be worried
had better ...; had better not ...
horrible; deadly; punishing; murderous
schedule; program; calendar
to make time; to carve out some time (to do something)
feeling (much) obliged; being (very) grateful; feeling sorry (for troubling someone); feeling ashamed (e.g. of an error); (arch.) shrinking back in fear