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expression, adjective
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taking no notice, ignoring, not even looking at
expression
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a gentle spirit is more important than looks, handsome is as handsome does(proverb)
pre-noun adjectival
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completely unknown (usu. of people), unfamiliar, complete (stranger)
noun
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sight, attraction, spectacle, something worth seeing
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見もの【みもの】
adjective
1.
easy to see, easy to read
2.
easy to understand
3.
easy to look at, attractive(archaism)
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見易い【みやすい】
Godan-ru verb, transitive verb
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to look at, to gaze, to stare at
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見遣る【みやる】
noun
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Myōken (bodhisattva; deification of the North Star or the Big Dipper)(Buddhist term)
expression
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learning by watching others, learning by imitation
Other readings:
見よう見真似【みようみまね】
、見様見真似【みようみまね】
、見ようみまね【みようみまね】
、みよう見真似【みようみまね】
expression, adjective
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not a pretty sight, appalling, not a good look
See also:見られたものではない (みられたものではない)
expression, adjective
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not a pretty sight, appalling, not a good look
See also:見られたものじゃない (みられたものじゃない)
expression, Ichidan verb
1.
to be seen, to be in sight
2.
to be able to see
3.
to see(honorific language)
4.
to be worth watching, to be worth seeing
expression, adjective
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mere shadow of one's former self, having no trace left (of former glories, talent, looks, etc.), unrecognizable (as the person one used to be), unrecognisable(idiom )
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見る影も無い【みるかげもない】
expression
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there is a great difference between being told about something and actually seeing it with your own eyes(proverb)
expression, adjective
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(so miserable that it is) painful to look at, painful to watch(idiom )
expression
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so miserable that it is painful to look at, can't bear to look at, painful to watch(idiom )
expression
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unable to let pass unnoticed, unable to be indifferent, unable to just watch (without doing anything), can't bear to see, can't stand watching, can't just stand by
See also:見かねる (みかねる)
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見るに見兼ねる【みるにみかねる】
expression
1.
seeing is enjoying(proverb)
2.
looking doesn't cost a thing(proverb)
pre-noun adjectival
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worth seeing, must-see, noticeable, noteworthy
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見る可き【みるべき】
noun
1.
public opinion, public eye, (in) the eyes of others
2.
discerning eye, an eye (for sth)
3.
perspective, way of looking at things, point of view
expression
1.
Yama's pole with a human head on the top (able to discern good and evil of the dead)
See also:閻魔
2.
(being a) fuss-pot, complaining about things in the public eye
Ichidan verb
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expression, Godan-ku verb
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to be able to tell apart, to distinguish, to recognize
See also:見分け
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見分けが付く【みわけがつく】
Ichidan verb, transitive verb
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to forget, to fail to recognize, to fail to recognise
expression, no-adjective
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as far as the eye can see
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見渡すかぎり【みわたすかぎり】
na-adjective, noun
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recklessness, rashness, foolhardiness, temerity, without watching where one is going
Other readings:
向こうみず【むこうみず】
、向う見ず【むこうみず】[1]
Notes:
- irregular okurigana usage
Godan-su verb, transitive verb
1.
2.
to rule, to govern
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看す【めす】
expression, adjective
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rarely seen, uncommon
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めったに見られない【めったにみられない】
expression, Ichidan verb
1.
to be visible
2.
to be clear, to be evident, to be certain, to be definite
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眼に見える【めにみえる】
、目にみえる【めにみえる】
、眼にみえる【めにみえる】
expression, Ichidan verb
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to teach someone a lesson, to show someone a thing or two, to show someone what one can do(idiom )
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目にもの見せる【めにものみせる】
noun, auxillary suru verb
1.
interview
2.
stage debut, first appearance
3.
4.
trial for a servant
See also:奉公人
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目見得【めみえ】
expression, Godan-ru verb
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to open one's eyes wide (in astonishment, wonder, etc.), to be wide-eyed, to be amazed
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目をみはる【めをみはる】
、目を瞠る【めをみはる】
expression, yoi/ii adjective (special)
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very helpful, caring, service-minded
See also:面倒見のいい (めんどうみのいい)
expression, adjective
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very helpful, caring, service-minded
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面倒見がよい【めんどうみがよい】
expression, yoi/ii adjective (special)
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helpful (in terms of taking care of people)
expression, adjective
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helpful (in terms of taking care of people)
See also:面倒見のいい
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面倒見のよい【めんどうみのよい】
expression, Ichidan verb
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to care for someone, to look after someone
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面倒をみる【めんどうをみる】
expression, Ichidan verb
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to look on the bright side
expression, noun
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mindset, outlook, view, way of looking at things, perspective
expression, adverb
•
splendidly, brilliantly
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物の見事に【もののみごとに】
expression, Ichidan verb
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to have a go, to try and do (something), to take a chance with something(usually kana)
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やってみる《遣ってみる》
、やってみる《遣って見る》
expression, Ichidan verb
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to have the end in sight, to see the mountains(idiom )
expression
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fear makes the wolf bigger than he is, things are not as scary as they seem, the ghost, when examined closely, is withered silver grass(proverb)
expression, Ichidan verb
1.
to dream (i.e. while asleep), to have a dream
2.
to dream (of the future)
3.
to have a fleeting experience
noun
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guide to the Yoshiwara red light district(historical term)
noun
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having one's choice, (ability to) pick and choose(usually kana)
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よりどりみどり《より取り見取り》
noun
1.
idea, thought, intention, design, view, inclination, decision, motive
2.
discretion
noun, auxillary suru verb
3.
forgiveness, pardon, toleration, tolerance
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料簡【りょうけん】
、了簡【りょうけん】
noun
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wrong idea, delusion, indiscretion, false step, misstep
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料簡違い【りょうけんちがい】
、了簡違い【りょうけんちがい】
noun, auxillary suru verb
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looking aside while driving, taking one's eyes off the road ahead while driving(yojijukugo)
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わき見運転【わきみうんてん】
noun
1.
memento (from a dead person), souvenir, keepsake
2.
orphan, posthumous child
noun
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calling on someone who is ill, enquiry, inquiry
See also:見舞い
Other readings:
お見舞【おみまい】
、御見舞い【おみまい】
、御見舞【おみまい】
noun
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first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
Other readings:
一現【いちげん】[1]
Notes:
- word containing irregular kanji usage