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オンライン鍋田辞書EDICT英語 見出し単語一覧

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  1. to make too much of
  2. to make trouble
  3. to make trouble for someone
  4. to make turbid
  5. to make understand
  6. to make uniform
  7. to make up
  8. to make up a haiku poem
  9. to make up a party
  10. to make up a shortfall
  11. to make up for
  12. to make up for a fault
  13. to make up one's mind
  14. to make up one's mind to do
  15. to make up the number
  16. to make up to
  17. to make use of
  18. to make use of A for B
  19. to make waves
  20. to make way
  21. to make way for
  22. to make wealthy
  23. to make welcome
  24. to make widely known
  25. to make work
  26. to make work for someone
  27. to make worse
  28. to make yarn
  29. to make your way to
  30. to man
  31. to manage
  32. to manage a state
  33. to manage all by oneself
  34. to manage centrally
  35. to manage something successfully
  36. to manage to avoid further problems
  37. to manage to do
  38. to manage to hold on
  39. to maneuver
  40. to mangle
  41. to manifest
  42. to manifest itself
  43. to manifest oneself
  44. to manipulate
  45. to manipulate figures to one's advantage
  46. to manipulate puppets
  47. to manipulate skillfully
  48. to manipulate someone
  49. to manoeuvre
  50. to manufacture
  51. to manure
  52. to map out
  53. to march
  54. to march in
  55. to march into
  56. to march on
  57. to march on the capital
  58. to mark
  59. to mark a correct answer with a circle
  60. to mark off
  61. to mark the dawn
  62. to mark the end
  63. to mark the passage of time
  64. to mark time
  65. to mark with a dot
  66. to market
  67. to marry
  68. to marry a man
  69. to marry and raise a family
  70. to marry into a family of rank
  71. to marry money
  72. to marry off
  73. to marvel
  74. to mash
  75. to mask
  76. to mask one's real character
  77. to mask oneself
  78. to massacre
  79. to massage
  80. to master
  81. to master something
  82. to master the secrets of
  83. to master the secrets of an art
  84. to mastermind
  85. to masticate
  86. to masturbate
  87. to match
  88. to match well
  89. to match with
  90. to mate
  91. to materialise
  92. to materialize
  93. to matte
  94. to mature
  95. to maximise a window's size
  96. to maximize a window
  97. to maximize a window's size
  98. to mean everything
  99. to meander
  100. to measure
  101. to measure liberally
  102. to measure up to
  103. to measure with a rule
  104. to meddle
  105. to meddle in
  106. to mediate
  107. to meditate
  108. to meet
  109. to meet a person
  110. to meet at a prearranged place and time
  111. to meet by chance
  112. to meet demands
  113. to meet desire
  114. to meet expectations
  115. to meet face to face
  116. to meet face-to-face
  117. to meet fortuitously
  118. to meet halfway
  119. to meet secretly
  120. to meet somebody by chance
  121. to meet someone in person
  122. to meet someone's requirements
  123. to meet the demand
  124. to meet the enemy
  125. to meet the requirements
  126. to meet the standard
  127. to meet unexpected difficulties
  128. to meet with a favorable reception
  129. to meet with an accident
  130. to meet with defeat
  131. to meet with disaster
  132. to meet with misfortune
  133. to mellow
  134. to melt
  135. to melt down
  136. to melt in the fire
  137. to melt into
  138. to melt together
  139. to memorise
  140. to memorize
  141. to menace
  142. to mend
  143. to mend one's manners
  144. to mend one's ways
  145. to mention
  146. to mention something
  147. to merely result in something less severe than expected
  148. to merge
  149. to merge into
  150. to mericlessly pummel
  151. to merit
  152. to mesmerize
  153. to mess about
  154. to mess around
  155. to mess up
  156. to mess with
  157. to migrate to China
  158. to mill
  159. to mimic
  160. to mince
  161. to mind
  162. to mind one's manners
  163. to mingle
  164. to mingle together
  165. to mingle with
  166. to miniate
  167. to mint
  168. to mirror the image
  169. to misappropriate
  170. to misconduct oneself
  171. to miscount
  172. to misguide
  173. to mishear
  174. to misinterpret
  175. to misjudge
  176. to mislead
  177. to mislead a person
  178. to misplace
  179. to misprint
  180. to mispronounce
  181. to misread
  182. to misrepresent
  183. to miss
  184. to miss a chance
  185. to miss a chance to sleep
  186. to miss a meal
  187. to miss a visitor
  188. to miss an opportunity
  189. to miss delivering
  190. to miss each other
  191. to miss getting on
  192. to miss in attempting to kill
  193. to miss one's aim
  194. to miss one's chance to tell somebody something
  195. to miss one's footing
  196. to miss one's stop
  197. to miss out
  198. to miss reading
  199. to miss seeing
  200. to miss sending
  201. to miss someone
  202. to miss something
  203. to miss the boat
  204. to miss the bus
  205. to miss the target
  206. to misstep
  207. to mist up
  208. to mistake
  209. to mistake A for B
  210. to mistake someone for someone else
  211. to mistake something for something else
  212. to mistrust
  213. to mistype
  214. to misunderstand
  215. to miswrite
  216. to miter
  217. to mix
  218. to mix thoroughly and evenly
  219. to mix together
  220. to mix up
  221. to mix with
  222. to mix with fingers
  223. to moan
  224. to mobilise
  225. to mobilize
  226. to mock
  227. to model on
  228. to moderate
  229. to modernise
  230. to modernize
  231. to moil
  232. to moisten
  233. to moisturize
  234. to mold
  235. to molder
  236. to molest
  237. to monetize
  238. to monkey around with
  239. to monopolize
  240. to moor
  241. to mope
  242. to mortise
  243. to motivate oneself
  244. to motivate someone with rough words
  245. to mould
  246. to moulder
  247. to moult
  248. to mount
  249. to mount a horse
  250. to mount the platform
  251. to mourn
  252. to mourn for
  253. to mourn over the death of
  254. to move
  255. to move ahead
  256. to move along with the times
  257. to move around
  258. to move back
  259. to move closer together
  260. to move house
  261. to move into gear
  262. to move into place
  263. to move on to
  264. to move on to the next or different stage of
  265. to move one's heart
  266. to move out
  267. to move over
  268. to move right ahead
  269. to move someone to tears
  270. to move to
  271. to move to a new location
  272. to move to the depths
  273. to move towards
  274. to move troops forward
  275. to move up
  276. to move up to a higher grade
  277. to mow
  278. to mow down
  279. to muffle
  280. to muffle one's voice
  281. to multiply
  282. to mumble
  283. to munch
  284. to murder
  285. to murmur
  286. to muscle in on
  287. to muse
  288. to muse about
  289. to muster
  290. to muster one's courage
  291. to muster up one's courage
  292. to mutter
  293. to mutually encroach
  294. to mutually recognize
  295. to nab
  296. to nail a crosspiece
  297. to nail on
  298. to name
  299. to narrate
  300. to narrow
  301. to narrow down
  302. to narrow down the range
  303. to narrow in
  304. to navigate
  305. to nearly drown
  306. to need
  307. to need not go
  308. to negate
  309. to neglect
  310. to neglect one's studies
  311. to neglect to make an entry in a ledger
  312. to negotiate
  313. to negotiate with
  314. to neigh
  315. to neighbor
  316. to neither itch nor feel pain
  317. to neologize
  318. to nest
  319. to nestle close to
  320. to nestle into
  321. to never forgive something
  322. to never give up until one is dead
  323. to nibble
  324. to nibble at
  325. to nick
  326. to nip off
  327. to nip something in the bud
  328. to nip the buds
  329. to nitpick
  330. to no purpose
  331. to no small degree
  332. to no small extent
  333. to nock
  334. to nod
  335. to nod in agreement
  336. to nod in assent
  337. to nod off
  338. to nod one's head
  339. to nod to one another
  340. to nod yes
  341. to nominate
  342. to not amount to much
  343. to not apply
  344. to not associate with
  345. to not be
  346. to not be able to concentrate on
  347. to not be affected by something
  348. to not be in the usual condition
  349. to not be worth considering
  350. to not be worthy of the reputation
  351. to not be...
  352. to not believe one's ears
  353. to not care about
  354. to not commit oneself
  355. to not do too much
  356. to not feel the effects of something
  357. to not get carried to extremes
  358. to not get the message
  359. to not give in
  360. to not have got the point
  361. to not have known
  362. to not hold a candle to
  363. to not know how to act or what to do
  364. to not know how to handle
  365. to not know the true nature
  366. to not know what to do with
  367. to not listen to
  368. to not make good use of
  369. to not make progress
  370. to not match the correct
  371. to not mince matters
  372. to not pay
  373. to not see the wood for the trees
  374. to not serve two masters
  375. to not take seriously
  376. to not try to fix an error but rather make it look good on the surface only
  377. to notch
  378. to note
  379. to notice
  380. to notify
  381. to novelise
  382. to novelize
  383. to nudge
  384. to nullify someone's efforts
  385. to number among
  386. to nurse
  387. to nuzzle against
  388. to obey
  389. to obey implicitly
  390. to obey orders
  391. to obey respectfully
  392. to object
  393. to obligate
  394. to obscure
  395. to observe
  396. to observe carefully
  397. to observe the law
  398. to observe the reasons and types of faults a person makes is to come to know whether they are virtuous or not
  399. to observe the rules
  400. to obsess over insignificant details and miss the larger point
  401. to obstruct
  402. to obstruct one's way
  403. to obtain
  404. to obtain a clue
  405. to obtain a degree
  406. to obtain by paying a fee
  407. to obtain evidence
  408. to obtain the ratio
  409. to obtrude
  410. to occupy
  411. to occupy a position
  412. to occupy much space
  413. to occupy space
  414. to occupy the throne
  415. to occur
  416. to occur again and again
  417. to occur at the same time
  418. to occur in succession
  419. to occur one after another
  420. to occur repeatedly
  421. to occur to
  422. to occur to one
  423. to occur to someone
  424. to offend
  425. to offend someone
  426. to offer
  427. to offer a cup
  428. to offer a prize
  429. to offer a suggestion
  430. to offer a wand with hemp and paper streamers to a Shinto god
  431. to offer alcohol to someone
  432. to offer flowers
  433. to offer for sale
  434. to offer one's hand
  435. to offer resistance
  436. to offer something to a deity or somebody's spirit
  437. to offer up to the gods
  438. to offer your seat
  439. to often say
  440. to ogle
  441. to oil
  442. to omit
  443. to omit something
  444. to one' heart's content
  445. to one's advantage
  446. to one's face
  447. to one's heart's content
  448. to one's heart's content or satisfaction
  449. to one's regret
  450. to one's satisfaction
  451. to one's surprise
  452. to ooze
  453. to ooze out
  454. to open
  455. to open a barrel
  456. to open a book
  457. to open a business
  458. to open a path
  459. to open hostilities
  460. to open one's eyes
  461. to open one's eyes wide
  462. to open one's heart
  463. to open one's mouth
  464. to open one-by-one
  465. to open suddenly
  466. to open the distance
  467. to open the door
  468. to open the lid
  469. to open up
  470. to open up a big lead
  471. to open up to each other
  472. to open up unbroken land
  473. to open up waste land for cultivation
  474. to open wide
  475. to open your mouth wide and eat heartily
  476. to operate
  477. to operate a business
  478. to operate a hand pump
  479. to operate a puppet
  480. to oppose
  481. to oppose someone's opinion
  482. to oppress
  483. to orchestrate
  484. to order
  485. to order around
  486. to order off
  487. to order one's life
  488. to order someone not to mention something
  489. to organise
  490. to organize
  491. to orient
  492. to orientate
  493. to originate
  494. to originate from
  495. to originate with
  496. to ornament
  497. to ostracize
  498. to oust
  499. to out-hit
  500. to outdistance
  501. to outdo
  502. to outfit oneself
  503. to outlive
  504. to outrival
  505. to outrun
  506. to outsail
  507. to outsmart
  508. to outstrip
  509. to outweigh
  510. to outwit
  511. to over and over
  512. to overawe
  513. to overcharge
  514. to overcome
  515. to overcome a superior opponent and leave him speechless
  516. to overcome resistance
  517. to overcut
  518. to overdo
  519. to overdo something
  520. to overdraw
  521. to overeat
  522. to overestimate
  523. to overflow
  524. to overflow from something full
  525. to overhang
  526. to overhear
  527. to overjump
  528. to overlap
  529. to overleap
  530. to overlie
  531. to overload
  532. to overlook
  533. to overlook in reading
  534. to overpower
  535. to override
  536. to overrule a decision
  537. to oversleep
  538. to overstate
  539. to overstep the bounds of moderation
  540. to overtake
  541. to overthrow
  542. to overturn
  543. to overwhelm
  544. to overwork
  545. to overwork someone
  546. to overwrite
  547. to owe
  548. to own
  549. to own as well
  550. to oxidise
  551. to oxidize
  552. to pace around
  553. to pacify
  554. to pack
  555. to pack an assortment of goods
  556. to pack one's things
  557. to package
  558. to paddle
  559. to paginate
  560. to paint
  561. to paint a picture
  562. to paint beautifully
  563. to paint heavily
  564. to paint in different colors
  565. to paint out
  566. to paint over heavily
  567. to paint red
  568. to paint the lily
  569. to paint thickly
  570. to pair off
  571. to pair up
  572. to pair with
  573. to palm off
  574. to palpitate
  575. to pamper
  576. to panic
  577. to pant
  578. to parade
  579. to parade about
  580. to paragraph
  581. to parboil
  582. to parch
  583. to pardon
  584. to pare
  585. to park
  586. to park a car
  587. to parody
  588. to parry
  589. to part
  590. to part from
  591. to part left and right
  592. to part with
  593. to partially drink
  594. to partially melt
  595. to participate
  596. to participate actively
  597. to participate in
  598. to partition
  599. to partner
  600. to pass
  601. to pass a certain time
  602. to pass a day
  603. to pass a deadline
  604. to pass an expiration date
  605. to pass as
  606. to pass away
  607. to pass by
  608. to pass by one another
  609. to pass each other
  610. to pass for genuine
  611. to pass from one's lips
  612. to pass judgment
  613. to pass off as a joke
  614. to pass off for
  615. to pass on
  616. to pass on an order
  617. to pass one's destination and stumble a step or two forward
  618. to pass over
  619. to pass the ' baton' to the next people
  620. to pass the baton
  621. to pass the cup round
  622. to pass the limit
  623. to pass the time talking
  624. to pass the torch
  625. to pass the word
  626. to pass through
  627. to pass through town
  628. to pass time
  629. to pass under
  630. to passively leave to someone else's facilities
  631. to paste
  632. to paste together
  633. to pat
  634. to patch
  635. to patch together
  636. to patch up
  637. to patrol
  638. to patronize
  639. to pattern after
  640. to pause
  641. to paw the ground
  642. to pawn
  643. to pay
  644. to pay a bill
  645. to pay a penalty
  646. to pay a school fee
  647. to pay a tax
  648. to pay a tribute to a person who is about to depart
  649. to pay an advance
  650. to pay attention
  651. to pay attention to
  652. to pay attention to another's needs
  653. to pay back
  654. to pay for another
  655. to pay for from one's own pocket
  656. to pay for one's sins
  657. to pay for one's transgression
  658. to pay for with your own money
  659. to pay in
  660. to pay no heed to
  661. to pay off completely
  662. to pay one's bill
  663. to pay one's respects
  664. to pay out
  665. to pay out of one's own pocket
  666. to pay over
  667. to pay respect
  668. to pay someone else's debt as a loan to him
  669. to pay the debt
  670. to pay undue attention to
  671. to peck at
  672. to peculate
  673. to pedal
  674. to pedal a bike
  675. to peddle
  676. to pee
  677. to peek
  678. to peek into
  679. to peek through
  680. to peel
  681. to peel off
  682. to peep
  683. to peer in
  684. to peer into the darkness
  685. to pen
  686. to penalise
  687. to penalize
  688. to penetrate
  689. to penetrate the wall
  690. to pep up
  691. to perceive
  692. to perch on
  693. to percolate
  694. to perform
  695. to perform Zen meditation
  696. to perform a dance
  697. to perform a play
  698. to perform a small motion repetitively
  699. to perform a twisting backward knee trip
  700. to perform anal sex
  701. to perform in a band
  702. to perform religious rites for the repose of a soul
  703. to perform religious services for the departed souls of one's ancestors
  704. to perform some process
  705. to perform the last rites over the deceased
  706. to perform the tea ceremony
  707. to perform well
  708. to perfume clothes by burning incense
  709. to perish
  710. to perk up
  711. to perk up one's shoulders
  712. to permeate
  713. to permeate something with the smell or colour of something
  714. to permeate with flavor
  715. to permit
  716. to permit access
  717. to perpetrate
  718. to perplex
  719. to persecute
  720. to persevere
  721. to persist
  722. to persist in
  723. to persist in doing
  724. to persist in saying
  725. to perspire
  726. to persuade
  727. to persuade by tears
  728. to persuade someone to accept the inevitable
  729. to persuade someone to consent
  730. to peruse
  731. to pervade
  732. to pester
  733. to pester someone
  734. to peter out
  735. to photograph
  736. to pick
  737. to pick a fight
  738. to pick a garbage dump
  739. to pick a quarrel
  740. to pick at
  741. to pick off
  742. to pick on
  743. to pick out
  744. to pick out item from a group to keep
  745. to pick someone up
  746. to pick someone's pocket
  747. to pick something out
  748. to pick up
  749. to pick up and rescue
  750. to pick up in one's fingers
  751. to pick up knowledge
  752. to pickle
  753. to pickle a large amount
  754. to pickle thoroughly
  755. to picture
  756. to piece together
  757. to pieces
  758. to pierce
  759. to pierce a hole
  760. to pierce one's body
  761. to pierce something all the way through
  762. to pierce through
  763. to pig out
  764. to pigeonhole
  765. to pile on top of
  766. to pile up
  767. to pile up a mound
  768. to pile up debts
  769. to pilfer
  770. to pin a crime on
  771. to pin down
  772. to pin one's hope on
  773. to pin something down
  774. to pin the enemy down
  775. to pinch
  776. to pinch and crush
  777. to pinch one's nose
  778. to pinch out
  779. to pinch pennies
  780. to pine for
  781. to pine for home
  782. to piss
  783. to pit against
  784. to pitch
  785. to pitch camp
  786. to pitch forward
  787. to pitch in and help
  788. to pity
  789. to place
  790. to place a hat
  791. to place a ring-shaped object around something
  792. to place a tax on
  793. to place a weight upon
  794. to place an obnoxious person in an out-of-the-way post to be rid of him or her
  795. to place an order
  796. to place both hands on the ground
  797. to place firmly
  798. to place in an enclosure
  799. to place in order
  800. to place on
  801. to place one's arms under those of the opponent and lift them up
  802. to place persons opposite
  803. to place someone in a position
  804. to place the blame or burden of responsibility on someone else
  805. to place together
  806. to place trust in
  807. to plait
  808. to plan
  809. to plane
  810. to plane off
  811. to plane off the corners
  812. to plant
  813. to plant one's feet
  814. to plant oneself
  815. to plaster
  816. to plaster up
  817. to plate
  818. to plate something
  819. to play
  820. to play a central part
  821. to play a central role
  822. to play a leading role
  823. to play a noh drama
  824. to play a part in
  825. to play a role
  826. to play a trick
  827. to play a trick on
  828. to play a wind instrument
  829. to play accompaniment
  830. to play against
  831. to play an active role
  832. to play an instrument
  833. to play around
  834. to play drums
  835. to play ducks and drakes with
  836. to play dumb
  837. to play for fun
  838. to play for time
  839. to play go
  840. to play hana cards
  841. to play hooky
  842. to play house
  843. to play in a group
  844. to play innocent
  845. to play into another's hands
  846. to play into the hands
  847. to play it both ways
  848. to play on words
  849. to play one's trump card
  850. to play outdoors
  851. to play outside
  852. to play petty tricks
  853. to play pranks
  854. to play shogi
  855. to play the fool
  856. to play the hypocrite
  857. to play the part
  858. to play the role
  859. to play truant
  860. to play up
  861. to play with
  862. to plead
  863. to plead for
  864. to please
  865. to please the eye
  866. to pledge
  867. to pledge allegiance
  868. to pledge before God
  869. to plot
  870. to plot against
  871. to plot an assassination
  872. to plough
  873. to plough a field
  874. to plough a rice paddy
  875. to plough up
  876. to plow
  877. to plow a field
  878. to plow through
  879. to plow up
  880. to pluck
  881. to pluck off
  882. to pluck out the eye of a live horse
  883. to pluck the strings
  884. to pluck up
  885. to pluck up courage
  886. to plug
  887. to plug gaps
  888. to plug in
  889. to plug up
  890. to plug up a hole
  891. to plunder
  892. to plunge
  893. to plunge forward
  894. to plunge into
  895. to ply between
  896. to pocket
  897. to pocket an insult
  898. to point
  899. to point at
  900. to point down
  901. to point or curl up
  902. to point out
  903. to point out faults
  904. to point to
  905. to point to a direction
  906. to point to one's palm
  907. to point upward
  908. to poison
  909. to poison to death
  910. to poke
  911. to poke fun at
  912. to poke one's head
  913. to poke one's nose
  914. to poke one's nose into another's affairs
  915. to poke one's nose where one is not wanted
  916. to poke something around
  917. to pole
  918. to polish
  919. to polish one's shoes
  920. to polish one's skills
  921. to polish one's style
  922. to polish up
  923. to pollute
  924. to ponder
  925. to pop
  926. to pop bubble-wrap
  927. to pop into one's head
  928. to pop off
  929. to pop out
  930. to popularise
  931. to popularize
  932. to portion out
  933. to pose
  934. to pose a riddle
  935. to pose as
  936. to position
  937. to possess
  938. to possess a capacious mind
  939. to possess and kill
  940. to possess both
  941. to post
  942. to post a message
  943. to post a notice
  944. to post a sentinel
  945. to postpone
  946. to poultice
  947. to pound
  948. to pound away
  949. to pound down
  950. to pound together
  951. to pour
  952. to pour in
  953. to pour into
  954. to pour oil on
  955. to pour on
  956. to pour on oneself
  957. to pour one's energy into
  958. to pour onto
  959. to pour or dash a liquid
  960. to pour out
  961. to pour water
  962. to pour water on
  963. to pout
  964. to powder heavily
  965. to practice
  966. to practice magic
  967. to practice virtue
  968. to practise
  969. to practise magic
  970. to practise virtue
  971. to praise
  972. to praise extravagantly
  973. to praise one's spouse
  974. to praise to the skies
  975. to praise to the sky
  976. to prance
  977. to prate
  978. to prattle
  979. to pray
  980. to pray for
  981. to pray for the death or misfortune of another
  982. to pray silently
  983. to pray that one avoids disaster or illness
  984. to preach
  985. to preach the truth
  986. to prearrange
  987. to precede
  988. to precipitate
  989. to predict
  990. to prefer
  991. to prefix with
  992. to preordain
  993. to prepare
  994. to prepare an infusion of
  995. to prepare for
  996. to prepare for a journey
  997. to prepare in advance
  998. to prepare oneself
  999. to prepare oneself for the worst
  1000. to prepare something for cooking
  1001. to prepare to use something
  1002. to preponderate
  1003. to prescribe
  1004. to present
  1005. to present a play
  1006. to present a very terrible sight
  1007. to present competing ideas
  1008. to present for consideration
  1009. to present one's card
  1010. to preserve
  1011. to preserve in salt
  1012. to preserve life
  1013. to preserve one's chastity
  1014. to press
  1015. to press a question
  1016. to press a tenant to leave
  1017. to press against
  1018. to press against each other
  1019. to press alcohol on someone
  1020. to press and cut
  1021. to press down
  1022. to press for a confession
  1023. to press for an answer
  1024. to press forward
  1025. to press hard
  1026. to press into shape
  1027. to press oil
  1028. to press on
  1029. to press one's luck
  1030. to press open a seam
  1031. to press someone
  1032. to press the palms and fingers of both hands together
  1033. to press together
  1034. to pressure someone for sex
  1035. to presume
  1036. to presume upon
  1037. to pretend
  1038. to pretend not to know
  1039. to pretend not to see
  1040. to pretend that
  1041. to pretend to be
  1042. to pretend to be an adult
  1043. to pretend to be an expert
  1044. to pretend to be ignorant of
  1045. to pretend to be ill
  1046. to pretend to be nice
  1047. to pretend to be out
  1048. to pretend to be tough
  1049. to pretend to know everything
  1050. to prevail on
  1051. to prevail upon
  1052. to prevaricate
  1053. to prevent
  1054. to prevent infection
  1055. to prick
  1056. to prick up one's ears
  1057. to prick up one's ears and listen
  1058. to prick with a needle
  1059. to prickle
  1060. to print
  1061. to print off
  1062. to print on
  1063. to prise
  1064. to prize
  1065. to prize open
  1066. to probe
  1067. to probe into
  1068. to proceed
  1069. to proceed according to
  1070. to proceed from the easy to the difficult
  1071. to proceed in a logical manner
  1072. to proceed slowly
  1073. to proceed smoothly
  1074. to proceed though deadlocked
  1075. to proceed to
  1076. to proceed toward
  1077. to proceed with construction
  1078. to process
  1079. to proclaim
  1080. to proclaim one's principles
  1081. to proclaim the dawn
  1082. to procrastinate
  1083. to procure
  1084. to prod
  1085. to produce
  1086. to produce a crop
  1087. to produce a loud noise
  1088. to produce a sound
  1089. to produce fruit or vegetables
  1090. to profane
  1091. to profit
  1092. to profit by
  1093. to progress
  1094. to prohibit
  1095. to project
  1096. to project a shadow
  1097. to project or protrude too much
  1098. to prolong
  1099. to prolong one's life
  1100. to promise
  1101. to promote
  1102. to promote industry
  1103. to prompt
  1104. to promulgate a law
  1105. to pronounce kanji
  1106. to proofread again and again
  1107. to prop
  1108. to prop oneself up with
  1109. to prop up
  1110. to propagate
  1111. to propagate Buddhism
  1112. to propel
  1113. to propose
  1114. to propose an idea
  1115. to prorate
  1116. to prosper
  1117. to prostrate oneself
  1118. to prostrate oneself before
  1119. to protect
  1120. to protect someone
  1121. to protect to the end
  1122. to protest against
  1123. to protrude
  1124. to protude
  1125. to proudly bear
  1126. to prove
  1127. to prove a loss
  1128. to prove fortunate
  1129. to prove successful
  1130. to prove to be
  1131. to provide
  1132. to provide against contingencies
  1133. to provide dinner for
  1134. to provide facilities
  1135. to provide for
  1136. to provide for safety
  1137. to provide meals
  1138. to provide with a bodyguard
  1139. to provide with funds
  1140. to provoke
  1141. to provoke the Emperor's displeasure
  1142. to provoke wrath
  1143. to prowl
  1144. to prowl after
  1145. to prune
  1146. to prune a tree
  1147. to prune a tree's branches
  1148. to prune away branches
  1149. to pry
  1150. to pry into
  1151. to psyche oneself up
  1152. to publish
  1153. to publish a book
  1154. to puff
  1155. to puff up
  1156. to pull
  1157. to pull a hoax
  1158. to pull a muscle
  1159. to pull a trigger
  1160. to pull about
  1161. to pull against each other
  1162. to pull apart
  1163. to pull down
  1164. to pull in
  1165. to pull one's self together
  1166. to pull oneself together
  1167. to pull open
  1168. to pull out
  1169. to pull out a fish
  1170. to pull out common elements
  1171. to pull over
  1172. to pull over one's head
  1173. to pull something off
  1174. to pull strings
  1175. to pull teeth out
  1176. to pull the ball
  1177. to pull the carpet from under
  1178. to pull the hairs on one's back
  1179. to pull the strings
  1180. to pull the strings of a puppet
  1181. to pull the trigger
  1182. to pull through
  1183. to pull tight
  1184. to pull towards oneself
  1185. to pull up
  1186. to pull up by the roots
  1187. to pull wires
  1188. to pulse
  1189. to pulverise
  1190. to pulverize
  1191. to pump
  1192. to pump dry
  1193. to pump into
  1194. to pump out
  1195. to pump up
  1196. to punch
  1197. to punch a ticket
  1198. to punch back
  1199. to punch hard
  1200. to punch someone
  1201. to punctilious
  1202. to punctuate
  1203. to punctuate a sentence
  1204. to punish
  1205. to punish the wicked
  1206. to punt
  1207. to purchase
  1208. to purify
  1209. to purport
  1210. to purr
  1211. to purse
  1212. to pursue
  1213. to pursue a fantasy
  1214. to pursue a vocation
  1215. to pursue an illusion
  1216. to pursue knowledge
  1217. to pursue phantoms
  1218. to push
  1219. to push a good thing too far
  1220. to push against
  1221. to push and push
  1222. to push aside
  1223. to push back
  1224. to push down
  1225. to push in
  1226. to push into
  1227. to push off
  1228. to push on
  1229. to push one's luck
  1230. to push one's way through
  1231. to push one's way to
  1232. to push open
  1233. to push or press or force down
  1234. to push or thrust away
  1235. to push out
  1236. to push somebody around
  1237. to push through
  1238. to push through an unreasonable idea
  1239. to push to one side
  1240. to push up
  1241. to put
  1242. to put a curse on
  1243. to put a damper on proceedings
  1244. to put a high price on
  1245. to put a hoop on
  1246. to put a kettle on
  1247. to put a mask on
  1248. to put a period to
  1249. to put a person to sleep
  1250. to put a stop to
  1251. to put a tag on
  1252. to put a tail on someone
  1253. to put a thing on top of another
  1254. to put a time-limit on
  1255. to put all one's skill
  1256. to put an effect on
  1257. to put an end to
  1258. to put an end to something
  1259. to put another way
  1260. to put aside
  1261. to put away
  1262. to put away one's bedding
  1263. to put back
  1264. to put back as it was
  1265. to put back in a good mood
  1266. to put back in its place
  1267. to put between
  1268. to put blade to blade
  1269. to put close
  1270. to put clothes on
  1271. to put cold water in a bath
  1272. to put distance between
  1273. to put down
  1274. to put down money on something
  1275. to put down one's pen
  1276. to put effort into
  1277. to put elsewhere
  1278. to put forth
  1279. to put forth buds
  1280. to put forth effort
  1281. to put forth roots
  1282. to put forward
  1283. to put forward a theory
  1284. to put in
  1285. to put in a fix
  1286. to put in a good mood
  1287. to put in a row
  1288. to put in a word for
  1289. to put in an appearance
  1290. to put in disorder
  1291. to put in mouth
  1292. to put in order
  1293. to put in tune
  1294. to put into
  1295. to put into a state
  1296. to put into action
  1297. to put into effect
  1298. to put into order
  1299. to put into place
  1300. to put into practice
  1301. to put into shape
  1302. to put into the mouth
  1303. to put into words
  1304. to put into written form
  1305. to put it briefly
  1306. to put it succinctly
  1307. to put new wine into old bottles
  1308. to put new wine into old wineskins
  1309. to put off
  1310. to put on
  1311. to put on a crown
  1312. to put on a firm basis
  1313. to put on a moderate amount of lean or firm weight
  1314. to put on a patronizing air
  1315. to put on a play
  1316. to put on airs
  1317. to put on an air
  1318. to put on an air of seniority
  1319. to put on another's shoes
  1320. to put on board
  1321. to put on coquettish airs
  1322. to put on flesh
  1323. to put on footwear
  1324. to put on lower-body clothing
  1325. to put on record
  1326. to put on sale
  1327. to put on stage
  1328. to put on steam
  1329. to put on the brakes
  1330. to put on the market
  1331. to put on the spot
  1332. to put on the wanted list
  1333. to put on the wrong pair of shoes by mistake
  1334. to put on track
  1335. to put on weight
  1336. to put one's back in it
  1337. to put one's back into something
  1338. to put one's foot in one's mouth
  1339. to put one's heart and soul into something
  1340. to put one's heart into
  1341. to put one's heart into something
  1342. to put one's ideas in writing
  1343. to put one's life on the line
  1344. to put one's name on
  1345. to put one's strength into
  1346. to put one's trust in
  1347. to put one's weight on
  1348. to put oneself on guard
  1349. to put out
  1350. to put out a boat
  1351. to put out a book
  1352. to put out of order
  1353. to put out one's tongue
  1354. to put pressure on
  1355. to put simply
  1356. to put somebody to the sword
  1357. to put someone to trouble
  1358. to put someone to work
  1359. to put something in the wrong place
  1360. to put something off
  1361. to put something on another
  1362. to put something on someone's back
  1363. to put something out of the way
  1364. to put something to a new use
  1365. to put strength into
  1366. to put stress on a word
  1367. to put the fault on
  1368. to put the moves on
  1369. to put the screws on
  1370. to put the touch on someone
  1371. to put things bluntly ...
  1372. to put to bed
  1373. to put to death
  1374. to put to flight
  1375. to put to heavy use
  1376. to put to shame
  1377. to put to sleep
  1378. to put to trial
  1379. to put to use
  1380. to put to work
  1381. to put together
  1382. to put up
  1383. to put up a candidate
  1384. to put up a false show
  1385. to put up a front
  1386. to put up a good front
  1387. to put up a notice
  1388. to put up for adoption
  1389. to put up on something
  1390. to put up one's hair
  1391. to put up to
  1392. to put up with
  1393. to put young men to shame
  1394. to put your back into it
  1395. to put your foot in it
  1396. to putter
  1397. to puzzle
  1398. to puzzle oneself about
  1399. to puzzle out
  1400. to puzzle over
  1401. to quail
  1402. to quake
  1403. to qualify
  1404. to quarrel
  1405. to quarrel and separate
  1406. to quarry
  1407. to quaver
  1408. to quell
  1409. to quell a disturbance
  1410. to quell a rebellion
  1411. to quench one's thirst
  1412. to query
  1413. to question
  1414. to question again
  1415. to queue in line
  1416. to quibble
  1417. to quicken
  1418. to quicken one's pace
  1419. to quiet
  1420. to quieten down
  1421. to quit
  1422. to quit an association
  1423. to quit one's job
  1424. to quit something one has been engaged in too long or to an excessive degree
  1425. to quiver
  1426. to quote
  1427. to race against time
  1428. to rack
  1429. to rack one's brain
  1430. to rack one's brains
  1431. to radiate
  1432. to rage
  1433. to raid
  1434. to raid a fort
  1435. to rain
  1436. to rain dust
  1437. to rain harder
  1438. to rain incessantly
  1439. to rain on and off
  1440. to rain on one's parade
  1441. to rain stikes upon someone
  1442. to raise
  1443. to raise a family
  1444. to raise a flag
  1445. to raise a hand to someone
  1446. to raise a question about
  1447. to raise a sail
  1448. to raise a shout
  1449. to raise an army
  1450. to raise an objection
  1451. to raise awareness of
  1452. to raise eyebrows
  1453. to raise money
  1454. to raise one knee
  1455. to raise one's eyes
  1456. to raise one's face
  1457. to raise one's hand or hands
  1458. to raise one's head
  1459. to raise one's voice
  1460. to raise oneself up to one's full height
  1461. to raise overhead
  1462. to raise prices
  1463. to raise somebody's spirits
  1464. to raise someone's hopes
  1465. to raise someone's position
  1466. to raise someone's standing
  1467. to raise the price of paper in Luoyang
  1468. to raise the reputation of one's family
  1469. to raise the standard
  1470. to raise the standard of revolt
  1471. to raise up
  1472. to rake in
  1473. to rake over the coals
  1474. to rake up
  1475. to rally
  1476. to rally a little
  1477. to rampage
  1478. to range
  1479. to rank
  1480. to rank among
  1481. to rank next to
  1482. to rank with
  1483. to ransack
  1484. to ransom
  1485. to rant
  1486. to rape
  1487. to rape a girl
  1488. to rape a man
  1489. to rape a woman
  1490. to ration out and survive on
  1491. to rattle
  1492. to rave
  1493. to ravish
  1494. to razz
  1495. to re-cover
  1496. to re-examine
  1497. to re-grip
  1498. to re-think
  1499. to re-wrap
  1500. to re-wrestle
  1501. to reach
  1502. to reach 50 years of age
  1503. to reach a conclusion
  1504. to reach a value
  1505. to reach an extreme
  1506. to reach an impasse or deadlock
  1507. to reach equilibrium
  1508. to reach far
  1509. to reach for
  1510. to reach into the millions
  1511. to reach mutual understanding
  1512. to reach out
  1513. to reach out for
  1514. to reach out one's hand
  1515. to reach out to
  1516. to reach the age of discretion
  1517. to reach the limits
  1518. to reach the point that
  1519. to reach the summit
  1520. to reach to
  1521. to react sharply
  1522. to react to
  1523. to read
  1524. to read a forum
  1525. to read a kanji with a different pronunciation
  1526. to read a large number
  1527. to read a person's thoughts
  1528. to read a score
  1529. to read again
  1530. to read aloud
  1531. to read aloud to another
  1532. to read and understand
  1533. to read avidly
  1534. to read between the lines
  1535. to read carefully
  1536. to read deeply
  1537. to read everything that one can lay one's hands on
  1538. to read in succession
  1539. to read into
  1540. to read kanji in the on reading
  1541. to read kanji using its native Japanese pronunciation
  1542. to read mind
  1543. to read music
  1544. to read out
  1545. to read out and compare or collate
  1546. to read out loud
  1547. to read over again
  1548. to read physiognomy
  1549. to read sheet music
  1550. to read smoothly
  1551. to read the situation
  1552. to read through
  1553. to read to
  1554. to read to someone
  1555. to read too much into things
  1556. to read widely
  1557. to read wrongly
  1558. to ready
  1559. to ready oneself for what is to come
  1560. to realise
  1561. to realize
  1562. to realize one's error
  1563. to realize one's errors
  1564. to really get into
  1565. to really shine
  1566. to reap
  1567. to reap completely
  1568. to rear
  1569. to rear its head
  1570. to rear-end
  1571. to rearrange
  1572. to reason
  1573. to reason with
  1574. to reassert
  1575. to reassess
  1576. to reassume
  1577. to rebate
  1578. to rebel
  1579. to rebel against
  1580. to rebound
  1581. to rebuild
  1582. to rebuke
  1583. to rebuke someone
  1584. to rebuke strongly
  1585. to recall
  1586. to recall the old days
  1587. to recapture
  1588. to recast
  1589. to recede
  1590. to receive
  1591. to receive a blow
  1592. to receive a command
  1593. to receive a favorable reputation
  1594. to receive a hearing
  1595. to receive a prize
  1596. to receive a salary
  1597. to receive a share
  1598. to receive a stipend from one's lord
  1599. to receive an invitation
  1600. to receive benefits
  1601. to receive by requesting earnestly
  1602. to receive damage
  1603. to receive divine punishment
  1604. to receive favor
  1605. to receive favors
  1606. to receive from another
  1607. to receive on deposit
  1608. to receive permission
  1609. to receive punishment
  1610. to receive punishment for one's crime
  1611. to receive something
  1612. to receive too many blessings
  1613. to recharge one's batteries
  1614. to recheck
  1615. to reciprocate
  1616. to recite
  1617. to recite a poem
  1618. to recite an utai
  1619. to recite from memory
  1620. to reclaim
  1621. to recline
  1622. to recline on
  1623. to recognise
  1624. to recognise by sound
  1625. to recognize
  1626. to recognize by sound
  1627. to recoil
  1628. to recoin
  1629. to recollect
  1630. to recombine
  1631. to recommence
  1632. to recommend
  1633. to recompense
  1634. to recompense for a loss
  1635. to recompose
  1636. to reconsider
  1637. to reconstitute
  1638. to reconstruct
  1639. to record
  1640. to record for transmission to posterity
  1641. to record the passing moments
  1642. to recover
  1643. to recover consciousness
  1644. to recover from an illness
  1645. to recover one's senses
  1646. to recover one's spirit
  1647. to recover one's strength
  1648. to recover oneself
  1649. to recross
  1650. to recruit
  1651. to recur
  1652. to redden
  1653. to redeem
  1654. to redeem debts
  1655. to redeploy troops
  1656. to redo
  1657. to redress
  1658. to redress injustice
  1659. to reduce
  1660. to reduce illumination
  1661. to reduce or cut back on
  1662. to reduce the price
  1663. to reduce to ashes
  1664. to reduce weight
  1665. to reel
  1666. to reel in
  1667. to reel off
  1668. to refer
  1669. to refer A to B
  1670. to refer back
  1671. to refer to
  1672. to reference
  1673. to refill
  1674. to refine
  1675. to reflect
  1676. to reflect carefully
  1677. to reflect on oneself
  1678. to reflect upon
  1679. to reform
  1680. to refrain
  1681. to refrain from
  1682. to refrain from performing an action
  1683. to refresh
  1684. to refrigerate
  1685. to refund a customer
  1686. to refuse
  1687. to refuse bluntly
  1688. to refuse gracefully
  1689. to refuse payment
  1690. to refuse to budge
  1691. to refuse to deal with
  1692. to refuse to do
  1693. to refuse to talk
  1694. to refute
  1695. to regain
  1696. to regain consciousness
  1697. to regain one's composure
  1698. to regain one's footing
  1699. to regain one's strength
  1700. to regain presence of mind
  1701. to regain sight
  1702. to regard
  1703. to regard as
  1704. to regard as something else
  1705. to regard someone with odium
  1706. to regiment
  1707. to register
  1708. to regret
  1709. to regret bitterly
  1710. to regroup
  1711. to regulate
  1712. to rehash
  1713. to rehearse
  1714. to reheat
  1715. to rehydrate
  1716. to reign
  1717. to reign supreme
  1718. to rein in
  1719. to reinforce
  1720. to reject
  1721. to rejoice and sing
  1722. to relapse
  1723. to relate
  1724. to relate a hair-raising account or experience
  1725. to relate at great length
  1726. to relate to
  1727. to relax
  1728. to relax attention
  1729. to relax from a tense situation into a vacant or absent minded state
  1730. to relax one's attention
  1731. to relax one's guard
  1732. to relax someone
  1733. to relearn
  1734. to release
  1735. to release a shutter
  1736. to relieve
  1737. to relieve a person's pain
  1738. to relieve each other
  1739. to relieve one another
  1740. to relieve oneself
  1741. to relieve someone of the leading role
  1742. to relinquish
  1743. to relish
  1744. to reload
  1745. to relocate
  1746. to rely fully on one's to get something done
  1747. to rely on
  1748. to remain
  1749. to remain as far apart as ever
  1750. to remain faithful to one's lover
  1751. to remain faithful to one's spouse
  1752. to remain faithful to the memory of one's husband and never remarry
  1753. to remain imprinted
  1754. to remain in a place
  1755. to remain in bloom
  1756. to remain in the morning sky
  1757. to remain in the same neighborhood
  1758. to remain married for life
  1759. to remain on the stem
  1760. to remain unchanged
  1761. to remain unextinguished
  1762. to remain unsold
  1763. to remake
  1764. to remedy one's defects
  1765. to remember
  1766. to remember distinctly
  1767. to remember well
  1768. to remind of
  1769. to remind of a favour done to someone
  1770. to reminisce
  1771. to remint
  1772. to remix
  1773. to remold
  1774. to remonstrate
  1775. to remould
  1776. to remove
  1777. to remove one's shirt thus revealing the skin
  1778. to remove the astringent taste from persimmons
  1779. to remove the upper part of one's garments
  1780. to render assistance
  1781. to render futile
  1782. to render homage to
  1783. to render into Japanese
  1784. to rendezvous
  1785. to renege
  1786. to renew
  1787. to renew old friendship
  1788. to rent
  1789. to rent out
  1790. to reorganise
  1791. to reorganize
  1792. to repack
  1793. to repaint
  1794. to repair
  1795. to repair again
  1796. to repair to
  1797. to repaper
  1798. to repay
  1799. to repay double the original amount
  1800. to repay x times the original amount
  1801. to repeal
  1802. to repeat
  1803. to repeat ...
  1804. to repeat a mistake
  1805. to repeat a query
  1806. to repeat a question
  1807. to repeat a school year after failing
  1808. to repeat over and over again
  1809. to repeat the mistake of somebody
  1810. to repeat words
  1811. to repel
  1812. to repent
  1813. to rephrase
  1814. to repine at one's hard lot
  1815. to replace
  1816. to replace by buying something new
  1817. to replace shoji
  1818. to replenish
  1819. to replenish stock
  1820. to reply
  1821. to reply evasively
  1822. to report
  1823. to report to
  1824. to report to the Emperor
  1825. to repose
  1826. to represent
  1827. to represent by signs
  1828. to repress
  1829. to reprimand severely
  1830. to reprint
  1831. to reproach
  1832. to reproduce
  1833. to reprove
  1834. to repulse
  1835. to request
  1836. to request an apprenticeship
  1837. to request earnestly
  1838. to require
  1839. to require much effort
  1840. to require the aid and labour of others
  1841. to requisition
  1842. to reread
  1843. to reroof
  1844. to reschedule
  1845. to rescue
  1846. to rescue from
  1847. to reseat oneself
  1848. to resemble
  1849. to resemble closely
  1850. to resent
  1851. to resent and bemoan
  1852. to reserve
  1853. to reset
  1854. to resew
  1855. to reshuffle
  1856. to reside
  1857. to reside in
  1858. to reside temporarily
  1859. to resign
  1860. to resign from one's post
  1861. to resign oneself
  1862. to resign oneself to one's fate
  1863. to resist
  1864. to resolutely vow
  1865. to resolve
  1866. to resolve firmly
  1867. to resolve oneself
  1868. to resolve to do
  1869. to resort to
  1870. to resort to crime
  1871. to resort to other means
  1872. to resort to violence
  1873. to resound
  1874. to resound far and wide
  1875. to resound loudly
  1876. to respect
  1877. to respond
  1878. to rest
  1879. to rest against
  1880. to rest against the wall
  1881. to rest in peace
  1882. to rest in the shade of a tree
  1883. to rest on one's laurels
  1884. to rest one's chin in one's hands
  1885. to rest or lean against
  1886. to restate
  1887. to restore
  1888. to restore a disowned son
  1889. to restore one's energy
  1890. to restore one's spirits
  1891. to restrain
  1892. to restrain oneself from excessive ...
  1893. to restrict
  1894. to restrict by rule
  1895. to result from
  1896. to result in
  1897. to resume
  1898. to resume breathing
  1899. to resuscitate
  1900. to retain
  1901. to retake
  1902. to retaliate
  1903. to retard
  1904. to rethatch
  1905. to rethink
  1906. to retighten
  1907. to retile
  1908. to retire
  1909. to retire from public service
  1910. to retire into one's shell
  1911. to retire to a private place
  1912. to retorque
  1913. to retort
  1914. to retouch
  1915. to retrace one's steps
  1916. to retract
  1917. to retreat
  1918. to retreat a step
  1919. to retrieve
  1920. to return
  1921. to return a blow
  1922. to return a blow repeat
  1923. to return a favor
  1924. to return evil for good
  1925. to return fire
  1926. to return home
  1927. to return to a starting point
  1928. to return to an island
  1929. to return to normal
  1930. to return to one's hometown in glory
  1931. to return to the point
  1932. to return to the topic
  1933. to reupholster
  1934. to rev up
  1935. to rev up the engine
  1936. to revalue
  1937. to reveal
  1938. to reveal a secret
  1939. to reveal by investigation
  1940. to reveal hidden contents
  1941. to reveal one's true colors
  1942. to reveal one's true intentions
  1943. to reveal one's upbringing
  1944. to reveal something by washing the surface
  1945. to reveal the faults
  1946. to reveal the true nature
  1947. to revel in trouble and discord
  1948. to reverberate
  1949. to revere
  1950. to revere God
  1951. to reverse
  1952. to review
  1953. to review.
  1954. to revise
  1955. to revise an edition
  1956. to revise the constitution
  1957. to revise the law
  1958. to revise the wording of a phrase
  1959. to revive
  1960. to revive the dead
  1961. to revoke
  1962. to revolt
  1963. to revolve
  1964. to reward
  1965. to rewhip
  1966. to rewind
  1967. to reword
  1968. to rework
  1969. to rewrite
  1970. to rewrite a manuscript
  1971. to rhyme
  1972. to ride
  1973. to ride across
  1974. to ride along
  1975. to ride around
  1976. to ride back
  1977. to ride fast
  1978. to ride forth
  1979. to ride into
  1980. to ride on a person's shoulders
  1981. to ride on someone's back
  1982. to ride past
  1983. to ride someone's coattails
  1984. to ride through
  1985. to ride to death
  1986. to ride up
  1987. to ride up to
  1988. to ride upon the winds
  1989. to ridicule
  1990. to ring
  1991. to ring a bell
  1992. to ring false
  1993. to rinse
  1994. to rinse off
  1995. to rinse one's back
  1996. to rinse the mouth
  1997. to rip
  1998. to rip off
  1999. to rip off a coupon
  2000. to rip someone off


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