Vocabulary
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good thing
divine move; perfect play
to treat as a joke; to do jokingly
to cremate (a body)
stones with an eye kill stones without an eye
six degrees of separation (hypothesis)
according to law; in the eye of the law
despite bad weather; in spite of poor conditions
to recover (one's) costs; to break even
to shed tears
to reveal the limitations; to show the true level; to be seen for what it really is
state of selflessness; state of no-self; egoless state
overgeneralizing (statement, assumption, etc.); overly broad; broad-brush; sweeping
how are you?
next to nothing; essentially nonexistent; virtually nil
with imperfections (of a secondhand item, etc.); damaged
to be of a different rank; to be in a different class; to be on a different level; to be in a different league
leave it to me; count on me
to discriminate (between targets, victims, etc.); to pick one's battles; to choose one's partner or opponent
so near, yet so far; ploughing the field and forgetting the seed; making a Buddha statue but not putting a soul in it
to return; to come home; to go home
getting two pleasures from one thing; two benefits for the price of one; having one's cake and eating it too; delicious in two ways at once
good weather never lasts for three days in spring
meanwhile; at the same time
to break mucus (from one's throat); to clear one's throat
kind of there, kind of not; hard to tell whether it exists or not; sort of, but not really
(in the) palm of someone's hand; (under) someone's complete control; (at) someone's mercy
to manipulate at will; to control however one pleases; to do as one wishes
spirit of harmony; the Japanese spirit
(being so overjoyed that) one cannot help but dance; unable to contain one's excitement; jumping for joy
rather eccentric; more than a little unconventional; quite out of the ordinary
very eccentric; thoroughly unconventional; quite out of the ordinary
nice to meet you; pleased to make your acquaintance
it is shameful to reject the advances of a woman; shameful is he who spurns a woman's invitation; not eating the meal set before him is a man's shame
to treasure (something) as a heirloom; to cherish forever
okey-dokey
consider yourself praised; you are hereby commended
light at the end of the tunnel
fortune follows the virtuous, calamity befalls the wicked; heaven rewards the good and punishes the evil
sure buddy; nice try; surely not