Vocabulary

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pre-babyboomers (children born between 1943 and 1946 in Japan)

Noun

very narrow

Adj

ban'ei; form of horse racing in which draft horses pull heavy sleds up sand ramps

Noun

you can't control what people say; you can't stop rumours (rumors)

Phrase

media worker

Noun

please be aware (that ...); please note (that ...); please understand (that ...)

Phrase

available products (in a particular store); products on offer

Noun

the trouble is ...; to make matters worse; troublingly

Phrase

Watch Your Head

Phrase

pro-code (use of traditional programming languages to create applications; as opposed to low-code or no-code)

Noun

craftsman; artisan; workman; carpenter

Noun

to come to nothing; to be in vain; to lead nowhere

Phrase

to come to nothing; to be in vain; to lead nowhere; to go to waste

Phrase

twin paradox (thought experiment)

Noun

slices of kamaboko served with grated wasabi

Noun

open-air veranda with thin boards running the length of it

Noun

ruling over (one's land, territory, etc.)

Noun

possessing (a territory, land, etc.); ruling over; managing

Noun

calm (of mind); at ease

na-Adj

associate judge; associate justice

Noun

reference price

Noun

name-brand item; name-brand goods; product made by a well-known company

Noun

digital display

Noun

short sides of a rectangle

Noun

(wooden) support

Noun

something one can poke fun at; something worthy of ridicule; inconsistency

Noun

delivery charge; shipping fee

Noun

neither good nor bad

Phrase

reminiscent of the good old times; nostalgia-inducing

i-Adj

cutting machine; cutter

Noun

trademark holder

Noun

roller cutter

Noun

surface treatment

Noun

base price; benchmark price

Noun

adjectival

na-Adj

fine motor skill; fine motor movement

Noun

gross motor skill; gross motor movement

Noun

extraposition

Noun

conjugation denoting volition (in Japanese)

Noun

demonstrative adjective

Noun