第107回 Flashcards
過剰な
かじょうな
excessive
**(1st) overdo: jawbone…road….
Some people over do it on road trips. They overuse their jawbones. Like, for mercy’s sake shut up! 1389
(right side) jawbone: bone joint (top)….hood….mouth….
A bone joint where? Under the hood. Must be the jawbone. pg. 311
**(2nd) surplus: ride…saber….
When you have a surplus of money, you can pay to ride as many sabers as you want. 1710
**ALL: overdo….surplus….
When you have overdone something you end up with a surplus.
(pronunciation) don’t you think all this is a bit excessive か？There is no doubt that you are じょう（ず）but this is too much.
垂直の
すいちょくの
vertical, perpendicular
**(1st) droop: drop of…silage…walking stick…floor…
The silo began to droop under the weight of the silage. One more drop and it all would end up on the ground. 1705
**(2nd) straightaway: needle…eye….fishhook….
The metal barb has been flattened out (and fixed) so it can pass through the eye of the needle straightaway. 77
**ALL: droop….straightaway….
When something is perpendicular, it droops down and then shoots off straightaway at a 90 degree angle.
垂らす
たらす
drip (with sweat, saliva, blood)
**droop: drop of…silage…walking stick…floor…
The silo began to droop under the weight of the silage. One more drop and it all would end up on the ground. 1705
**ALL (pronunciation): think tar.
中華料理
ちゅうかりょうり
Chinese food
**(2nd) splendor: flower…silage…needle…
The scientist found the rare flower deep in the forest. It was like finding a needle in a haystack. He brought it home to display it in all its splendor for all the world to see. 1704
**(3rd) fee: measuring cup….rice…
How would students pay their school material fees before modernization? They would bring home-grown rice and teachers would measure out a sufficient amount. 1262
**(4th) logic: jewel….computer…
The all-knowing jewel at the center of the computer. 283
**ALL: middle…splendor…fee….logic….
(last two) cooking: fee…logic….
You have to pay a fee to get the ingredients and then use logic to follow the recipe.
華やかな
はなやかな
flowery, brilliant
**splendor: flower…silage…needle…
The scientist found the rare flower deep in the forest. It was like finding a needle in a haystack. He brought it home to display it in all its splendor for all the world to see. 1704
兼任
けんにん
hold two posts simultaneously
**(1st) concurrently: the animal horns…horizontal stroke(hold up horns)…rake with two handles…(two extra side strokes)….
This man is trying to hold down two jobs concurrently, one as a gardener and one cleaning the stalls of bulls. He uses the same rake for both, but he practically has to be in two places at once (double line) and things were beginning to split and fall apart (including his rake’s handle literally splitting). 1723
**(2nd) responsibility: person…porter (carries luggage)….
The person carrying the majority of the responsibility is the porter. 1078
**ALL: concurrently…responsibility….
(pronunciation) even “people like Ken”（けんにん）have to have two jobs at once to make ends meet.
兼ねる
かねる
double as
**(1st) concurrently: the animal horns…horizontal stroke(hold up horns)…rake with two handles…(two extra side strokes)….
This man is trying to hold down two jobs concurrently, one as a gardener and one cleaning the stalls of bulls. He uses the same rake for both, but he practically has to be in two places at once (double line) and things were beginning to split and fall apart (including his rake’s handle literally splitting). 1723
嫌いな
きらいな
disliked, disgusting, disagreeable
**dislike: woman…concurrently…
Women generally dislike it when they find out you are seeing them concurrently with someone else. 1724
嫌悪感
けんおかん
hatred, aversion
**(1st) dislike: woman…concurrently…
Women generally dislike it when they find out you are seeing them concurrently with someone else. 1724
**ALL: dislike…bad…emotion….
Hatred is a bad emotion born from dislike.
(pronunciation) Ken has always seemed perfect, but, Oh!, he feels（かん）those things too?
機嫌
きげん
mood, temper, spirits
**(1st) mechanism: tree…abacus…
The abacus is a mechanism used for counting, that is made of wood. 1482
(right side) how many: two cocoons…person…fiesta…
The number of people participating in the fiesta this year was larger than most, so the chief mathematician used an abacus to figure out how many cocoons each person would get to crack open. 1481
**(2nd) dislike: woman…concurrently…
Women generally dislike it when they find out you are seeing them concurrently with someone else. 1724
**ALL: mechanism…dislike…
What mood someone is in is the mechanism that will determine if they are going to dislike what you have to tell them.
(pronunciation) is their気げん（気）？
嫌な
いやな
disagreeable, unpleasant, disgusting
**dislike: woman…concurrently…
Women generally dislike it when they find out you are seeing them concurrently with someone else. 1724
尋ねる
たずねる
ask, inquire
**inquire: broom…craft…mouth…glue…
Someone walks in on Kiki with her broom up on the craft table trying to glue it back together. They open their mouth to inquire if she is a witch, but she quickly makes up an excuse. 1228
尋問
じんもん
question, examine
**(1st) inquire: broom…craft…mouth…glue…
Someone walks in on Kiki with her broom up on the craft table trying to glue it back together. They open their mouth to inquire if she is a witch, but she quickly makes up an excuse. 1228
寿命
じゅみょう
life span
**(1st) longevity: bushes…glue…
A person who doesn’t understand plants saw the leaves falling off her bushes and thought they were dying, so to increase their longevity she glued the leaves back on. 1687
**(2nd) fate: fit…stamp…
Live life to try and fit the fate that you were stamped with at birth. 1502
**ALL: longevity…fate…
戦闘
せんとう battle, combat **(2nd) fight: gates...beans...glue... You are looking at the aftermath of a food fight. You walk through the gates to the cafeteria to find beans practically glues to the walls. 1757 **ALL: war...fight... (pronunciation) think: "sent to" battle
