Words — 280 found
うし
牛
1. cattle (Bos taurus); cow; bull; ox; calf
- ちち父
- は
- ぼくじょう牧場
- を
- も持っていて
- うし牛
- や
- うま馬
- を
- しいく飼育
- している 。
- にほん日本
- の
- うし牛
- は
- こうはんい広範囲に
- しもふ霜降り
- が
- ある 。
牛 【ぎゅう】、ウシ
とうりょう
棟梁
1. central figure; pillar (e.g. of the nation); mainstay; chief support; leader
- かれ彼
- は
- しょうらい将来
- こっか国家
- の
- とうりょう棟梁
- たる
- べき
- うつわ器
- だ 。
2. chief; boss; leader; head
3. master carpenter
4. beams and ridge supports of a rooforig. meaning
ボス
1. boss; leader; head
2. boss (difficult enemy, usu. at the end of a section or level)Video games
3. Voss; Vos
4. Boss
モンスター
1. monster; monstrosity
2. giant; influential figure; colossus
3. monsterlike; over-demanding; bullying; overbearing; bossy
おやかた
親方
1. master; boss; chief; foreman; supervisorHonorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language, Only applies to おやかた, See also 子方 こかた
2. stable masterSumo, Honorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language, Only applies to おやかた
3. craftsman; artisanHonorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language, Only applies to おやかた
4. foster parentArchaic
親方 【おやがた】
とっき
突起
1. protuberance; projection; prominence; protrusion; bump; boss; process; apophysis
凸起 【とっき】
凸起: Rarely-used kanji form.
もとじ
元締め
1. manager; controller; administrator
2. chief treasurer
3. boss (of a gambling den)
4. Motojime
元締 【もとじめ】
はたがしら
旗頭
1. leader; boss
2. upper part of a flag
3. (Okinawa) bamboo poles with an attached vertical flag and an elaborate display at the top that are used during the annual fertility and thanks-giving festivals
1. influential man; boss
1. boss; chief; head
せきほうたい
赤報隊
1. Sekihōtai (short-lived pro-imperial volunteer corps formed during the Boshin War)Historical term
2. Sekihoutai
げきりんふ
逆鱗に触れる
1. to infuriate one's superior; to incur the anger of one's boss; to bring (a superior's) wrath down upon oneIdiomatic expression
2. to incur the Imperial wrath; to offend the Emperor; to touch the scale on a dragon's throatIdiomatic expression, orig. meaning
ぼしんせんそう
戊辰戦争
1. Boshin War (Japanese civil war between Imperial and shogunate forces; 1868-1869)Historical term