My words

日本酒

にほんしゅ

sake, Japanese rice wine

お酒

おさけ ごしゅ

alcohol, sake

勝負

しょうぶ

victory or defeat, match, contest, game, bout

熱い

あつい

hot (thing) passionate (feelings etc) ardent hot (eg gaze) hot (eg temper) zealous enthusiastic fired up intense severe extreme hot (topic) of interest

熱

ねつ

heat, fever, temperature, zeal, passion, enthusiasm, mania, craze, rage

増加

ぞうか

increase, increment, addition, increasing

治る

なおる

to be cured, to get well, to be healed, to get mended, to be repaired, to be fixed

婦人服

ふじんふく

women's clothing

地位

ちい

(social) position, status

飛び出る

とびでる

to project, to protrude, to pop out (e.g. eyes), to jump out, to rush out

平行線

へいこうせん

parallel line, parallel line, parallel lines

首相

しゅしょう

Prime Minister, Chancellor (Germany, Austria, etc.), Premier

訪問

ほうもん

call, visit

直ちに

ただちに

at once, immediately, directly, in person, automatically

防ぐ

ふせぐ

to defend (against), to protect, to prevent

組む

くむ

to cross (legs or arms), to link (arms), to put together, to construct, to assemble, to produce (e.g. TV program), to braid, to plait, to grapple, to wrestle, to unite, to join, to link up, to form an alliance, to set (e.g. type), to issue (e.g. money order)

首都

しゅと

capital city, metropolis

孫

まご

grandchild

一緒に

いっしょに

together (with) at the same time in a lump

liaise

連絡をとる

gratis

ただで, 無料で

旅行

りょこう

travel trip travel

疲れた

つかれた

worn-out (as opposed to sleepy)

症

しょう

illness

並んで

ならんで

alongside, side-by-side, abreast

挑む

いどむ

to challenge, to throw down the gauntlet, to contend for, to tackle, to pressure someone for sex, to woo, to make love to

記す

しるす きす

to write down, to note, to jot down, to remember

無理

むり

impossible, forcible, forced, compulsory, excessive (work, etc.), immoderate, to work too hard, to try too hard, irrational, unnatural, unjustifiable, unreasonable

似る

にる

to resemble, to look like, to take after, to be similar (in status, condition, etc.), to be close, to be alike, to be like

覚める

さめる

to wake, to wake up, to become sober, to sober up, to regain consciousness (e.g. after anaesthesia), to come to one's senses, to be disillusioned