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arrangement, configuration
deployment, stationing |
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| Metropolitan Police Department (esp. Tokyo) |
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| measure, countermeasure, preventative action |
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| chief, general manager, director, commander |
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above ground, surface
the earth, the world |
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| viewing platform, observatory |
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| to run to, to rush to, to come running |
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| to surround, to encircle, to envelop |
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to pull tight, to draw, to stretch
to string (lines), to run (cable)
to pull towards oneself
to drag, to haul, to tow
to lead (e.g., one's followers)
to take someone somewhere
to tempt into joining
to draw out, to delay, to prolong
to quote, to cite
to wear, to put on |
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plop, thump
(hanging) straight down |
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"look, …" "listen, …"
mind you, you know, you see, okay?
[makes a question emphatic] |
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| sound of (police car) sirens |
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blockade
freezing (funds/assets) |
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steadily, patiently, untiringly
knocking, tapping, clicking |
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reflection, projected image
clip, footage, recording
mental image |
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swing, wave
appearance, behavior
(usually after verb or noun+の) pretending to
walk-in (going to a restaurant/hotel without a reservation)
dance move, dance position
lead in (to a joke, question etc.) |
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| the whole ___, including ___, ___ and all |
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| natural, reasonable, a matter of course |
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| no matter what, whatever you say |
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sputtering, smoldering
repeatedly pricking, repeatedly stabbing
mutterings of discontent, grumbling in complaint |
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performance, stage appearance
to act (in a play) |
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