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Japans 477

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sonchō (村長)
a village chief
songai (損害)
damage, an injury, a loss, casualties
somemono (染物)
dyed goods
sonna (損な)
disadvantageous, unfavourable, losing, unprofitable
ni sokushite (に即して)
in conformity with
sonaeru (備える)
to provide, to equip, to install, to fit; to possess, to have, to be endowed; to prepare oneself, to provide for
sokutatsuyūbin (速達郵便)
special delivery mail, express delivery post
son'eki (損益)
profit and loss
kao o someru (顔を染める)
to turn red, to blush
sonkaigiin (村会議員)
a member of a village council
son'ekikeisansho (損益計算書)
a statement of profit and loss
songen (尊厳)
dignity, prestige
sonnnani ~ de nai (そんなに~でない)
not very ~
sonsuru (損する)
to lose, to suffer a loss
sokutatsu (速達)
special delivery, express delivery
somukeru (背ける)
to avert, to turn away
sokutatsu no tegami (速達の手紙)
a special delivery letter
man'ichi ni sonaeru (万一に備える)
to prepare for the worst
sonae (備え)
readiness, preparation(s), defenses
sonna kaimono (損な買物)
a bad bargain
sonchō suru (尊重する)
to respect, to hold in respect, to esteem, to value, to prize, to think highly of
igen o sonaeru (威厳を備える)
to have dignity
shokuyoku o sokushin suru (食欲を促進する)
to stimulate one's appetite
sokushin suru (促進する)
to quicken, to tep up, to promote
sometsuke (染付け)
printing, dyeing
sokutei (測定)
measurement
sonna (そんな)
such
sokutō (即答)
an immediate answer, a ready reply
somatsuna nari o shita (粗末ななりをした)
plainly clothed
sonkai suru (損壊する)
to be damaged and destroyed
sonkin (損金)
a loss, pecuniary loss
songaigaku (損害額)
the amount of damage
songaihoken (損害保険)
non-life insurance
songai o yaburu (損害を破る)
to suffer damage, to suffer a loss
sonkei (尊敬)
respect, reverence, a high regard, esteem
sonjiru (損じる)
to damage, to injure, to hurt, to spoil; to be damaged, to be injured, to wear (out), to become worn out, to get out of order
sokutatsu de dasu (速達で出す)
to send by express
somosomo (そもそも)
well, now, to begin with, in the first place
sokuza ni (即座に)
on the spot, instantly, promptly
son ni naru (損になる)
to do not pay
sonawaru (備わる)
to be furnished, to be possessed of, to be endowed with
songaibaishō o yōkyū suru (損害賠償を要求する)
to claim damages
somemoyō (染め模様)
a printed pattern
songai o ataeru (損害を与える)
to cause damage, to do harm to, to inflict a loss
sonchō subeki (尊重すべき)
respectable, estimable, worthy of esteem
some (染め)
colouring, dyeing
sokuza no (即座の)
ready, prompt, extempore
kitai ni somuku (期待に背く)
to be contrary to a person's expectations
somatsuni suru (粗末にする)
[人を] to treat unkindly, to neglect, [品物を] to handle carelessly, to waste
son (損)
a loss, disadvantage, damage
someru (染める)
to dye, to colour
somaru (染まる)
to be dyed, to be smeared, to be imbued, to be tainted
songaibaishō (損害賠償)
compensation for damages
somewakeru (染め分ける)
to dye in different colours
sonae areba urei nashi (備えあれば憂いなし)
The readiness is all
sokyū suru (遡及する)
to trace back, to retrace, to be retroactive, to act retroactively
sokutō suru (即答する)
to give an immediate answer, to reply at once
sonbō (存亡)
life or death, existence
sondaina (尊大な)
arrogant, haughty, self-important, overbearing
somemonoya (染物屋)
a dyer
sonmaemono (供物)
an offering
some ga warui (染が悪い)
to be badly dyed
sokusuru (即する)
to agree, to be adapted, to be based
akaku someru (赤く染める)
to dye red
sokutei suru (測定する)
to measure
oya no i ni somuite (親の意に背いて)
against one's parents' wishes
somuku (背く)
to disobey, to go against, to break [a promise], to violate; to rise against, to revolt, to betray
some ga yoi (染が良い)
to be well dyed
somatsuna (粗末な)
coarse, humble, crude, poor, plain
kikyūsonbō no toki (危急存亡の秋)
a crisis
sondaini kamaeru (尊大に構える)
to put on airs, to give oneself airs, to assume an air of importance
sonkei suru (尊敬する)
to esteem, to hold in high esteem, to respect, to look up, to have respect for
sonmin (村民)
a villager
songenshi (尊厳死)
death with dignity
sokyūtekina (遡及的な)
retroactive, retrospective
sonaeru (供える)
to offer, to make an offering
sokushin'undō (促進運動)
a movement for the realization of

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