Yojijukugo (Japanese Four-Character Idioms)

Type: yojijukugo
Results: 191–200 of 267
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しんしゅつきぼつ (shinshutsu kibotsu)

Appearing and disappearing unpredictably.

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いいつたいろう (ii tsu tairō)

Defeating an enemy by waiting for them to tire while conserving one’s own strength.

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せいてんはくじつ (seiten hakujitsu)

Being completely cleared of suspicion; pure and upright.

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きしょうてんけつ (kishō tenketsu)

The four-part structure of introduction, development, turn, and conclusion in writing or storytelling.

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かいとうらんま (kaitō ranma)

To solve a complicated problem with decisive skill.

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いちもうだじん (ichimō dajin)

To round up and capture all at once.

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ひゃっかりょうらん (hyakka ryōran)

A profusion of blooming flowers; a gathering of many outstanding people or talents.

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あんしんりつめい (anshin ritsumei)

Peace of mind and acceptance

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わようせっちゅう (wayō secchū)

Japanese-Western fusion

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しつじつごうけん (shitsujitsu gōken)

Unpretentious and robust