for; for the purpose of; in order to

to comprehend, know well, or be familiar with something or someone

at last or in the end after a period of time or series of events

apart from; besides; in addition to (used to exclude or include)

to an extreme degree; exceedingly (used as a post-adjectival complement)

used as a resultative verb suffix to indicate the inability to carry out or complete an action

to be done for, doomed, or used as an exclamation of dismay

a modal particle indicating that's all, only, or nothing much

cannot stand or endure; unable to tolerate something due to intensity or annoyance

expression of resigned acceptance, agreement, or dismissal of a topic

amazing, terrific, or remarkable, especially in terms of ability or achievement

to dismiss a thought, suggestion, or plan as no longer necessary or relevant

serious, alarming, or significant (usually used in the negative)

an exclamation used to express alarm, realization of a mistake, or that something has gone wrong

to have the final say or be the one in charge of making decisions

to bring a matter, debt, or dispute to a final conclusion or resolution

used as an interjection when one suddenly remembers something or wants to change the topic

to be on the point of death or about to die

to an extreme degree; exceedingly

plain, distinct, and easy to understand

without end; continuing incessantly; on and on

cannot do without; to be unable to manage without

exceptional; outstanding; remarkable

to be done with a task or to bring a matter to an end, often perfunctorily

to know something or someone extremely well; to be intimately familiar with something, as if looking at one's own palm

to terminate a relationship or take one's own life

obvious at a glance

to put up with; to endure

incapable of being avoided; bound to happen

to settle a matter or get it over with

in the end or at last, following a sequence of events

to speak frankly; to put it simply

to resolve, bring to an end, or fulfill a matter or wish

to require or take less than a specific limit of time, money, or effort

not yet completed or settled, typically referring to business or tasks

direct and plainspoken; blunt and to the point

To resolve a matter by doing nothing about it or allowing it to end without a formal conclusion or result.

terrible; awful; (of a situation) serious

to understand clearly; evident

to end

to resolve a dispute or legal matter informally or out of court through private agreement rather than official channels

cicada (onomatopoeic)

(idiom) once the main problem is solved, all troubles are solved; death ends all one's troubles

clear and simple; expressed in straightforward and easy-to-understand terms

to avoid a problem or responsibility by simply walking away from it

to do things half-heartedly; to merely go through the motions

to laugh away instead of taking seriously

to lose all interest in life