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  • Exact matchCommon

    fortune, luck, chance

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    operation (of a machine), running, working; driving (a vehicle); use (of capital, funds, etc.), management, investment

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    to carry, to transport, to move, to convey; to come, to go; to wield (a tool, etc.), to use

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    exercise, physical training, workout, sports, athletics; appeal, campaign, drive, crusade, movement, lobbying; motion, movement

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    fate, destiny, lot

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    management, administration, operation

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    making use of, application, practical use, effective management (e.g. of funds); operation (esp. of a boat), steering

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    transport, freight, shipping, moving (goods)

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    operation (of a bus or train service), service, running; movement (of a heavenly body), motion, revolution

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    (navigable) canal, waterway

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    transport, transportation, conveyance, carriage

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    (passenger) fare; freight rates, shipping expenses

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    transportation

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    progress, pace, carriage, step, stage

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    operation (of a ship or aircraft route), service, navigation, flight

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    suspension (of a transportation service), cancellation, stoppage

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    luckily

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    driver, chauffeur

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    Ministry of Transport

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    sports ground, playing field, playground

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    lack of physical exercise, insufficient exercise, inactivity

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    driver's license, driver's licence, driving licence

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    athletic meet (esp. at a school), sports day, field day

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    (professional) driver (of a taxi, train, etc.), motorman; mate (on a ship), officer

  • to carry in, to bring in

  • to carry out (of somewhere), to transport, to take out

  • to carry away

  • to carry or bring in(to)

  • fortune, luck

  • to carry or bring (up)

  • courier, smuggler, carrier (e.g. of illegal drugs), trafficker

  • Edo-period business taxes

  • fate, fortune

  • leaving to chance, leaving to fate

  • brush strokes, manner of using a brush, use of a pen, penmanship

  • out of luck, (at the) end of one's rope

  • trying one's luck, test of one's luck

  • lucky, fortunate

  • lucky, fortunate

  • unlucky