The drop in temperature is sudden, and I feel like I might catch a cold.
This curtain hangs down too long.
sumo wrestler's ornamental apron strings
Sumo term for the decorative cords hanging from the front of a wrestler's belt.
A sumo wrestler's sagari are the ornamental cords that hang in front of the ceremonial apron.
food offering to the gods; leftovers; hand-me-downs
Usually as お下がり. Refers to offerings made to deities, or items (food, clothes) passed down from someone else.
We receive the food offering from the household Shinto altar.
I wear my older sister's hand-me-down clothes.
leaving one's master's place for home
Rare, historical use referring to a servant or apprentice returning home from their master's house.
In the old days, live-in workers looked forward to their once-a-year trip home.
a little after ...
Suffix attached to time expressions to mean 'a little past' that time. E.g., 三時下がり = a little after 3 o'clock.
Let's meet at the station a little after three.
sagari (Go term); extending a group of stones toward the edge
Go term, usually written in katakana as サガリ. A move that extends a group of stones downward toward the edge of the board.
In this position, the sagari is a good move.
A friend came to visit a little after three o'clock.
I got hand-me-down clothes from my older sister.
Sales have been tending to decline recently.
The sumo wrestler ties on his ornamental apron strings before the match.
doorstepping; ambush interview; lying in wait to corner someone · hanging; dangling
drooping pine
downward-slanting eyes · declining trend; downward tendency
powder-puff tree; Barringtonia racemosa
front part low; front part hanging down
leave allowed a servant; short-term leave for a domestic worker
falling intonation; downward pitch · downward trend; decline
downhill path
falling edge; trailing edge; decay
rise and fall; fluctuation