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Making and Doing

Making and Doing uses 53 kanji to practice making, doing, and using.

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This deck is a short path through making, doing, and using for steady review.

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  1. 01make, production, prepareIt provides the base for many 'making' verbs, from simple crafts to professional works.
  2. 02utilize, business, serviceThis character is essential for describing preparation or the use of items for a purpose.
  3. 03使use, send on a mission, orderFocus on the practical use of tools or sending messages with this character.
  4. 04hold, haveUse this kanji to describe physical possession or the act of bringing items with you.
  5. 05take, fetch, take upIt covers the hands-on action of taking, fetching, or handling objects.
  6. 06exit, leave, go outThis character handles actions involving exits or bringing things out to light.
  7. 07enter, insertIt represents the action of entering spaces or inserting objects into them.
  8. 08writeFocus on the act of writing books, notes, or recording information here.
  9. 09association, braid, plaitThis kanji is used for assembling parts or forming organized groups.
  10. 10strike, hit, knockIt represents physical actions like hitting, knocking, or striking a surface.
  11. 11buildFocus on the physical construction of buildings and standing structures here.
  12. 12create, make, structureIt is often used for creating structures or large-scale production like shipbuilding.
  13. 13made in..., manufactureThis character specifically marks manufactured goods and industrial production.
  14. 14genesis, wound, injuryUse this kanji when describing the origin of something new or creative works.
  15. 15fabricate, build, constructIt focuses on the construction of foundations, mounds, and built environments.
  16. 16attire, dress, pretendThis character covers the actions of dressing, equipping, or installing devices.
  17. 17compilation, knit, plaitIt represents the process of knitting yarn or compiling text into a final edit.
  18. 18weave, fabricFocus on the specific action of weaving fabric or creating textiles here.
  19. 19paint, plaster, daubThis kanji covers applying paint, plaster, or coating to various surfaces.
  20. 20sketch, compose, writeUse this character to describe drawing, sketching, or painting a visual scene.
  21. 21carve, engrave, chisel彫 describes the artistic act of carving wood or stone to create a sculpture.
  22. 22examination, investigate検 covers the necessary step of inspecting or investigating a process to ensure quality.
  23. 23push, stop, check押 represents the physical action of pushing a button or pressing something into place.
  24. 24grip, hold, mould sushi握 shows the hand action used for gripping tools or even molding sushi.
  25. 25discard, throw away, abandon捨 represents the act of discarding scraps or throwing away what is no longer needed.
  26. 26pick up, gather, find拾 describes the action of picking up or gathering materials found on the ground.
  27. 27dwindle, decrease, reduce減 is used when reducing quantities or decreasing speed during a task.
  28. 28pressure, push, overwhelm圧 focuses on the force of pressure used when pushing or dominating a physical space.
  29. 29engrave, cut fine, chop刻 illustrates the precision of engraving or chopping materials into fine pieces.
  30. 30alliance, oath盟 represents the formal act of making an alliance or swearing a binding oath.
  31. 31beguile, delusion, perplexity惑 describes the confusion or delusion that can happen when one is misled while doing something.
  32. 32fermentation酵 deals with the biological process of fermentation used in making bread or alcohol.
  33. 33husk, nut shell殻 involves the action of removing a husk or breaking through a nut shell.
  34. 34guy, slave, manservant奴 identifies the individuals, fellows, or workers involved in performing a labor.
  35. 35high, boasting喬 describes high or towering things, often used for tall trees or elevated status.
  36. 36office, official, comrade曹 refers to officials or comrades working together within an office or organization.
  37. 37lightning-bug, firefly蛍 represents the firefly, whose glowing light is often used in the word for fluorescent lamps.
  38. 38bargain, reason, charge廉 relates to finding a bargain or the point of having a clear reason for an action.
  39. 39rectify, straighten, correct矯 describes the act of rectifying or straightening something to correct its form.
  40. 40swallow (bird)燕 represents the swallow, a bird often seen in nature or mentioned in the context of edible nests.
  41. 41respect, revere, long forThis kanji represents the formal action of showing deep respect or reverence toward someone.
  42. 42vine, ivyOften seen in nature, this kanji describes how vines and ivy climb and spread across surfaces.
  43. 43chairEssential for furniture making, this character is most common in the word for a chair.
  44. 44accompany, applaud, banterIt covers the rhythmic actions of playing music or accompanying a performance with applause.
  45. 45selfish, arbitraryThis kanji describes the selfish action of doing exactly as one pleases without restraint.
  46. 46arc, arch, bowUsed for arcs and bows, this character appears when creating or drawing curved shapes.
  47. 47all present, be complete, uniformThis action involves gathering items to make a set complete or ensuring they are all uniform.
  48. 48fine (i.e. not coarse)It highlights the meticulous doing involved in creating fine, detailed, or precise work.
  49. 49practice, gloss, trainA fundamental action for any learner, this kanji focuses on the practice and training needed to polish a skill.
  50. 50fear, uneasiness, anxietyThis character covers the mental action of considering risks or anticipating a bad outcome.
  51. 51fill in, fill up, make goodIt describes the physical action of filling in gaps or completing something by filling it up.
  52. 52confinement, to tieThis kanji refers to the restrictive action of confinement or tying something down securely.
  53. 53question markHistorically used as an interrogative, this character marks the linguistic action of asking a question.
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