to draw (water); to ladle; to pour (into a cup); to drink (together); to consider (feelings, the situation, etc.); to sympathize with
to draw (water); to scoop up; to dip up; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.); to grasp; to surmise
to draw (water, etc.); to scoop up; to pump up; to draw on (ideas) (from subordinates, the public, etc.); to take into account; to adopt
to enter into a person's feelings; to guess what somebody feels (using one's intuition)
to consider others' feelings; to sympathize with somebody's feelings
to be descended from; to be drawn from (the tradition of); to be derived from; to follow the school (tradition) of
to bail out (water); to dip out; to ladle out; to start drawing (water)
serving tea (esp. at a company); tea server; tea lady
drawing seawater to make salt; person who draws water from the sea
to draw (water); to fill (with water); to take into consideration
freshly-drawn (e.g. water)
to apportion drawn water; to ladle into separate containers; to show understanding
dipping up (night soil); scooping up
toilet (from which night-soil may be collected)
outhouse (from which night-soil may be collected); privy
to empty out; to drain out; to pump dry
drawing hot water; person who draws hot water; employee who pours clean hot water used for rinsing in a bathhouse; ladle (esp. used in bathhouses)
the events of today are destined by the past; even drawing water from the same river reveals a bond from a former life; even chance relationships can be attributed to the working of fate
person who gathers night soil
to bail out the ocean with a teaspoon; (lit.) to scoop water with a basket