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outright (adjective) あからさまな、率直な、完全な、徹底的な　（副詞）遠慮せず、公然と、完全に

(adjective) open and direct

(adverb) wholly and completely, immediately or instantly

I would like to listen to your utright opinon.

tenure 保有条件、保有（在職）期間、

the conditions under which land or buildings are held or occupied, the holding of an office, guaranteed permanent employment, especially as a teacher or lecturer, after a probationary peirod.

One tenure of US president is 4 years.

arreas （借金・支払いなどの）滞り、（仕事などの）遅れ、支払い残金、滞納金

money tha is owed and should have been paid earlier.

If there is arreas, at a debtor, the bank needs to recognize the bad debt allowance.

painful (adjective) (傷・体の一部が)痛い

(of a part of the body) affected with pain. causing phiscal pain

Sometimes, wisdom teeth are painful in case they are in jawbone.

molar 奥歯

a grinding tooth at the back of a mammal's mouth

Molars are important to digest foods.

寝具 bedclothes、毛布 blanket、マットレス mattress

bedclothes : coverings for a bed, such as sheets and blankets.

blanket : a large piece of woolen or similar material used as a covering on a bed or elesewhere for warmth.

mattress : a fabric case filled with soft, firm, or springy material, used for sleeping on.

I hang bedclothes out to air them.

rampant はびこっている、猛威をふるう

(especially of something unwelcome) flourishing or spreading unchcked, unrestrained in action or performance, lush in growth, luxuriant

Flu is rampant in winter.

collapse (自動詞)崩壊する、倒れる、卒倒する

suddenly fall down or give way

cause to fall down or give way

fall down and become unconscious as a result of illness or injury.

He collapsed immediately after he listen to unreasonable claim.

stabilize （他動詞）を安定させる、（自動詞）安定する

make ot become stable.

Japan bank should normalize Japan financial policy to stablize the economy.

elastic (adjective) 弾力性のある、しなやかな
able to resume its normal shape spontaneously after being streched or compressed
(economics) (of demand or supply) sensitive to changes in price or income

It is necessary to have elastic mascles.