刻

Idiomatic expression; From a fable in Master Lü's Spring and Autumn Annals

to not be getting with the times; to be unaware that things are changing

same time

to keep in one's mind; to take to heart

local time

time of receipt (of a package, etc. by the post office)

Computing

delivery time stamp indication

Computing

submission time stamp indication; MS

Computing

sampling time

Idiomatic expression; Suru verb - special class

to engrave in one's heart

present time; now

Idiomatic expression; From a story in Master Lü's Spring and Autumn Annals

to not be getting with the times; to be unaware that things are changing; to drop one's sword (in the river) and carve (a mark) on the boat (to mark the spot where the sword was dropped)

hour of the Monkey (around 4pm, 3-5pm, or 4-6pm)

Rare term

publication of two or more different books together as one

'taru' adjective

very rigorous; strict; cruel

hour of the Boar (around 10pm, 9-11pm, or 10pm to 12 midnight)

hour of the Ox (around 2am, 1-3am, or 2-4am)

hour of the Dragon (around 8am, 7-9am, or 8-10am)

hour of the Tiger (around 4am, 3-5am, or 4-6am)

hour of the Rat (around midnight, 11pm to 1am, or 12 midnight to 2am)

hour of the Rabbit (around 6am, 5-7am, or 6-8am); hour of the Hare

hour of the Snake (around 10am, 9-11am, or 10am-12 noon); hour of the Serpent

hour of the Horse (around noon, 11am-1pm, or 12 noon-2pm)

hour of the Sheep (around 2pm, 1-3pm, or 2-4pm)

hour of the Rooster (around 6pm, 5-7pm, or 6-8pm); hour of the Cock