(n, vs) going easy on someone; take situational peculiarities into consideration; rough estimate; making an allowance for
彼は手加減をしない人です。
He likes to play hardball with people.

てかがみ(tekagami) 【手鏡】

てすう(tesuu) · てかず(tekazu) 【手数】

てかせ(tekase) · てがせ(tegase) · てかし(tekashi) · てがし(tegashi) · しゅかい(shukai) 【手かせ ·手枷 ·手桎 ·手械 ·手梏 ·梏】

あいてかた(aitekata) · あいてがた(aitegata) 【相手方】

えてかって(etekatte) 【得手勝手】

Sentences containing てか

「どうぞ、座って下さいください」と言われてから、椅子いすに座るすわる。

After being told, "Please, sit down," I sit in the chair.

「帰ろ」「マックよってかない？」

"Let's head back." "Shall we drop by MacDonald's?"

Ah, well I've bandaged it for the meantime but if that's awkward then it's fine to replace it with a plaster when you get home.

あの野暮ったいやぼったい服ふくを幾らいくらで買ったのかと聞いただけで、彼女かのじょは逆上ぎゃくじょうしてする私わたしにくってかかってきたくる。

I only asked her what she paid for that dull-looking dress and she flew off the handle at me.

The politician is as slippery as an eel!

あの女の子おんなのこはお金おかねに縁がなく育ったが、結婚けっこんしてするからは浪費家ろうひかになった。

The girl had grown up without any money and when she married she became a spendthrift.

Maybe you don't know this, but nobody could ever take your place.

How long has it been since you gave up teaching at that school?

How long is it since you bought this car?

「結婚けっこんしてするからも私わたし働いて構わないかまわないわよ」と彼女かのじょは言った。

"I don't mind if I keep working even after we're married," she said.