わきの下をくすぐるの英語

to tickle one under the arm

to hold something under one's arm

to have compassion for one's inferiors

way down―low down

to go down―come down

directly under

the hollow place under the arm, called arm pit

to look down

the lower jaw

(in Japan) a 'hakama' worn under kimono trousers

to bring something in an elevated position to a lower position

dark rings under one's eyes

set the tray down

She is standing with her eyes cast down―with her eyes on the ground.

to fall downward

a condition of being pressed under something

to go down―come down―（二階からなら）―go downstairs―come downstairs

to cut something down from the top

press down

to look down―look on the ground―cast one's eyes on the ground―lower one's eyes

to fall down―fall to the ground

an undergarment type of kimono that is worn under layers of other kimonos

beneath the skin

to play a subordinate part―play second fiddle

Keep low!

a horizontal piece of timber placed in a low location

the state of facing down

the lower end portion of something

to domineer over one's subordinates―lords it over one's inferiors

the condition of lying under something