英和和英

to indulge oneself―do as one pleases―lay down the law

as

（客の方から言うと）to give one custom―patronize a shop―（店の方から言うと）―have some people for customers―enjoy the custom of some people―be patronized by some people.

as it is

to be careless―let things take care of themselves―leave anything to chance

to neglect anything

wear one's hair in bangs

to make anything public―publish the matter―give publicity to an affair

to neglect―slight

to make someone become overeager

to make something of a person or thing

to stand on the defensive

make sparse

（約束なら）to rely upon one or one's promise―（物なら）―expect―lay one's account with―something―（結果なら）―expect―wait for―look for―count upon―calculate upon―reckon upon―lay one's account with―some event.

of a person, to do something for someone

to create a monopoly

to bind a book in paper

persuasive relevance

the act of trifling with something for amusement purposes

to take some aside, separating it

to be different

to do something little by little

the act of being jaundiced against something

to be beneficial to a thing or person

the condition of hitting the mark

to have fun with someone

to starboard the helm

to clutch anything

make certain of

of a person, to rely on something