英和和英

to cultivate a magnanimous spirit （under natural influences）―submit oneself to natural influences―（遊んでなどなら）―raise one's spirits

to foster one's vanity

to foster a military spirit in the people―martialize the people

to give free play to noble and generous impulses

to raise one's spirits―freshen oneself for work

to cultivate a public spirit

to cultivate good customs

of a person's character, being aroused and determined to do something

to cultivate the powers of manhood

to cultivate public morality

to cultivate moral character

to cultivate virtue

They return freshened for work.

to cultivate an indomitable spirit―a dauntless spirit

to foster the spirit of patriotism

to cultivate perseverance

to enrich national resources

in Buddhism, to be spiritually awakened and attain Buddhahood

One's heart preys on itself.

violent-tempered

a state of being bashful and shy

to cause someone to be irritated

to dissipate care―divert one's mind from care

a glad feeling

of one's consciousness, to be dim

I am feverish owing to the weather.

of someone, being emotionally depressed

to feel hollowness

of a person's mood, being vacant

of feelings, comfortable