英和和英

get the sack

get the sack

to cut off the enemy's head

to gibbet a head

to put one's head on one side―fall to thinking

to cut off one's head―behead one―decapitate one―（首にするの意味なら）―dismiss one―cashier one

with bowed head

When I look back upon the past―reflect on the past.

to duck one's head―shrug one's shoulders

to bow one's head

to shake one's head

to put one's head on one side

to incline one's head―put one's head on one side

risk one's neck

the area of or around the neck

to cut off the head―sever the head from the trunk―behead a man―decapitate a man

the back side of the neck

He had his head cut off―He was beheaded―decapitated―（首にされたの意味なら）―He was dismissed―cashiered.

the action of cutting off a person's head

the state of the neck being long

make a long neck

He stood thinking with his head on one side.

a position called commander-in-chief

I'm ready to be fired.

to nod assent

to be unable to think of anything

a device used to inflict torture called a cangue

a person who is a commander-in-chief

I will answer for it with my life.

with the head foremost