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にひきかえ => In contrast to A N1

Comparison/ Exchange

[向「む」]け => Made for A, intended for A N2

Adjectival, Descriptions

に[難「むずか」]くない => It's not hard to A N1

Adjectival, Descriptions

だろうと[思「おも」]う => I think probably A N4

Sentence Endings

ようと[思「おも」]う => I think I will A N4

Causative, Passive, Volitional

[必要「ひつよう」]はない => It is not necessary for A to be done N2

Needs, Requirements

かと[思「おも」]ったら／かと[思「おも」]うと => Athough A, B., As soon as I noticed A, B, almost immediately after A, B N2

Time, Situation

ずにすむ => Not doing A will suffice; Can get by without doing A N1

Need/Requirements

と[思「おも」]いきや => Even though A (was thought/expected), different result B N1

Contrast/Surprise

と([思「おも」]う、[言「い」]う、[考「かんが」]える) => That A N4

Particles

へ => Go to N, head to N , Often followed by verbs like 行く/いく, 来る/くる, 向かう/むかう… N5

Particles