to cross over; to cross; to pass through; to exceed; to surpass; to be more (than)
far; distant; distant (past); remote (in time); distant (relationship or kinship); having little to do (with someone); far (from something else in quality, degree, etc.)
to reward; to recompense; to repay; to retaliate; to get revenge
highlight (scene); high point; climax; show-off scene (of an actor in a play)
to brace oneself; to focus one's energies; to focus one's mind
after having come this far; now that we've come this far
sermon; preaching; remonstration; scolding; lecturing
to do earnestly; to get serious
to come down; to go down; to hang; to dangle; to move back; to step back; to deteriorate
does not seem; unlikely; improbable
finally; after; following; at the end (of)
to roar; to reverberate; to be well-known; to be famous; to palpitate; to throb
fragment; broken piece; chip; ounce (of truth, conscience, etc.); trace; shred
madness; insanity; irregularity; deviation; fanaticism; fanatic
opening; start; opening credits; title sequence; theme song (played during the opening credits of a TV show, etc.)
to gain on; to put pressure on; to close in on
to come alive; to get going; to start to move
rolling (ship, etc.); rolling (start, plan, etc.); illegal street racing
north; the North; northern territories; North Korea; (arch.) north wind
to shake; to waver; to tremble
dramatic; exciting; touching; extreme
not knowing when to give up; being a bad loser; poor at letting things go; unable to accept the inevitable
small amount; jot; nothing much; (to a) slight degree; wee bit
phantom; vision; illusion; extremely rare item
life or death struggle; mortal combat; struggle to the death
untrodden (region, field of study, etc.); unprecedented (discovery, achievement, etc.)
to make progress; to develop; to evolve (method, style, etc.)
overthrow; defeat; bringing down; knockdown
as a matter of fact; actually; effectively; in reality; in effect
ultimate; final; last; eventual
to have a talk; to tell a story
to creep up; to crawl up; to overcome (a bad situation); to rise (after a setback)