meek; gentle; modest; praiseworthy; admirable
absurd; unreasonable; rash; reckless; excessive; immoderate
existing alongside (each other); mixture; intermingling
sweetness; sugary taste; sweets; dessert; cake
flavor; flavour; charm; appeal; experience; taste (e.g. of victory)
liking; taste; fancy; wish; desire; choice
large; big; great; prominent; -sized; as big as; university
person who prefers sweet things to alcoholic drinks; person with a sweet tooth
smoked food; smoking (fish, meat, etc.); smoked
to set one's hand to; to start work on; to embezzle; to use (money obtained in illegal fashion); to have sexual relations; to have an affair
(idle) curiosity; fancifulness; eccentricity; person with unusual tastes; eccentric; oddball
one day; (on) a certain day
abrupt; sudden; unexpected
glycosuria; glucosuria; urine sugar
talking about memories; reminiscences
reality; actuality; hard fact
to put back; to return; to vomit; to throw up; to recover (of a market price)
appetizer or snack served with drinks; performance to liven up a bar; conversation to liven up a party
mooncake; disc-shaped confection of wheat-flour dough filled with bean paste, usu. eaten during Autumn in China
such; like that; that sort of
to obtain; to come into possession of; to get hold of; to get one's hands on
fragment; broken piece; splinter; chip; shard
to lick; to lap; to taste; to experience (esp. a hardship); to underestimate; to make light of
since; henceforth; ever since
sweetness; sugary taste; sweets; dessert; charm; appeal
grain; bead; drop; counter for small round objects including grains, seeds, pills, drops
a lot; lots; enough; sufficient; enough; too many
to melt into; to dissolve into; to merge into; to blend into (surroundings); to fit in; to adapt to
limit; limits; degree; extent; the end; the last; as long as ...
serious; earnest; sober; honest; sincere
stoic; stoical; self-disciplined; abstemious; Stoic (philosopher)
character (of a person); personality; disposition; characteristics; nature (of a thing, event, etc.)
to lose (through death; e.g. a wife, child)
living only for one's work; a life with no other interest than one's work
enjoyment; pleasure; amusement; anticipation; looking forward to; something to look forward to
deviation; inclination; offset; polarization; polarisation