you;  presence (of a god, nobleman, etc.)
 duty;  responsibility (incl. supervision of staff);  liability;  onus
 as (i.e. in the role of);  for (i.e. from the viewpoint of);  apart from... (used to change the topic);  even (e.g. "not even a single person");  thinking that...;  trying to...
 to tidy up;  to put in order;  to settle (problem);  to clear (dispute);  to finish;  to bring something to an end
 will;  probably;  may;  I think;  surely;  I hope
 you (plural);  all of you;  you all
 to trick;  to cheat;  to deceive;  to coax;  to wheedle;  to soothe and humor (humour)
 unity;  union;  solidarity;  combination;  teaming up
 to throw into disorder;  to disarrange;  to disturb (order, peace, etc.);  to corrupt (public morals);  to dishevel (hair)
 to protect;  to guard;  to defend;  to keep (i.e. a promise);  to abide (by the rules);  to observe
 still;  as yet;  (not) yet;  more;  (more) still;  at least
 endorsing and questioning the preceding statement;  lamenting reflections on the preceding statement
 while;  during (the time when)
 to attack;  to assault;  to assail
 to finish;  to end;  to merely result in something less severe than expected;  to feel at ease;  to feel unease or guilt for troubling someone;  to be sorry
 to leave alone;  to leave as is;  to ignore;  to neglect
 is it?;  isn't it?;  be;  is
 spirit;  mind;  nature;  disposition;  motivation;  intention
 to go mad;  to lose one's mind;  to get out of order;  to go amiss;  to go wrong (of a plan or expectation, etc.);  to fall through
 yes?;  no?;  isn't it?;  is it?
 have it your way;  to hell with you!;  get rooted!;  bugger you!
 as is;  as it is;  as things are;  like this;  this way;  at this rate
 figure;  form;  appearance;  dress;  state;  condition
 time;  hour;  occasion;  case;  chance;  opportunity
 being too late;  losing one's final chance
 behind;  rear;  after;  later;  remainder;  the rest;  more (e.g. five more minutes)
 to entrust (e.g. a task) to another;  to leave to;  to passively leave to someone else's facilities;  to leave to take its natural course;  to continue (something) in a natural fashion (without particular aim);  to rely fully on one's (full strength, great ability, long time taken) to get something done
 obstinate;  stubborn;  obstinate person;  stubborn person
 courage;  bravery;  valour;  valor;  nerve;  boldness
 myself;  yourself;  I;  me;  you
 to believe;  to believe in;  to place trust in;  to confide in;  to have faith in
 execution (e.g. of a plan);  carrying out;  practice;  action;  implementation;  fulfillment
 sly;  cunning;  sneaky;  crafty;  unfair;  dishonest
 to be silent;  to say nothing
 to hit hard;  to punch hard;  to give a hard blow;  to wallop;  to sock
 to strike;  to hit;  to beat;  to punch
 younger brother;  little brother;  brother-in-law (spouse's younger brother or younger sister's husband); (arch.)  pupil; (arch.)  apprentice
 father;  dad;  husband;  you;  he
 to put one's life on the line;  to risk one's life;  to put everything one has into it
 indicates reason or excuse;  indicates dissatisfaction;  indicates desire to be pampered or indulged
 to float;  to be suspended;  to rise to the surface;  to appear;  to come to mind;  to have inspiration
 alright;  all right;  right on;  looking good;  OK;  okay