to jump on someone's (verbal) mistake; to trip someone up; to find fault with something someone says
complaint; troubles; objection; grievance
Principia (1687 book by Isaac Newton); Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica
Latin (language); Latin-American; Latin; Latin (i.e. relating to the literature, culture, etc. of ancient Rome); Roman
word; term; language; speech
to take responsibility (for a fallout); to accept the blame; to take the blame
by nature; naturally; by birth; since birth; in one's (entire) life
gesture; gesticulation; motion
wide sense (e.g. of a word); broad sense
narrow sense (e.g. of a word)
use; utilization; utilisation; application
not only ... (but also); not just; as well as
predecessor; pioneer; ancestor
to carry on one's back; to bear; to take (responsibility); to assume; to suffer (an injury); to sustain (a wound)
to the utmost; to the best of one's ability
elimination (of a person, group, etc.); killing off; denial (of an opinion, fact, etc.); ignoring; erasure (of writing); rubbing out
(face) mask; (facial) features; looks; mask (e.g. for circuit etching)
to put on (one's head); to wear; to be covered with (dust, snow, etc.); to pour (water, etc.) on oneself; to bear (e.g. someone's debts, faults, etc.); to take (blame); to overlap (e.g. sound or color)
to endeavor (to do); to endeavour; to try hard; to work hard; to strive; to make an effort
senior (at school, work, etc.); superior; elder; older person; predecessor
finishing writing; completion of a manuscript
to grow long (e.g. hair, nails); to lengthen; to extend; to reach out; to hold out; to straighten; to smooth out
18-litre measuring container
to carry in one's hand; to carry with one; to have on one's person; to take along (someone); to take (someone) with one; to be accompanied by
travel; trip; journey; excursion; tour
to turn up (of evidence, etc.); to become known; to be arrested; to be caught (of a criminal); to be moved to a higher position (of a body part); to be raised (e.g. of a hand to ask a question)
trial; judgement; judgment
event; affair; incident; case; plot; trouble
impact; shock; impulse; (psychological) shock
care; precaution; guarding; caution
Archimedes (287?-212 BCE)
to gain fame; to make one's name
not only ... (but also); not merely; as well as; furthermore; besides; moreover
thought; imagination; mind; desire; wish; love
agreement; accord; correspondence; union; unity; cooperation
surprise; astonishment; wonder; amazement
childish; child-like; innocent; naive
to become ...-ish; to appear like ...; to have a touch of ...; to become stained with ...; to become steeped with ...; to become smeared with ...