good-natured; kind; good-quality
ill-natured; of mean disposition; malicious; poor-quality; of poor quality
well-informed person; walking dictionary; extensive knowledge
erudition; extensive learning
to be foolish; to be stupid; to be ridiculous; to be absurd
clever; intelligent; bright; well-behaved (esp. of children and pets); obedient; good
colour and lustre; color and luster; complexion; colour; color
subconsciousness; the subconscious
orbit; trajectory; (railroad) track; (right) track; proper course
derailment; digression; deviation
to make fun of; to look down on; to make light of
child (esp. a boy); viscount; founder of a school of thought (esp. Confucius); master; masters and philosophers (categorization of Chinese classical literature); (arch.) you; -er (i.e. man who spends all his time doing ...)
uneducated; uncultured; unrefined; ignorant
letter (e.g. of complaint); letter to the editor; letter from a reader; contribution (to a newspaper, magazine, etc.)
in addition to that; furthermore; moreover; by; with
curious onlookers; rubbernecks
haughty; arrogant; insolent; presumptuous
incompetent; no-talent; worthless person; dimwit; incompetence
to impose (a tax, fine, etc.); to levy; to assign (a task, duty, etc.); to give; to set
to become famous; to make a name for oneself
bookstore; bookshop; publisher; main building
temporary (paper) binding
contents; interior; substance; content; (sword) blade
to see to it that ...; to make sure that ...; to try to ...; to make an effort to ...
to reheat; to steam over; to bring up again (a problem that has been dealt with); to take up again; to drag up
ulterior motive; plot; scheme; complicated circumstances; intricacies
there's no (other) way; cannot be helped; unavoidable; it's no use (doing); pointless; hopeless (person)
to be called ...; to be referred to as ...
to be renewed; to change; to be improved; to be reformed; to stand on ceremony; to be formal
picture; drawing; painting; image (TV, film, etc.); picture; footage
unbearable to look at; too miserable (or awful) to watch; cannot bear to see
to get tired; to tire; to become worn out (of a well-used object); (arch.) to starve
to grow hot (e.g. water); to boil; to get excited (at); to erupt (in applause, cheering, etc.); to ferment; to melt (of metal)