practice field;  training ground;  driving range;  practice hall;  rehearsal space
 trio;  gang of three;  threesome
 audience;  spectator;  spectators
 paying back in installments (instalments);  amortization plan (amortisation);  gradual demolition;  gradual erosion;  gradual dismantlement
 to be of use as a reference;  to be helpful
 to be good (at);  to go well;  to look (taste, etc.) good;  to hold one's liquor;  to be able to hold one's drink
 genuine;  real;  full-scale;  full-blown;  full-fledged;  professional
 omitting crucial steps;  cutting corners;  intentional negligence;  tenuki;  taking the initiative by ignoring the opponent's last move and playing somewhere else (in go)
 to harmonize with;  to keep in tune with;  to go along with;  to keep in step
 here and there;  all around;  everywhere;  to get things in the wrong order (back to front);  to become muddled up
 to get change back;  to be more than enough
 selection of music;  song selection
 to have a bad time;  to go through a bitter experience;  to get into trouble;  to get hurt;  to suffer
 fingertip;  finger;  toe tip;  toe
 field of vision;  view;  one's outlook (e.g. on life);  one's horizons
 to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
 difficulty;  hardship;  trouble;  infeasibility;  inability (to carry out)
 child prodigy;  infant genius;  wonder child
 first-class;  top grade;  characteristic;  peculiar;  school (e.g. of a performance art);  one flag
 proof;  testimony;  demonstration;  verification;  certification
 tree sparrow (Passer montanus);  talkative person;  knowledgeable person
 nest;  rookery;  den;  haunt;  (spider's) web
 to cross over;  to cross;  to pass through;  to exceed;  to surpass;  to be more (than)
 big man;  large man;  tall man;  giant
 pardon;  forgiveness;  forbearance
 we are of equal status in this regard;  we are in the same boat;  the same to you;  the feeling is mutual
 to undertake;  to take on (task);  to assure;  to guarantee;  to vouch (for)
 product;  produce;  result;  fruit
 university student;  college student
 dictionary;  lexicon; (arch.)  letter of resignation
 private tutor;  coach;  governess
 to give advice;  to counsel;  to take part in a consultation