younger brother;  little brother;  brother-in-law (spouse's younger brother or younger sister's husband); (arch.)  pupil; (arch.)  apprentice
 to go to and from (a place);  to go back and forth between;  to go to (school, work, etc.);  to attend;  to circulate (e.g. blood, electricity);  to be communicated (e.g. thought)
 negotiations;  bargaining;  talks;  making demands
 to hold between (e.g. one's fingers, chopsticks);  to grip (from both sides);  to put between;  to sandwich between;  to catch (e.g. a finger in a door);  to trap;  to insert (e.g. a break into proceedings)
 willingly;  voluntarily;  on one's own accord
 in consideration of;  in deference to;  out of respect for;  for (someone's) sake
 change;  variation;  variety;  diversity;  inflection;  declension
 handsome;  shapely;  clean-cut (features);  decent;  proper;  correct
 irreproachable conduct;  good conduct;  high morals
 to hardly recognise;  to mistake for something or somebody else
 one's wife;  wife (of somebody below the speaker in rank)
 straight (ahead);  direct;  upright;  straightforward;  honest;  frank
 incident;  affair;  happening;  event
 to fall down;  to drop;  to be omitted;  to be missing;  to decrease;  to sink;  to fail (e.g. exam or class)
 desperation;  despair;  self-abandonment
 blow;  shock;  strike;  batting
 prevention;  precaution;  protection against
 what sort of;  what kind of;  what way
 suitable;  appropriate;  fitting;  appropriately;  accordingly;  as required
 clerk;  office worker;  kulak
 prohibition;  inhibition;  ban
 guarantor;  surety;  sponsor;  reference;  bondsman
 grave;  solemn;  serious;  harsh (e.g. truth);  hard;  strict
 interference;  intervention;  meddling
 strict;  severe;  stringent;  rigorous;  rigid;  firm
 restriction;  restraint;  limitation;  limit
 ban (e.g. on smoking);  prohibition
 article (in document);  provision;  stripe;  streak;  although;  though
 lifetime;  one's whole life;  all through life
 to get tired of;  to lose interest in;  to be fed up with;  to have enough
 how many years;  how long;  what year
 bathroom; (arch.)  bathing; (arch.)  bathing attendant (for a noble)
 thereupon;  shortly thereafter