to be open (to traffic); to lead (to); to flow (of a liquid, current, etc.); to pass (through); to be conveyed (of an intention, meaning, etc.); to be understood (by); to be well versed (in)
to get impatient; to become irritated; to fret; to chafe
to look displeased; to frown; to scowl; to look grave; to look serious
to look at; to gaze; to stare at
to abandon; to fail; to desert; to forsake
to begin to walk; to set out
to lose sight of; to miss
to pass (e.g. car); to overtake; to surpass; to outstrip; to get ahead of
since some time ago; for some time; for quite a while
pronunciation; reading (e.g. of a kanji); way of reading (out loud); interpretation (e.g. of a text); reading
that well-known ...; the one and only ...; that; those; the
And Then There Were None (1938 novel by Agatha Christie)
entrance (on the stage); appearance (in a book, film, etc.); appearance (on the scene); arrival (on the market); emergence
solitary island; isolated island
stage (of a theatre, concert hall, etc.); stage performance; stage production; setting (of a story); scene; sphere (of activity)
ten; 10; ten years of age
story; tale; narrative; account; fable; legend
(written) invitation; letter of invitation
unidentifiable; unidentified
parody (of a famous work); pun
reappearance; reemergence; return; reproduction; reenactment; recreation
carelessly; thoughtlessly; inadvertently
to go ahead; to pull ahead
groundless fear; thinking too much; making too much of
to duck one's head; to pull in one's head; to duck down; to shrug one's shoulders
to sense; to suspect; to get an inkling (of something); to get wind of; to smell (e.g. danger); to become aware of (e.g. a plot)
he; she; that person; (arch.) you
snowy mountain; permanently snow-covered mountain; pile of snow
death from cold; freezing to death
to follow; to come along (with); to accompany; to come with (something); to follow as a result (of); to be incidental (to)
(length of one's) step; stride; pace
to catch up (with); to draw level; to pull even; to be compensated; to make up for one's losses
by nature; by birth; naturally; natural; innate
hard-boiled (person, style, etc.); tough; hard-boiled fiction
to treat as a joke; to do jokingly
rather than; more ... than ...
slipping out (a chuckle, giggle); unintentionally (letting out a quiet laugh)
seriousness; earnestness; truth; sanctity
family business; family trade; one's occupation; one's trade
to succeed (a person, to a position, etc.); to inherit; to patch (clothes); to mend; to add (e.g. charcoal to the fire); to replenish with