to be cold (to); to ignore (someone)
impertinent; saucy; cheeky; impudent; audacious; cocky
to cry and shout; to scream
to shout; to cry (out); to yell; to scream; to clamour
to be injured; to sustain a wound
to look around; to look towards (us)
gap; opening; break; interval; unguarded moment; carelessness
around the clock; day and night
may; might; perhaps; may be; possibly
obedient; submissive; docile; meek; pliant
to wait for one's chance; to wait for an opportunity
I would rather; I would as lief do; strong preference
to speak sharply (e.g. during a heated discussion or argument)
cannot do a thing; feeling handcuffed; being at the end of one's tether; being at one's wit's end
tightfisted; stingy; miserly; small-minded
to be self-complacent; to be conceited; to flatter oneself; to be full of oneself
one (small animal); two-tan bolt of cloth
rage; fury; exasperation; indignation
to burn; to burn down; to be roasted; to be thoroughly cooked; to be sunburnt; to fade (in the sun); to glow red (i.e. of the sky at sunset)
beyond imagination; unimaginable
to apologize; to apologise; to make an apology
to rot; to go bad; to corrode; to weather; to become useless; to blunt; to become depraved
to be blown off; to be blown away; to disappear; to vanish; to rush; to hurry
to misperceive visually; to misread; to mistake for something or someone else
only; merely; but; no more than
to cling to; to depend on; to embrace; to hug
intruder; invader; trespasser; raider
cool-headed; level-headed; hard-headed
fighting scene; scene of carnage (bloodshed); location of the fight between the Asuras and Shakra; difficulties (in a love relationship); crunch time (esp. for cartoonists)
to go through; to pass through; to struggle through; to get through (difficulties, danger, etc.); to escape (through the cordon)
origin; source; history; originally; from the start; by nature
to get carried away; to become over-excited; to push one's luck; to push a good thing too far
scaffold; scaffolding; foothold; footing; foothold (e.g. in business); foundation
prisoner (of war); POW; captive
to see through (a plot, lie, etc.); to penetrate into; to discover; to find out