successfully; fairly; artfully; nicely; thoroughly
to be caught in a trap (snare, etc.); to fall for (a trick, ambush, etc.)
to lie in wait (for); to be on the watch (for); to wait (for); to watch (for)
pregnancy; conception; gestation
aaah!; oooh!; oh no!; oh boy!
to have a bad time; to go through a bitter experience; to get into trouble; to get hurt; to suffer
audience; spectator; spectators
refreshingly; with a feeling of relief; pleasantly; (wearing, etc. something) elegantly; smartly; stylishly
actually; really; truly; in practice; practically
performance (of a play, opera, etc.); staging; presentation
perseverance; determination; tenacity; energy
lie; falsehood; fiction; fabrication
illness (usu. excluding minor ailments, e.g. common cold); disease; bad habit; bad behaviour; crazy; insane
fly (any insect of infraorder Muscomorpha); person of no worth; pisher; scrub
to be born again; to make a fresh start in life
peaceful; tranquil; calm; restful
model; dummy; model (profession); fashion model; model (of a vehicle, machine, etc.); version; model (e.g. mathematical)
now that you say that; now that you mention it
at every opportunity; for each and every thing that crops up; with every little thing; whenever possible; whenever the chance arises; at every turn
important task; important role; major part (in a film, play, etc.); leading role; high-scoring combination
to be boiled; to be cooked
soon; in a moment; nearby; close; direct; spot transaction
praise; admiration; commendation; approbation
moment by moment; hour by hour
fashion; trend; vogue; prevalence (of a disease); epidemic
(a) principle; (a) reason; (a) point; some truth
honestly speaking; in truth; in all honesty; to be frank
to entrust (e.g. a task) to another; to leave to; to passively leave to someone else's facilities; to leave to take its natural course; to continue (something) in a natural fashion (without particular aim); to rely fully on one's (full strength, great ability, long time taken) to get something done
selfish; egoist; (arch.) self-indulgent; (arch.) wilful; (arch.) willful
actor; actress; man of wits; clever person; cunning fellow
to wield; to brandish; to display (one's knowledge); to show off; to abuse (one's power); to manipulate someone
supervision; control; superintendence; director; superintendent; supervisor
to get drunk; to become intoxicated; to feel sick (e.g. in a vehicle); to become nauseated; to be elated; to be exalted