inconspicuous; unobtrusive; low-profile
simulated experience; simulation
pseudo; quasi; false; suspected (case, e.g. of disease)
to make oneself pleasant to everybody; to smile at everybody; to try to please everybody; to make things pleasant
transmission (e.g. news, chemical signals, electricity); communication; delivery; conveyance; transfer; relay
to be nervous; to be sensitive; to worry; to be fussy; to be precise
handrail; railing; banister
unsafe; insecure; careless; dangerous; incautious; imprudent
slowly; unhurriedly; without haste; leisurely; at one's leisure
flute; fife; pipe; whistle
hookah; shishah; waterpipe; alpine gesneriad (Conandron ramondioides)
(tobacco) pipe with metal tipped stem; kiseru; cheating on train fare by buying tickets covering only the first and last portions of the journey
to appear on the market; to be in season (e.g. of fruit); to circulate widely; to make the rounds; to go around
thankfully; fortunately; luckily; thanks to your (his, their, everyone's, etc.) kindness; thanks to your assistance; thanks to your support
appropriate; suitable; fitting; apt; proper; right
often; frequently; again and again
tobacco; cigarette; cigar; tobacco plant (Nicotiana tabacum)
fingering an object (in killing time); amusing oneself; diversion; gambling
(complete) set; outfit; kit; all; everything
mouthpiece; cigarette holder; cigarette filter (tip); fragrant garnish (for soup)
craving for food, a cigarette, etc.; longing to have something in one's mouth
to nod off (while sitting); to doze off; (lit.) to row a boat
to sit down; to take a seat
to behave well (of a child)
quarreling; wrangling; argument; fuss
ceremonial hall (e.g. wedding, funeral); hall for ceremonies; place of ceremony
to say to each other; to exchange (jokes, comments, etc.); to quarrel; to dispute
keyboard (of a piano, typewriter, etc.)
stylish; smart; chic; (arch.) conceited; (arch.) cheeky
5,000,000; five million; (arch.) many
somewhat thick; relatively thick; thickish; on the thick side
to hold a thing in one's arms; to carry in one's arms; to embrace (e.g. a baby); to take upon oneself; to be saddled with
(the crime of) high treason
acting ability; talent as a performer