conformity; compatibility; adaptability; congruity; congruence
legend; folklore; tradition
to be remembered; to go down in history
after many twists and turns; after much trouble
vague; unclear; elusive; hazy
conceit; hubris; vanity; presumption
incomplete combustion; imperfect combustion; being off one's game; not doing one's best; being unable to use all of one's strength
illustration (in a book, newspaper, etc.); picture
pretty; lovely; clean; clear; completely; entirely
character leitmotif; character theme song
agreement; concurrence; conformance; compliance
song lyrics; words of a song; libretto
application; subscription; entry (competition, raffle, etc.); enlistment
selection; choice; screening
to engage in; to participate in; to take part in; to be involved in
thankfully; fortunately; luckily; thanks to your (his, their, everyone's, etc.) kindness; thanks to your assistance; thanks to your support
deadline; closing; closing (a door, window, etc.); cofferdam
Extinct (conservation status); EX
management information system; MIS; minimally invasive surgery; Military Intelligence Service (WWII US military unit)
International System of Units; SI
(switched) on; being on the green (of one's ball)
ebook; e-book; electronic book; digital book
recording (in a book, the minutes, etc.); printing; including; recording (audio or video)
dishonor; dishonour; disgrace; shame
successive generations; successive emperors
halving; dividing (into two parts); bisection; the two equinoxes (vernal and autumnal)
to repaint; to paint again; to paint (a different colour); to change completely; to break (a record); to redraw (e.g. the map)
nonchalant; unconcerned; in a casual manner
reexamination; resit; make-up (exam)
to break the record; to break a record
covered with; stained; smeared
to get slightly dirty (all over)
administrator; janitor; manager; custodian; executor
(face) mask; (facial) features; looks; mask (e.g. for circuit etching)
unwillingly; reluctantly; grudgingly; shaking one's head in refusal (like a child)
to dust (shelves, etc.); to use a duster
filth (esp. excrement, feces, urine); muck; waste; garbage; dirt; dust