to die out; to peter out; to become extinct; to cease; to be stopped; to be discontinued
watching while standing (e.g. a play)
subject (of study); course of study; department (of a university)
(school) subject; curriculum; course; item; heading; entry
applicant; candidate; person interested in doing something; person wanting to do something; interested party; volunteer
notification; pre-1886 administrative order
number of times; frequency; count
basics; rudiments; elements; ABCs of ...
course (e.g. of lectures); academic university unit (professor, lecturers, etc.)
very highly commended; highly lauded; very well-received; very popular
gap; opening; spare moment; interval; unguarded moment; carelessness
(some) more; even more; longer; further
to steal; to rob; to deceive; to trick; to graze (in passing); to skim; to appear and quickly disappear (a thought, a smile, etc.)
you; (arch.) your residence
invitation; introduction; temptation
future; possible; potential; prospective
root; origin; source; cause; basis; foundation
grounding (in a skill or subject); knowledge; training; achievements; attainments; accomplishments
foundation stone; cornerstone
teacher's cane; teacher's pointer
to give an answer; to find an answer to a question; to work out a solution
several years; a few years
what would (you) do?; what to do about it
to make merry; to frolic; to be in high spirits
frantic; frenetic; inevitable death; brinkmate (inevitable checkmate)
to wish (for); to pray (for); to hope (for); to pray silently; to recite (Buddha's name, sutras, etc.) in one's mind; to chant (a silent prayer)
assembly hall; meeting place; venue; site; grounds
slightly; lightly; thinly; faintly; dimly
tears of regret; bitter tears; vexation; chagrin
unexpected meeting; coincidence
surprise; astonishment; wonder; amazement
to raise one's voice; to shout; to yell; to speak up (e.g. in protest); to speak one's mind
change of pace; change of mood; (mental) break (e.g. going for a walk); refreshment
to wrap up; to pack; to cover; to envelop; to conceal (a feeling); to hide