the more (people) fight, the closer they are; those who quarrel most are often the best of friends
dangerous; perilous; threatening; stern (expression); hostile (attitude); sharp
excessive drinking and eating; overeating and overdrinking
stomach; Chinese "stomach" constellation (one of the 28 mansions)
pan; frying pan; panning (a camera)
munching; devouring; gobbling up; (arch.) shaggy; (arch.) disheveled; (arch.) unkempt
to show up; to appear; to turn up
absolutely; positively; decidedly
goes without saying; needless to say; obvious
to spout out; to spurt out; to sprout; to bud; to burst into laughter; to blow (smoke, etc.)
first meeting; first interview with
over-fond parent; doting parent
words of praise; eulogy; compliment
someone who is suddenly quiet and meek; (lit.) borrowed cat
meek; gentle; modest; praiseworthy; admirable
to have (someone) by the short hairs; to have something on (someone)
lover; sweetheart; boyfriend; girlfriend
looking like a ...; acting as if a ...
middle-aged couple; middle-aged husband and wife
to talk back; to answer back; to retort; to say over; to repeat (what one has said)
dense; thick; rich (flavour, colour, etc.); deep; strong (smell); heavy
to talk or say too much; to go too far; to overstate; to exaggerate
place to die; place of death
god of death; death deity; Death; Grim Reaper
to possess (someone; of an evil spirit, idea, etc.); to take hold of; to haunt
lost child; lost person; stray child; missing child
departure; departing from ...; sent from ...; (a letter, etc.) dated ...; counter for engines (on an aircraft); counter for gunshots, bursts of gas, etc.
to lose (through death; e.g. a wife, child)
aptitude; aptness; suitability
makings (of); aptitude; talent; nature; character; temperament
to get fed up with; to get sick of; to become disgusted with
episode; anecdote; vignette; episode
plentiful; lot of; much; pile of
details; particulars; detailed; specific; close-up view (of a digitally displayed map); zoomed-in view
worry; care; concern; ennui; boredom
to be astonished to hear; to be incredulous about; to express disbelief; who do you think you're kidding by saying (that); what a laugh!
courteous; decorous; polite
hierarchical relationship; superior-subordinate relationship; senior-junior relationship
impertinent; saucy; cheeky; impudent; audacious; cocky
to show respect for; to revere; to honour; to honor; to worship; to hold in esteem