judgement; judgment; decision; ruling; finding; adjudication
labour; labor; effort; toil; trouble
to come to nothing; to be in vain; to lead nowhere
sentiment; emotions; one's feelings; one's heart
to flatly refuse; to reject; to spurn
setting the table; laying the table; setting up; getting one's ducks in a row; running interference
to screw in; to thrust into; to push into; to protest (and seek rectification); to complain
investigation (e.g. into someone's guilt); questioning; pressing; catching up; overtaking
thought experiment; gedankenexperiment
prevailing view; common opinion; general consideration
furthermore; again; after all; more and more; moreover; even more
association; society; organization; organisation
artificial; man-made; human work; human skill; artificiality
to have a meal together; to sit at table
meeting; assembly; gathering; congregation; convention; rally
(reciprocal) communication; (coming to a) mutual understanding
not only ... (but also); not merely; as well as; furthermore; besides; moreover
achievements; actual results; accomplishments; past results; track record
fictitious; imaginary; fanciful; aerial; overhead
Filip; Philipe; Philipp; Philippe; Phillip; Phillipe
fiction; fabrication; concoction
to believe implicitly; to believe firmly; to believe entirely
several times; a few times; several degrees; a few degrees
despite; in spite of; not worrying about; without fear of
strict; close; precise; scrupulous
high-level; higher-order; higher-order; higher-degree
to decide; to determine; to establish; to lay down; to bring peace (to); to make peaceful
advance or retreat; moving forwards or backwards; course of action; behaviour; remaining in one's post or resigning; staying or leaving
lack of policy; having no measures; lacking means
to head out (for); to head (to); to go (to); to leave (for)
to chide; to rebuke; to reprove
energy; vigour; vigor; liveliness; spirit; life
allotment; assignment; allocation; allocation
changing clothes; change of clothes
change; alteration; substitute; spare; rate of exchange
to fail (in getting a job); to miss out (at fishing, hunting, etc.); to be left out; to be crowded out