around the world; throughout the world
everywhere; all over; throughout
poverty; penury; need; shortage; lack; want
land mine; topic that sets someone off; sensitive topic; something that seems fine at first but turns out to be very bad (e.g. product, business); booby trap
pillow word; decorative word used prefixally in classical Japanese literature; preface; introduction
as one pleases; self-indulgently; freely; without restraint; at will
to succeed; to relieve; to take the place of; to substitute for; to be exchanged; to change (places with)
superior; excellent; brilliant; outstanding
life and death; life or death; samsara (cycle of death and rebirth); death
to wager; to bet; to risk; to stake; to gamble
battlefield; battleground
provision; supply; payment; allowance; grant
infantry; infantryman; foot soldier
to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
(common) soldier; rank and file; army; troops; warfare; strategy
spectators; onlookers; members of the audience
(in the) presence (of); in front (of); before (someone)
simile; metaphor; allegory; parable
social; societal; societary
stage; step; level; rank; order; stairs
paralysis; palsy; numbness; loss of sensation; standstill; state of paralysis
one; 1; best; first; foremost; beginning; start
ship; boat; tank; tub; counter for boat-shaped containers (e.g. of sashimi)
that well-known ...; the one and only ...; that; those; the
to crowd together in a confined space; to gather and make a commotion
endless; boundless; everlasting
eternity; infinitude; immortality
ocean; large sea; fabric pattern
sea breeze; salty wind; briny air
pre-established harmony (Leibniz theory); harmonie préétablie; (events) proceeding in a predictable fashion; turning out the way everyone expected; convention
demonic; devilish; satanic; diabolic
corner; edge; (street) corner; turning; rough edges (of one's character, words, etc.); abrasiveness
distinctive; characteristic
hooded sweatshirt; hoodie; hoody; hooded jacket; parka; anorak
attentive; cautious; careful; watchful
to exhaust one's vocabulary (in trying to persuade someone or explain something, etc.); to run out of words; to be verbose; to cajole; to talk someone's head off