to repeat; to do over again
to live; to make a living; to get on with
reserved; introverted; reticent; shy; withdrawn
while crying; tearfully; in tears
fleeting; transient; short-lived; empty (dream, etc.); mere (hope); faint (possibility)
boundary; border; limit; bounds; frontier
weak; feeble; delicate; frail; helpless
impression given by a painting or image
fragment; broken piece; chip; ounce (of truth, conscience, etc.); trace; shred
to have two things (at the same time) (e.g. good and bad points); to also have something (in addition to something else)
dazzling; glaring; dazzlingly beautiful
source (of a spring, etc.); source (of payment, energy, knowledge, etc.); origin; wellspring
impression; strong belief (of the judge); conviction
reckless; thoughtless; rash; ill-advised; impulsive; mad (e.g. scheme)
cross-examination; close questioning; demanding an explanation
real intention; true motive; true meaning
to be helpful; to be useful
to put to use; to make good use of; to exploit
what kind of; what sort of; what
beyond; across; the other side; the distance
to collapse; to crumble; to get out of shape; to lose one's shape; to break down; to be thrown into disarray; to crash (stock market)
blank space (in a document); blank; void; whitespace
to hold between (e.g. one's fingers, chopsticks); to grip (from both sides); to put between; to sandwich between; to catch (e.g. a finger in a door); to trap; to insert (e.g. a break into proceedings)
door; gate; opening; title page
violence; assault; rough (handling, language, etc.); reckless; rape; sexual assault
at last; finally; barely; narrowly; just
stickily; glutinously; persistently; insistently; tenaciously
malicious; spiteful; vicious; shady and damp
to discuss; to find fault with; to criticize; to criticise
previous conviction; criminal record; previous offense; previous offence
to be too numerous; to be too much
teacher; instructor; professor
noisily; with loud footsteps; in a crowd; incessantly; all together
to whinge; to kvetch; to gripe; to complain; to whine
to be opposite; to face each other; to confront (an issue); to face
to take (preventive) measures; to come to an agreement (in bargaining, etc.); to strike a bargain; to clap one's hands together
with all due respect ...; I venture to say ...; Excuse me, but ...
decorum; propriety; politeness
to protect (someone); to look after (e.g. an injured leg); to defend; to cover for; to stand up for; to stick up for