to take in one's hand; to pick up; to obtain
virtuous mind; good intentions; good will; positive mindset; bona fides; good faith
absurd; unreasonable; rash; reckless; excessive; immoderate
to tell (to do); to order; to tell (on someone); to report; to often say; to be used to saying
peremptorily; willy-nilly; forcibly
briskly with small steps; trotting
head (of a line, group, etc.); front; lead; forefront; vanguard
trot; half run; jog; girl in charge of menial tasks in a samurai family
to run; to dash; to gallop (on horseback); to canter; (arch.) to advance (against one's enemy); (arch.) to charge (on horseback)
thin arm; slender arm; slender means; meager ability to earn a living
racing (of an engine); idling; spinning (without grabbing; of wheels); going round in circles (of an argument, discussion, etc.); going nowhere; being fruitless
tightly; exactly; precisely; close-fitting (e.g. suit); firm (body); lean
to ring; to sound; to be popular; to be esteemed; to state; to insist
joints; points (of a speech)
back and front; inside and outside; inside out (e.g. clothing); double-dealing; two faces (cf. two-faced); outward appearance and actual condition
ignorant of the ways of the world
blunder; bungle; gaffe; bungling; stupid; tactless
to accompany; to follow; to keep up with
stairs; stairway; staircase
route; path; channel (e.g. sales, distribution)
ahead (of); before; slightly earlier
(I) will; (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if); might it be (that)
the whole face; (wearing an expression) all over one's face
to miss one's footing; to be off the right track; to be on the wrong path
field of vision; visibility; view; visual field; (one's) ken
eye measurement; measure with eye
to bend backwards; to bend oneself back; to be taken aback
grand; magnificent; lavish; forceful; powerful; vigorous
to roll over; to tumble; to roll about (with laughter)
to fall off; to tumble down
small mercy (from some misfortune); silver lining of a dark cloud; consolation in sadness; blessing in disguise
one-by-one; separately; every single; each and every; without omission
to hear; to catch (the sound of something); to hear about (rumour, etc.); to overhear; to get used to hearing
in swarms; in great crowds; plentifully; a lot (of); minor actress; bit-part actress
to surround; to encircle; to enclose; to fawn over (someone); to play up to; to curry favor with
to work too hard; to try too hard; to strain oneself; to overdo it; to go too far
rescue worker; emergency rescue team member; ambulance attendant; paramedic