to grimace; to make a wry face
in a lively way; vividly; freshly; animatedly; actively; energetically
to obey respectfully; to humble oneself; to sit straight (upright, respectfully, attentively)
to look at; to gaze; to stare at
to stop (moving); to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied); to come to a halt; to alight; to perch on
summarization; summary; generalization; review (by labour or political movements of past activities, results, etc.)
other side; opposite side; other party
established practice; custom
evaluation meeting; postmortem session; review meeting
reception (e.g. of visitors); dealing with
to be led by; to be headed by
group engaged in some activity (players, companies, forces, etc.)
to get out of hand; to become uncontrollable; to boil over
topic of discussion; agenda
heap; pile; stack; full measure
stupid; meaningless; worthless; hopeless (person, situation); beyond help; beyond saving
judgment (of a crime); conviction; condemnation; beheading; decapitation
refreshingly; with a feeling of relief; shapely; neatly; cleanly; without trouble; clearly
to give up all thoughts of; to abandon; to despair of; to make up one's mind; to take a momentous decision
to answer; to fire back; to retort; to redo; to do over; to try again
insight; discernment; perception; perspicacity; acumen
running errands (for someone else); errand boy; gofer; dogsbody
other party; opposite party; opposing team; one's opponent; one's adversary
one's superior; higher-up; boss; senior
economic warfare; economic war
ill-preparedness; insufficient preparation; lack of preparation
taking in; bringing in; capturing (e.g. customers); attracting; confusion; bustle
economic; financial; economical; thrifty; frugal
so; therefore; for that reason; if so; if that is the case; in that case
in its entirety; whole; wholly
being put off (by someone's words, behaviour, etc.); being taken aback; recoiling (in shock, disgust, etc.); zooming out or pulling the camera back to get a wider image (in film and TV)
tea-server; flatterer; sycophant
to intrude; to butt in; to meddle; to be forward; to be self-assertive; to show off
pursuit (of a fleeing enemy); chase
complete; whole; perfect; safe
to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
to build up; to establish (one's reputation)
sympathy; compassion; pity