nutritional value; food value
Fabaceae (pea family of plants)
storage; preservation; stocking; hoarding (of goods or money without productive use)
to that extent; accordingly; that being the case; that state; that condition
stocking up (in case of emergency); stockpile; reserves; storing; laying in (supplies)
food (esp. staple food such as rice or wheat); provisions; rations; food supply
cool summer; cold summer; cooler-than-normal summer
insufficiency; deficiency; shortage; dissatisfaction; discontent; complaint
one (esp. of two); the other; on the one hand; on the other hand; whereas; although
early ripening rice; early-ripening fruit (grain, etc.); person who becomes physically or mentally mature at an early age
urgent; requiring quick (response)
to eat up and spoil (e.g. crops); to eat away; to eat a bit of everything; to encroach upon; to take over
reckless; daredevil; frantic; foolhardy
route; way; course; directions
to wear glasses; to put on glasses
mistaking one person for another; (case of) mistaken identity
roar of laughter (from multiple people); burst of laughter; uproarious laughter; laughing hard (of a single person)
episode; anecdote; vignette; episode
by nature; naturally; by birth; since birth; in one's (entire) life
tone deafness; amusia; having no ear for music; having no sense of (e.g. direction); being hopeless when it comes to (e.g. computers); -illiterate
high-pitched tone; soprano
whistle (sound made with the lips)
business trip; official trip
settlement (of a matter); sorting out; winding up (affairs); cleaning up afterwards; tidying up (when finished)
evening; evening (of a special event); last night; yesterday evening
song lyrics; words of a song; libretto
obscure; vague; ambiguous
hold; catch; connection; relationship; unease; discomfort
to accompany; to follow; to keep up with
to shut one's eyes; to close one's eyes; to turn a blind eye (to); to close one's eyes (to); to die
to keep a promise; to keep one's word
blind spot (e.g. of a driver); dead angle; dead ground; dead space
backlight (in photography, etc.); illumination (of the subject) from behind
slight; light; thin; faint; dim