infringement (of a law, treaty, etc.); contravention; conflict (with a theory, claim, etc.); inconsistency; (arch.) collision; (arch.) contact
baton (of command); order; command; direction
to fly away; to flee away; to scatter
entry qualifications; joining qualifications
older sister; elder sister; young lady; miss; ma'am
reservation; putting on hold; deferment
to leave (a scene); to step away
to entrust (someone) with; to leave (a matter) with someone; to have someone deliver (a message, parcel, etc.); to send (through someone); to use (something) to express (one's feelings, opinion, etc.); to express in the form of (something)
how dare ...; how could ...
scoundrel; rascal; villain
to accord someone every courtesy
to express (orally); to put into words; to say out loud
reckless remark; rash remark; thoughtless words; falsehood
wave-dissipating concrete block; tetrapod
to be cloying; to be sick and tired with; to be disgusted with; to stink
downtown high-rise area; street of office buildings; area of medium to tall business buildings
(truck) load-carrying tray; (bicycle) luggage carrier; roof rack
recitation (of a poem); chanting; singing; composition (of a poem); composed poem
normally; ordinarily; by anyone's standards; by normal standards; without any issues; without any difficulty
to deduct; to take away; to make allowances for something; to bear something in mind; to ebb and flow
to be superfluous; to be in excess; to be more than enough
to keep up (appearances); to smooth over (an error, etc.); to gloss over; to mend; to repair
naked; bare; uncovered; frank; open; blunt
breaking off relations; disconnection; insulation (esp. electrical); isolation
to creep about; to crawl around
enshrinement; installation (of an image)
to disguise oneself as a woman
hard; solid; stiff; tight; strong; firm (not viscous or easily moved); safe
loading; charging; filling
repentance; confession; penitence
flame; blaze; flames (of intense emotion, e.g. love, jealousy, anger); passion
to bite; to chew; to gnaw; to fumble one's words (esp. during a play, broadcast, etc.); to falter with one's words; to crash against (e.g. of waves); to break onto (shore)