a particular; a certain; that kind of; such a
heavy work; manual labour; feat of strength
overbearing; coercive; pushy; forcible; high-handed
shallow; superficial; slight (wound); light (sleep); short (time); early
one jump; one flight; (at) once; (in) one stroke
now advancing and now retreating; ebb and flow; seesawing; taking alternately favorable and unfavorable turns
to act (a part); to play (a role); to perform (a play, etc.); to put on (a production); to commit (a blunder); to disgrace oneself
backward somersault; back handspring; backflip
to fall (of rain, snow, ash, etc.); to come down; to form (of frost); to beam down (of sunlight or moonlight); to pour in; to visit (of luck, misfortune, etc.)
skewer; spit; skewering; impalement; running through (e.g. with spear)
to cry; to weep; to sob; to howl
to sing; to sing (one's praises in a poem, etc.); to compose a poem; to recite a poem
(sound of an) explosion or detonation; roar (of a machine)
attacking a fleeing enemy; additional attack on a weakened enemy; additional blow to an already unfortunate situation
muscle; tendon; vein; artery; fiber; fibre; line
dark night; moonless night
to play (a stringed or keyboard instrument)
pin (e.g. hairpin, bowling pin, golf pin, etc.); one (on dice, in cards, etc.); beginning; best; kickback
throw; throwing; throwing event
wrong; not good; hopeless; past hope; must not do
exactly; just; precisely; punctually; exactly on time
burst of laughter; roar of laughter
sound; noise; acoustics; reverberation; echo; audio
flash (of light); glint; schiller
compression; condensation; constriction; compaction
if it is the case that ...
hearing impairment; paracusis; paracusia
oscillation; vibration; swing (e.g. of a pendulum)
flash (esp. of a camera); flashlight; very short scene in a film or TV show; newsflash
to twist; to turn; to writhe (e.g. in pain); to twist around; to turn in one's seat
just like that; in the twinkling of an eye; in the blink of an eye; (lit.) in the time it takes to say "ah!"
cave-in; collapse; sinking; depression (e.g. of the skull); subsidence