growth period (in children)
double; twice (as much); twofold
madly in love; head over heels; fanatically doting; collapsed; out of spirits
to plan; to intend; to aspire to; to set aims (sights on)
very interesting; of absorbing interest; having a keen interest (in); being immensely curious (about)
thump-thump; bang-bang; pit-a-pat; to beat fast (of one's heart); to throb; to pound
to be seized with fear; to be intimidated; to lose one's nerve; to be frightened; to get cold feet; to chicken out
(non-documentary) television series; TV drama; teledrama; drama; dramatic incident; spectacle
going out to shop; going shopping; buying in quantity; buying wholesale; bulk purchasing
to empty; to vacate; to evacuate
saying "Ah!"; making one say "Ah!"; surprisingly; astonishingly
two days later; day after next; next day but one
contribution (furthering a goal or cause); services (to a cause)
suicide bombing (e.g. crashing one's plane into a target); self-destruction; blowing oneself up
improper; immodest; disgraceful; shameful; vulgar; low
person of mixed parentage; crossbreed; Eurasian; hybrid; crossbreed
grain; bead; drop; counter for small round objects including grains, seeds, pills, drops
sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas)
Eh?; What?; Come on!; Damn!
way of eating; how to eat
potato (Solanum tuberosum)
flurried; flustered; upset; nervous; embarrassed
soya bean (Glycine max); soybean; soy
river fish; freshwater fish
poisonous; toxic; noxious; malicious; spiteful; hurtful
what is called; as it is called; the so-called; so to speak
wisdom; wit; sagacity; prajna (insight leading to enlightenment)
admiration; wonder; astonishment
legume (esp. edible legumes or their seeds, e.g. beans, peas, pulses); bean; soya bean (Glycine max); soybean; female genitalia (esp. the clitoris); kidney; small
to get an upset stomach; to have diarrhea
sticky; gluey; gummy; stickiness; something sticky
daikon (variety of large white Oriental radish, Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus); ham actor
eggplant (Solanum melongena); aubergine
cucumber (Cucumis sativus)