(young) girl; maiden; young lady
to compete (with each other); to contend for; to vie for; to rival
to feel like an idiot; to make a fool of yourself
to pity; to feel sympathy for; to sympathize with; to sympathise with; to commiserate with; to have mercy on
respect; esteem; reverence; honour; honor
habit (usu. a bad one); tendency; peculiarity; idiosyncrasy; crease; wrinkle
secrecy; confidentiality; privacy; one's circumstances (esp. fiscal)
outrageous; preposterous; scandalous; inexcusable; absurd; execrable
answer a roll call for another
details (of an incident, event, etc.); whole story; course of events; facts; circumstances; particulars
to withdraw; to leave; to retire; to back down; to give up
paper-thin (difference); razor-thin; very slight
stubborn; obstinate; pigheaded
to go through; to pierce; to run through (e.g. a river through a city); to pass through; to stick to (opinion, principles, etc.); to carry out
this and that; this or that; one thing after another
head of the student council; president of the student council
donation; presentation; gift
boy; son; baby boy; young man
to hang one's head; to droop one's head
to wail; to bawl; to cry loudly; to shout (while crying)
rage; fury; exasperation; indignation
abuse; curse; swearing; insult
to stab; to stick; to pierce; to thrust
ignition; lighting; firing; setting off
being seen here and there; appearing in various places
excitement; stimulation; agitation; pride; haughtiness; arrogance
custom; convention; common practice; (arch.) becoming accustomed (to)
oral; verbal; spoken; parol
to part left and right; to open out
near oneself; close to one; familiar
details; particulars; detailed; specific; close-up view (of a digitally displayed map); zoomed-in view
to appear uncomfortable (with); to seem to hate; to express dislike
practice; putting into practice; implementation; praxis
good quality; fine quality; superior quality; high quality
(one's) speech; expression of views; discussion
to seal (e.g. a letter); to prevent (e.g. movement); to forbid; to block (e.g. speech)
slanted eyes; upturned eyes; eyes that are turned up at the outer corners
to touch; to come in contact with; to receive (e.g. visitor); to attend to; to receive (news); to get; to encounter
disqualification; unfitness; noncompliance