flapping of wings; wingbeat; flap; flutter
whole life; a lifetime; all through life; (the only, the greatest, etc.) of one's life
good; OK; all right; fine; very well; will do
detailed; full; minute; knowing very well; knowledgeable (about); well-acquainted (with)
extent; scope; sphere; range; span
(in) the air; midair; sky
to rise to the surface; to come to the front; to emerge (e.g. from obscurity); to stand out (e.g. against a dark background)
screen (of a TV, computer, etc.); image (on a screen); picture; surface of a painting (picture, drawing, etc.)
expansion; extension; magnification; enlargement; escalation; spread
to be collected (of clams, etc.); to be gathered (of mushrooms, herbs, etc.); to be picked (of fruit, etc.); to be able to collect; to be able to extract; to be able to get
(medical) treatment; care; therapy; cure; remedy
model; dummy; model (profession); fashion model; model (of a vehicle, machine, etc.); version; model (e.g. mathematical)
usual; ordinary; normal; regular; general; common
partition; division; separation; segmenting; splitting
cell; cell (in an organization, esp. a communist party)
computer graphics; CG; computer-generated imagery; CGI
split; division; break up
to project; to show (on a screen); to portray; to depict; to reflect (the times, mood, etc.)
science (natural sciences and related fields, incl. mathematics, engineering, medicine, etc.); faculties of science, engineering, medicine, etc. (at a university); science (as a school subject)
restoration (to the original state or location); reconstruction; restitution
deficit; shortage; loss; being partially broken; being partially missing; being partially removed
to return to normal; to revert to the starting point; to go back to how it was
to get better; to get well; to recover (from an illness); to be cured; to be restored; to heal
to bury (e.g. in the ground); to fill up (e.g. audience fills a hall); to cause to be packed; to plug (a gap); to stop (a gap); to make up for (a loss, shortage, etc.); to make amends
restoration; recovery; rehabilitation; recovery (from an illness); recuperation; convalescence
to come off (of a button, handle, lid, etc.); to go away (of a fever, pain, swelling, etc.); to disappear; to be harvested; to be picked; to be interpreted (as); to be taken (as)
not exceeding ...; not more than ...; below (a standard, level, etc.); under; the following; the below-mentioned
contrast; antithesis; comparison
germ cell; generative cell; reproductive cell
perpetual youth and longevity; immortality
in the same way as; just like
to result in death; to lead to death; to be fatal (e.g. disease)
speed; velocity; pace; velocity