disconnection; interruption; burn-out
to apply for; to make an application; to propose (marriage); to offer (mediation); to make an overture (of peace); to challenge
to scatter; to disseminate (e.g. a rumor); to spread (e.g. germs); to distribute widely (e.g. leaflets); to hand out freely; to spend recklessly
real experience; actual observations
having one's hands full; not having any room to do more; at the limit
to leave nothing undone; to give good service; to attend to everything; to be on someone's tracks (e.g. police); to catch up with; to close in on
open seam; seam that has come apart; tear
third party; third person; outsider; disinterested person
disappointed love; broken heart; unrequited love; being lovelorn
throwing oneself (e.g. into the water to commit suicide)
to hew; to chop up; to mangle; to mince
acquaintance; relation; affinity; reason
once; before; formerly; never yet; never before; first time
to have an idea; to have a clue
end (of life); death; demise; (peacefully) spending one's final years
to trample underfoot; to tread on; to crush with a foot
assassin's dagger; assassin's blade; deadly weapon
spot; point; place; position
to stab (into); to thrust (violently); to plant (in the ground, snow, etc.); to set; to stick (upright)
wedge; chock; linchpin; tie; bond
readiness; (mental) preparedness; resolution; determination; resignation (to one's fate)
retaliation; revenge; reprisal; retorsion; retortion
to follow around; to shadow; to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure); to follow one
long ago; a long time ago; already
person concerned; interested party; related party
as one had hoped; as one wishes
to employ; to hire; to engage
madness; insanity; irregularity; deviation; fanaticism; fanatic
creak; squeak; creaking; discord; strife; friction
one's student (esp. a former one); one's pupil; one's disciple
(sense of) reality; realness; realism; authenticity; viability
in case of; at that time; at this time
to sink (e.g. a ship); to submerge; to lower (e.g. one's body into a chair); to floor (an opponent)
antiquity; the previous era
to await; to wait for; to expect
to face each other; to be opposite one another; to be in opposition; to conflict
to force; to compel; to coerce; to press; to impose
to cause someone's death; to cause someone to die; to kill