legal adviser; legal advisor; corporation lawyer; family lawyer
broad veranda; spacious veranda; eaves
to rub against; to chafe; to quarrel; to jostle (with)
right-angled parallelepiped; cuboid; rectangular solid; rectangular prism
box-shaped; box-type; boxy
cheap structure (e.g. of houses)
to become experienced (after many years of practice); to become worn (through long use); to show its age
(one's) older brother; young man; sonny; lad
to get tired; to become exhausted; to become worn out; to become battered (from long use); to get tired of (doing); to get fed up with
haramaki; bellyband; stomach band; torso armour that opens at the back; haramaki
to stroll about; to saunter; to wander; to dangle; to swing
shithead; bastard; fucking; bloody; damned
to rev (up) an engine; to race an engine
to go (come) inside; to step into; to enter
languorous; weary; listless; somber; sombre; gloomy
credit; money owed on an account; bill; hanger; holder; in the process of (doing); midway through
imitation Japanese vellum
to boil with rage; to seethe; to be furious; to fume with anger; to blow one's top
(written) work; book; writings
(crime of) damaging property (including animals, and excluding buildings, ships and documents)
to tear off; to rip off; to peel off
unsteadily (walking); waddling; staggeringly; totteringly
best-before date (on food); use-by date; expiry date; expiration date
strict (e.g. security); heavy (e.g. guard); showy; pretentious; impressive; imposing
to pick a fight; to pick a quarrel
buying; shopping; buyer; purchase
crying oneself to sleep; giving up in frustration; accepting meekly; being compelled to accept a situation
one by one; thoroughly; exhaustively; with a fine-tooth comb
to bring to light; to expose (to the world)
to disgrace oneself; to make a fool of oneself
to sustain a serious wound
finding fault (with); being picky
to pull wires; to pull strings
show tent; circus tent; freak show
program (e.g. theatre, theater); programme; (theatrical) piece; number; performance
sales message; sales copy
to sweep; to brush; to clean; to gather silkworms
exaggerated advertisement; overblown advertising; hype
Medical Practitioners' Act
violation; offense; offence; breach; transgression; infringement
to carry (something) under cover; to carry concealed
relic from an earlier age; something extremely outmoded; museum piece
a laughingstock; a standing joke