rotation (usu. around something); revolution; turning
to shoot through something (wall, body, etc.); to pierce (e.g. with an arrow or a look)
to cut down; to chop down; to fell
rope; cord; line; grand champion's braided belt
cord used to tuck up the sleeves of a kimono; sash (worn across chest, e.g. by election candidate or relay runners); wrapper band on books, CDs, etc.
thorn; spine; splinter (esp. lodged in one's flesh); hard sharp item (esp. lodged in one's throat, e.g. fish bone); biting words
metal rod; metal bar; iron rod; iron club; iron staff with rings on top (traditionally used by night watchmen)
sticky; thick (e.g. thickly plastered); ikky; to stick closely
copper (Cu); bronze (medal)
vindictive; tenacious; persistent; spiteful; vengeful
some time ago; recently; lately; last (Sunday, etc.); previous
eagle (Accipitridae family)
youngster; neophyte; greenhorn
tumult; great noise; clatter; hustle and bustle
to shift; to slide (e.g. something away from something else); to move (e.g. something out of the way); to put off; to delay; to postpone
stance with legs in an L-shape, with one leg bent in front and other extended behind (martial arts, traditional theater)
to parry; to sidestep; to dodge
innate ability; innate talent; natural gift
to tie; to fasten; to wear (necktie, belt); to put on; to total; to sum; to be strict with
to insert; to put in; to have a griping pain; to flow in; to shine in
mutually; with each other; reciprocally; together; both
continuous; sustained; sustainable; durable; persistent
to grow weak; to become weak; to lose strength
convulsion; cramp; spasm; tic; twitch; fit
to push away; to thrust aside; to detach oneself from; to keep away from; to act coldly; to do without emotion
repeated blows; striking repeatedly; barrage; consecutive hits (e.g. boxing, baseball)
to throw (liquid) at; to dash; to inundate (with questions); to heap (praise); to hurl (abuse)
to be turned inside out; to betray; to double-cross; to break into falsetto; to crack into falsetto
to run about; to rush about
distinguished war service; merit of war
peeking; peeping (e.g. through a hole, narrow gap)