(not) a single person; (no) one
bowl; vessel; container; ability; capacity; calibre
not at all inferior to; rival or surpass; compare favorably (with)
with a clink (of metal); with a chink
look (esp. an angry or upset look); expression
inheritance; something given or received
pity; sympathy; compassion; affection; love
what time; (lit.) which hour
indicates concession or compromise; indicates permission
generosity; magnanimity; tolerance; length and capacity; measures
to give a broad grin; to smirk
celebrated personage; big-wig; person in a high position
you have only to; all you have to (do); all that's required; as long as; if only
nod deeply; glugging; drinking deeply
to flicker; to glimmer; to flit; to fall lightly (snow, rain)
to come together; to join; to get married; to become a married couple
to resign; to abandon; to step aside; to back out of; to retire; to get away
to hurt; to smart; to sting
vocal sound; tone of voice
to cast a shadow; to appear; to loom (of a threat, etc.); to manifest (of symptoms, etc.)
chief seat; seat of honor; seat of honour; head of the table
to put on (coat, gown, etc.)
boss; leader; kingpin; chief; head (e.g. of a crime syndicate)
to gain an advantage; to enjoy an advantage; to turn the tables (on)
cancelling (a debt); forgiving (a debt); being even; forgetting (what was said or done); pretending (something never happened)
news programme; news program
telop; television opaque projector; device used to broadcast onscreen text (e.g. subtitles, captions); onscreen text and images (e.g. subtitles, captions, scrolling tickers, logos)
treachery; betrayal; perfidy
decisive moment; critical moment; crucial moment
vista; background; perspective; distant view
firm; unshakeable; resolute
wrong impression; subjective impression; assumption; prejudice
person's origin (e.g. city, country, parentage, school)
to take the name of; to call oneself; to pretend; to feign; to purport
after this; henceforth; henceforward; from now on
public relations section or department
adhesion; conglutination; collusion; collusive relationship
connivance; tacit consent; toleration; acquiescence
to follow in succession; to happen one after another