arrogant; haughty; insolent
ring; loop (of rope); halo (of an angel)
constriction; narrow part (in middle); waist (esp. of a woman)
to haul in (e.g. rope, net, etc.); to pull in; to attract (e.g. stares)
many items; pressure of business
to say nasty things (about); to use abusive language
gradually; steadily; slowly; little by little; step by step; by degrees
to run out of breath; to get breathless; to get puffed (out)
to exceed; to be even more (so); to exaggerate
evil spirit (that can possess people)
hairdressing product (creams, gels, etc.); hairdressing fee; charge for a haircut
extramarital sex; affair; fooling around; infidelity; wantonness; unfaithfulness
to be greatly obliged; to be very sorry
to carry over; to carry forward; to keep (for later); to defer
reporter; speaker; informer; presenter; rapporteur
(the) positive; yang (in Chinese divination); the open; visible place
to be mixed; to be blended with; to associate with; to mingle with; to join
to throb (with pain); to ache; to smart; to rankle; to gall; to rile
source of worry; source of distress
trouble; troubles; worry; distress; sorrows; anguish
audience (with a superior, e.g. nobility); visiting card; name card
several lines (e.g. of flying birds); several streaks (e.g. of tears)
audience (with a superior, e.g. nobility)
to feel goodwill (towards); to wish someone well; to have a strong liking (for); to be emotionally involved
suddenly; abruptly; unexpectedly
how others look at you; what others think about you
resuming work after the New Year's vacation; first time that one works in the year
high-speed; rapid; express; highway; freeway; expressway
simply; merely; only; solely
exceedingly; extremely; exceptionally; unexpectedly
change; alteration; modification
estrangement; alienation; neglecting to stay in contact
state of mind; mental state; mental attitude
evasion; avoidance; shirking; recusation (of a judge); taking exception (to a judge); challenge
to have two things (at the same time) (e.g. good and bad points); to also have something (in addition to something else)
pretending to respect someone while in fact staying distant; keeping at arm's length; avoiding (something unpleasant); shying away from; giving the batter an "intentional walk"
established practice; custom