commencing with; including
battle formation; camp; encampment; group; gang; war
to float; to become merry; to be cheerful; to become loose; to become unsteady; to feel out of it; to be cut off (e.g. from those around you)
to pamper; to make a fuss of; to spoil; to fawn over
behavior; behaviour; conduct; entertainment; treat; feast
to turn up; to make an appearance; to put in an appearance; to drop by
to lie in wait (for); to be on the watch (for); to wait (for); to watch (for)
(powers of) concentration; ability to concentrate
to throw into disorder; to disarrange; to disturb (order, peace, etc.); to corrupt (public morals); to dishevel (hair)
to go mad; to lose one's mind; to get out of order; to go amiss; to go wrong (of a plan or expectation, etc.); to fall through
permission; approval; authorization; to permit; to authorize
consent; approval; acceptance; agreement; compliance
lower grades of primary school (first, second, and sometimes third grades)
still more; even more; all the more; still less; even less
not necessarily so; is not always true
policy; course; plan (of action); magnetic needle
anyhow; at any rate; anyway; somehow or other; generally speaking; in any case
to get irritated; to get annoyed; to be on the edge; to fret; to lose patience
slow; clumsy; stupid; irritating
to scream; to whine; to grumble; to complain
to scatter; to sprinkle; to distribute (handbills, etc.); to spread (rumours, etc.); to give the slip; to throw off
two times; twice; two degrees
animation; animated film; animated cartoon; anime
to come to like; to become fond of; to fall in love
to prepare; to provide; to set up; to establish; to organize
proposal; proposition; suggestion
to be inclined to do; to be willing to do
but (still); and yet; nevertheless; even so; notwithstanding
to permit; to allow; to forgive; to pardon; to exempt (someone) from; to remit; to acknowledge
attitude; manner; behaviour; attitude (towards an issue, etc.); position; stance
teacher's desk; teacher's lectern
organ (musical instrument)
manners; behavior; behaviour
to face (each other); to be facing; to be directed toward (the future, etc.); to be in response to; to receive (a client, etc.); to compare with