after school (at the end of the day)
high spirits; gleeful mood
depression; melancholy; dejection; gloom; despondency
thanks to ...; owing to ...; because of ...
dunce; blockhead; inattentive person; (lit.) (a) lantern at noon
to speak badly (of); to speak ill (of); to bad-mouth
corpse; kanji "corpse" radical
company; friendship; association; society; acquaintance
date (with someone); (social) outing (for two); date night; date (day)
to be rejuvenated; to feel young again
father and mother; parents
memories; recollections; reminiscence
repeatedly; several times; many times
inner part; inside; interior; depths (e.g. of a forest); back (of a house, drawer, etc.); bottom (e.g. of one's heart)
slowly (but steadily); gradually; bit-by-bit; slowly soaking in; slowly permeating; oozing out
encroachment; erosion; corrosion
catastrophe; cataclysm; collapse (of a relationship); breakup; split (friends, lovers, etc.)
aimless; rambling; desultory; casual
open; frank; outspoken; unreserved; straightforward; honest
going in and out; entering and exiting; visiting regularly; frequenting; income and expenditure; incomings and outgoings; increase and decrease
to stay long; to hang around; to hang out; to be immersed (in water) for a long time; to soak
private property; personal belongings; personal effects
living room (Western style); sitting room
drawing room; parlor; parlour; guest room
soon; in a moment; nearby; close; direct; spot transaction
to be shy; to be bashful; to feel awkward; to feel embarrassed
to be injured; to sustain a wound
second marriage; remarriage
coexistence; living together
single; solo; solitary; just one; only one
to invade; to raid; to infringe; to encroach; to harm; to afflict
selfish; egoist; (arch.) self-indulgent; (arch.) wilful; (arch.) willful
that is to say; so that means
ago; since; before; previous
to feel down; to feel sad; to be in a slump (business, economy, etc.); to be in an unfavourable condition; to fall into (e.g. a hole)
wound; injury; chip; crack; flaw; defect
to heal; to cure; to satisfy (e.g. hunger, thirst); to alleviate (e.g. sorrow, fatigue)