to do oneself; to do by oneself; to start work (on); to commence
wife and children; (arch.) wife
(common) cold; influenza; flu; ague; inflammatory respiratory system illness (in general)
to aggravate; to complicate; to make worse
becoming more serious or severe; aggravation; intensification
medical expenses; doctor's bill
sudden price jump; steep price rise
leaving out; omitting; skipping; (beating) in succession; in a row
sticky; persistent; insistent; nagging
rough estimate; rough calculation; expectation; anticipation; plan
close combat; close(-quarter) fighting; in-fighting
appearance; features; looks
innermost feelings; heart; motive; nature; disposition; spirit
dead person; (the) deceased; (the) dead; casualties
to revive; to come to oneself; to be restored to life
desire; wish; request; entreaty; prayer; (written) application
inversion; opposition; conflicting; repulsion; contradiction
to cling to; to hang onto; to rely on; to depend on; to implore; to entreat
religion; religious affiliation; belief; religious activity
knowing; (an) acquaintance
prohibition; ban; embargo
(how) many times; (how) often
(religious) faith; belief; creed
desperation; despair; self-abandonment
culture; civilization; civilisation; Bunka era (1804.2.11-1818.4.22)
cool; indifferent; apathetic; cold; cold-hearted; heartless
oppression; suppression; pressure
success in life; getting ahead; successful career; promotion; climbing the corporate ladder; eminence
to shut; to close; to block (a street, entrance, etc.); to shut in (with snow, ice, etc.); to shut off; to consume (with negative feelings)
help; rescue; salvation; solace; (religious) salvation; (Christian) grace
the teaching profession; education of laity
rural area; countryside; the sticks; hometown
to recommend (someone to do); to advise; to recommend (a book, someone for a position, etc.); to suggest; to offer (a drink, cigarette, seat, etc.)
to swear; to vow; to take an oath; to pledge