favorite (to win); favourite; one's heart's desire; first choice; chocolate given to a man on Valentine's day out of genuine sentiment
you could say; you might say; verging on the
to reach mutual understanding; to understand each other
to take on; to undertake; to take over; to inherit; to guarantee; to vouch for
large (amount of money); huge; hefty; expensive
abundant; ample; plentiful; lustrous; glossy
total (money); full amount; sum
large sum (of money); large amount; large denomination (banknote, etc.)
contribution (furthering a goal or cause); services (to a cause); paying tribute; tribute
to take all things together; to include everything; to take account of everything
to hold (a ceremony); to perform
to move (to another area, country, etc.); to migrate
leaving (a group, team, etc.)
time after time; countless times; many a time; dozens of times
reception (e.g. wedding); banquet; celebration; party
former; previous; old; first move (in go, shogi, etc.); opening move
conjugal relations; conjugal affection
to mark the end; to spell the end
to bring near; to bring close; to let go near; to associate with; to bring (people) together; to let come near (of a person)
individual; separate; personal; case-by-case
cooperation; collaboration; association; community; communal use; common possession
to yearn for; to long for; to follow (someone); to idolize (for virtue, learning, status, etc.)
separate; scattered; apart
simple; simplified; easy; plain
custom; general rule; convention; usually; generally; normally
lie; rye; rai (Algerian music style)
small; little; tiny; insignificant; humble; modest
to lie in wait (for); to be on the watch (for); to wait (for); to watch (for)
to lift up; to hold up; to give; to offer; to devote; to sacrifice
to pledge allegiance; to swear an oath of allegiance; to take an oath of allegiance
to stake; to risk; to bet; to wager
to carry in one's hand; to carry with one; to have on one's person; to take along (someone); to take (someone) with one; to be accompanied by
becoming a mere shell; becoming a dead letter; losing (one's) substance; being reduced to a formality