for a short while; for a while; for some time; for the time being
pupil; student; schoolchild
to have (e.g. lunch); to take (e.g. vitamins)
annual (plant); first-year student
movement; transfer; migration; mobile; moving; traveling
another time; again; over again; formally; especially; intentionally
to make (the best) use of; to put to good use; to let live; to keep alive; to revive; to resuscitate
thinking; thought; idea; notion; intention; plan
custom; convention; common practice; (arch.) becoming accustomed (to)
to exchange glances; to correspond; to counterbalance
treatment; reception; service; working conditions; salary; pay
preparation; arrangements; getting ready; provision; setup; reserving
to live; to exist; to make a living; to subsist; to be in effect; to be in use
going into a frenzy; flying into a rage
to act violently; to rage; to struggle; to be riotous
to take; to pick up; to pass; to hand; to get; to obtain; to adopt (a method, proposal, etc.)
one's say; one's point; complaint; grievance; objection
anger; rage; fury; wrath; indignation
to turn towards; to point
should (be); bound (to be); nock (of a bow); nock (of an arrow); nock-shaped grip (between thumb and forefinger); wooden frame on the tip of the mast of a Japanese ship that prevents the hawser from falling out
somehow; how; in what way; why; what kind of
meaning; significance; sense
simultaneously; all at once; in unison
to turn toward; to look (up, down, etc.); to face (e.g. east) (of a building, window, etc.); to look out on; to point (of an arrow, compass needle, etc.); to be suited to
corner; section; one horn; narwhal (Monodon monoceros)
very young; little; childish; immature
protection; safeguard; guardianship; preservation; conservation
to believe; to believe in; to place trust in; to confide in; to have faith in
several people; a few people
approximate age; apparent age; marriageable age (esp. of a woman); age of maturity; appropriate age (to ...); old enough (to ...)
younger brother and sister
to put in; to let in; to admit; to accept; to accept; to comply; to include
younger brother; little brother; brother-in-law (spouse's younger brother or younger sister's husband); (arch.) pupil; (arch.) apprentice
to raise one's voice; to shout; to yell; to speak up (e.g. in protest); to speak one's mind
possibly; apparently; (seem) likely; somehow or other; with difficulty; barely
results; record; grades; marks
superior; excellent; brilliant; outstanding