right hand; right-hand side; right-hand direction; (on) the right
to seize; to catch; to obtain; to acquire; to understand; to grasp
to match (rhythm, speed, etc.); to join together; to unite; to face; to be opposite (someone); to compare; to check with
to be entwined; to be involved
close adhesion; sticking firmly (to); relating closely (to); having relevance (to); contact printing
degree (angle, temperature, scale, etc.); counter for occurrences; strength (of glasses); glasses prescription; alcohol content (percentage); alcohol by volume; extent
terrific; staggering; tremendous; frightful; ghastly; horrific
all; completely; totally; entirely; thoroughly
slightly; lightly; thinly; faintly; dimly
(not) so; (not) particularly; (not) very; (not) that much
inside; within; while (e.g. one is young); during; among; amongst; in (secret, chaos, poverty, etc.)
dramatic; exciting; touching; extreme
to be put in order; to be put to rights; to be disposed of; to be solved; to be finished; to be married (off)
to bring (something); to take along; to fetch; to get
concise; brief; succinct; compact (style)
haste; hurry; urgency; in a hurry; quickly; with haste
matter (to discuss); item (on the agenda); (court) case; project; enterprise; advertisement
to memorize; to memorise; to learn; to pick up; to feel; to think
by no means; never!; certainly (not); surely (not); something unexpected; emergency
to believe; to believe in; to place trust in; to confide in; to have faith in
company; lot; people; troupe; company (of musicians)
considerably; greatly; a lot
to scold; to chide; to rebuke; to reprimand
easy to do; apt to do; prone to do; liable to do
hiding one's embarrassment
to twine; to get tangled; to be involved (e.g. of money in a matter); to get involved (in); to pick a quarrel (with); to find fault (with)
to clasp; to grasp; to hold (the answer); to have (e.g. the solution); to seize (power); to hold (the reins)
(some) more; even more; longer; further
abrupt; sudden; unexpected
accident; incident; trouble; circumstances; reasons
to lose (through death; e.g. a wife, child)
at a young age; while still young
to succeed (a person, to a position, etc.); to inherit; to patch (clothes); to mend; to add (e.g. charcoal to the fire); to replenish with
to swing; to wield (physically); to exercise (e.g. power, ability); to exhibit; to flourish; to prosper
to succeed (someone); to take over from; to pick up the torch
to rule; to govern; to reign over; to subdue; to suppress; to quell
to discuss; to talk together
danger; peril; hazard; risk
to decide; to choose; to clinch (a victory); to decide (the outcome of a match); to persist in doing; to go through with; to always do
all; entire; whole; altogether
to lean over (and cover with one's body); to bend over (someone); to (stand tall and) lean on (someone); to weigh on one; to bear (heavily) on one; to lie on one
mental; spiritual; emotional
burden; load; responsibility; bearing (a cost, responsibility, etc.); shouldering