being cleared (of doubt, misgivings, etc.); being dispelled; melting away; melting (of ice)
poverty-stricken; destitute; poor; penurious
lottery; lot; raffle; draw
demo version (of software); trial version
prohibition; interdiction; forbidden; prohibited
to gain experience; to accumulate experiences
idea; thought; discretion; forgiveness; pardon
taking on (a challenge); attempt; try; requesting a video review (of a referee's call)
deposit and withdraw; taking in and out
at that (very) moment; just then
cannot be undone; can't be recovered from
loss (of weight or volume, e.g. in transit); ullage; outage; decrease (in value); reduction
no chance of; no way that; certainly not; will never happen
thieving cat; adulterer; homewrecker
stupid girl; stupid woman
extension of a straight line; (conclusion) following as an extension of (an argument)
dislike; disgust; disinclination; tired of
(person) seeming like a genius; (having) the temperament of a prodigy
10,000; ten thousand; 10^4
division into equal parts; equal parts
to run through; to run past
clearly; brightly; freshly
brown; light brown; tawny
rag; old cloth; tattered clothes; ragged clothes; fault (one is trying to hide); defect
to wind around; to wrap around; to coil around
good bargain; (a) find; godsend; (a) steal
to catch and tie up; to apprehend; to entangle; to trap; to brush out (e.g. dust, fur, plaque); to extract
to dip out; to scoop up; to ladle out
adds emphasis to the following verb or indicates that the action is done forcefully or violently
confusion; disturbance; commotion; chaos; disorder
vocabulary; lexicon; lexis; terminology
interpretation; explanation; reading; construction
to establish an emotional bond with; to reach out to; to relate to
among (other things); especially; particularly; at the same time; simultaneously; at once
detonator; priming; primer; trigger; impetus; spark
cold; indifferent; unfriendly; unsympathetic; unkind
some; any; please; anyway; anyhow
making out; necking; getting handsy; canoodling; being lovey-dovey; getting affectionate (with each other)
malicious; spiteful; vicious; shady and damp