to get stuck with (some job); to end up with (something unpleasant)
to synchronise the breathing with the opponent prior to the start of a match
scattered; disperse; loose; disconnected; in pieces; in drops
speed; velocity; pace; velocity
as (X, then Y); with; in accordance with; in proportion to
rank (of troops); file; column; formation
a matter of course; what is to be expected; par for the course
lateral direction; horizontal direction; transverse direction; landscape orientation
horizontal (as opposed to vertical); side-to-side (as opposed to front-to-back); width; side (of a box, etc.); beside; aside
to fire (gun, arrow, questions, etc.); to shoot; to set free; to release; to emit (e.g. light); to give off (e.g. a scent)
innumerable; countless; numberless
to fall (of rain, snow, ash, etc.); to come down; to form (of frost); to beam down (of sunlight or moonlight); to pour in; to visit (of luck, misfortune, etc.)
to hit (e.g. one's head); to strike; to throw (at); to fling (at); to vent (e.g. one's anger); to express (one's feelings)
side (of the torso); flank; illegitimate child; child born by someone other than one's wife
ball; sphere; bead (of sweat, dew, etc.); drop; ball (in sports); pitch (e.g. in baseball); pile (of noodles, etc.)
to throw at; to fling at; to hurl at; to hurl (abuse, insults, etc.) at; to use (rough language) with (someone)
to train; to teach; to acquire (information); to learn; to stock; to stock up on
to fly around; to scatter
(rolling) along; (rolling) over and over; with a bright, ringing sound (e.g. of a bell); (laughing) in a bright, high-pitched tone; (changing) frequently (of opinions, conversation topic, etc.); constantly; (losing) all too easily
skin; body (in the context of intimate bodily contact); surface; grain (e.g. of wood); disposition; temperament
to cut (cloth, paper, etc.); to cut off
to stop (in one's tracks); to come to a stop; to halt; to pause; to stand still
to defend oneself; to protect oneself
protective instinct; defensive instinct
successive; consecutive; back-to-back; one after another
several people; a few people
falling (down) unconscious; fainting (and collapsing)
to writhe (in pain); to squirm; to wriggle
to grow restive; to begin to act violently
to trample; to crush underfoot
to joke; to jest; to make fun of; to laugh at; to romp; to gambol
to recover; to rally; to improve; to carry in a different way; to change one's grip (on); to shift (a bag, etc.) from one hand to the other
to get off; to abandon (a ship or vehicle)
to climb over; to get over; to overcome (a difficulty, obstacle, etc.); to surmount; to surpass (a predecessor); to overtake