common sense; general knowledge; common knowledge
several weeks; a few weeks
native people; aboriginal; indigenous people
delineation; demarcation; drawing a line (e.g. between what's acceptable and unacceptable); (measuring) ruler
to connect; to correlate; to associate; to relate; to link
to open out (of a view, scenery, etc.); to spread out; to improve (of luck, prospects, etc.); to get better; to develop (of a town, civilization, etc.); to become civilized; to be sensible
opportunity; occasion; (arch.) order; (arch.) sequence; (arch.) successor
wearing armour (armor); counter for suits of armour
odour; odor; scent; aura; whiff; smacks of ...
one arm; one's right-hand man; one's right hand
blunt (e.g. sword); dull; lazy; cowardly; good for nothing
to choke up; to be speechless; to hold one's tongue
clever; smart; sharp (ear, etc.); sensitive; discerning
adult; grown-up; person who has come of age; fully fledged; established; qualified
to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort); to feel anxious about; to have apprehensions of
swinging back; aftershock; backlash
to give birth; to bear (child); to lay (eggs); to produce; to yield; to give rise to
releasing on parole; conditional release
to soak; to dip; to steep; to moisten; to wet
to deliver; to extradite; to stretch across; to hand over
cutting in round slices; round slice; dividing into groups (e.g. by ability)
bitter tears; (lit.) tears of blood
herbivorous; plant-eating; graminivorous
sand, ash, etc., thrown in the eyes to blind someone; throwing something at someone's eyes to blind them; poking someone's eyes during a fight to blind them
don't worry about it; forget about it
in company; among people; philtrum; vertical groove between the nose and the upper lip
staged event; faked situation; prearranged performance
to handle (men); to master (a tool); to manage; to acquire a command of (a language)
number of long thin objects (movies, TV programs, baseball games, etc.) (programmes)
blunder; miss; slip; oversight
principle; general rule; as a rule; in principle; in general
lord of a manor; estate steward