undeserved good luck; luck of the devil; dumb luck; bad luck
to emboss; to print out; to print; to work out (e.g. policy); to hammer out; to strike (a drum indicating the end of a performance)
political measures; policy
favorable treatment; favourable treatment; hospitality; warm reception; good treatment; hearty welcome
to visit; to call on; to arrive (season, time, situation, etc.); to come; (arch.) to make a sound; (arch.) to send a letter
goods; materials; commodities; resources; supplies
to be truant; to slack off; to play hooky; to skip school; to cut class; to skip out
hydration; rehydration; to hydrate; to rehydrate; to moisturize
long ago; previous; of a former age
suffering from summer heat; summer heat fatigue
to soften; to calm down; to be eased; to be mitigated; to subside; to abate
truth; reality; sincerity; honesty; content; substance
assistance; support; subsidy; supplement; auxiliary; subsidiary
increase in activity; activation
shriek of delight; cry of joy
to rebuild; to reconstruct
expenses; expenditure; outgoings; outlays; costs
without compensation; without reward; without pay; free (of charge)
to be uneasy; to be anxious; to fear
to acquire a position; to hold an appointment
thundering; purring; something large and heavy starting to roll; scattered about; common; idleness; idling about
necessities; necessary article; requisite; essentials
to grow timid; to cower; to become perverse; to become contrary; to be cramped; to be constrained
relief; mitigation; alleviation; relaxation (of restrictions, tensions, etc.); easing; softening
bad reputation; infamy; ill repute; unfavorable criticism; unfavourable criticism
flaw; defect; problem; inconvenient
elevation; rise; improvement; advancement; progress
to go to; to proceed to; to leave for
to take advantage (e.g. of a weak situation); to size up (e.g. customer when setting a high price)
stirring up trouble in order to get credit for resolving it; profiting from solving problems created by oneself
to put someone to trouble
hero; heroine; Eroica Symphony (Beethoven, 1804); Heroic Polonaise (Chopin)