unexpected meeting; coincidence
transport ship; troop ship
crew (of a ship, airplane, etc.); crew member
audience (with a person of high standing); diameter of a tree trunk at eye level
suspicious; dubious; doubtful; unsure; untrustworthy; unreliable; strange
flight; desertion; escape
echo; reverberation; sound (esp. the distinctive sound of an object or activity, e.g. rain, gun, gallop, drum); noise; quality of a sound (e.g. a fine phrase, clear voice, resonant bell); feeling of a sound
certain; some kind of; some sort of; of sorts
example; illustration; precedent
to meet (someone of higher status); (arch.) to be recognized (esp. by someone of higher status); (arch.) to be visible; (arch.) to be seen
dirty; filthy; disordered; messy; indecent (language, etc.); dirty
shape; form; appearance; style; state; situation
putting one's life on the line; staking one's life (on); risking one's life; life and death situation
to give one's life; to lay down one's life
this; this one; this way; (arch.) I; (arch.) we
insolent fellow; rude fellow
explosion; detonation; blast; outburst (of emotion); explosion (e.g. of anger); eruption (e.g. of discontent)
landing ship; amphibious warfare ship
ignorant; unenlightened; uncivilized; uncivilised
to accompany; to go hand in hand with; to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by; to bring with; to take with
to subsist; to keep on living
property; fortune; assets
miserable; wretched; unhappy; sad; pitiable
to follow (a road, path, etc.); to trace; to follow (a clue, scent, tracks, plot, etc.); to trace (a route, history, family tree, etc.); to head towards (of a situation); to go in the direction of
the four cardinal directions; north, east, south and west; surroundings; many countries; the whole world; all around; here and there
grazing; skimming; almost touching; barely; just; narrowly
frequently; repeatedly; eagerly; keenly; hard; terribly
demonstration; show of force
to get carried away; to get overly elated; to become over-excited; to get up to speed; to move into gear
unconcernedly; nonchalantly; shamelessly; brazenly
to get worked up; to be eager (enthusiastic); to rouse oneself
to dance (orig. a whirling dance); to whirl (in the wind); to flutter (about); to swirl
governor-general; governor; viceroy
to have a catch; to have an ulterior motive; to be more (to something)