self-employed profession (e.g. actor, artist); liberal profession
common sense; good sense; common knowledge; general knowledge; common practice; accepted practice
practical; realistic; pragmatic
(not) necessarily; (not) entirely; (not) altogether
policy; course; plan (of action); magnetic needle
compatibility; coexistence; standing together; balancing (e.g. work and family)
(any) more; further; in addition (to this); at this stage; now; now that things have come to this
wickedness; evil; iniquity; wrongness
conferring of decorations
Syrah (wine grape variety); scilla (plant)
fruit; nut; seed; (in broth) pieces of meat, vegetable, etc.; content; substance
another kind; different kind; distinct species
dangerous; risky; in danger; in jeopardy; uncertain; unreliable
accumulation; accumulate; store
possession; occupation; occupancy
to be placed on; to be set on; to be piled on; to appear (in print); to be mentioned; to be recorded
burden; load; responsibility; bearing (a cost, responsibility, etc.); shouldering
to be blurred (due to motion; of a photo, video, etc.); to be shaken (of a camera); to waver (in one's beliefs, policy, etc.); to shift (position); to be slightly off
depending on the way ...; depending on how ...; according to how ...
evasion; avoidance; shirking; recusation (of a judge); taking exception (to a judge); challenge
amount to be borne; one's share (of expenses)
jue (ancient 3-legged Chinese wine pitcher, usu. made of bronze); peerage (hereditary title bestowed by the emperor)
in the city; within the city
outside the city; suburbs
roof tile; tiled roof; objects crowded together (e.g. houses)
if that's the case ...; if so ...; that being the case ...
rich person; millionaire; magnate; big spender; debauchee
below one's eyes; under one's eyes; length (of a fish) from eyes to tail fin
garden; orchard; park; kindergarten; nursery school; preschool
building lot; residential land
registration; accession; register; entry; record; subscription
rampancy; prevalence; domination
always; all the time; never; usual; regular