meeting; rendezvous; meeting for the first time; coming across; confluence
to vie with one's opponent
guest; visitor; customer; client; shopper
warp (weaving); longitude; scripture; sutra; trans-
systemic circulation; general circulation (of the atmosphere)
short circuit; short; illogical jump; drawing a hasty inference (between two events); jumping to conclusions
postoperative; after surgery
near; neighbourhood; nearly (e.g. "it took nearly one year"); close to; shortly; soon
French; French food; French cuisine
foul; breaking the rules; violation (of the law, regulations, etc.); infringement; breach
to be useful; to be helpful; to serve the purpose
thank you (for your hard work); good work; see you; goodbye; goodnight
weather; fair weather; fine weather
to become familiar with; to get used to; to become accustomed to; to come to fit; to go (well) with; to suit
to come along; to come around; to turn up; to arrive at the present; to get where one is; to have been doing something (for a period of time)
to touch; to come in contact with; to receive (e.g. visitor); to attend to; to receive (news); to get; to encounter
to be lost (e.g. luggage); to be missing; to be used up; to be run out; to disappear (e.g. pain); to be lost (e.g. a dream, confidence)
instead of; in place of; as a substitute for; in exchange for; in return for; to make up for
smooth (i.e. without problems)
laborious; arduous; strenuous; painstaking; trying; taxing
question; inquiry; enquiry
god; deity; god-tier; incredible; (arch.) Emperor (of Japan); (arch.) thunder
Einstein; Einstein, Albert (1879-1955; German-born theoretical physicist)
objection; refutation; rebuttal; counterargument
some; any; in any way; of some kind; of some sort
society; the world; the times
coincidence; chance; by chance; unexpectedly; contingency
hypothesis; supposition; assumption; tentative theory
excuse me; pardon me; I'm sorry; thank you; you shouldn't have; it's too much
to account for; to make up; to occupy (a place, position, etc.); to hold (a rank, seat, etc.); to occupy (one's mind, heart, etc.); to weigh (on one's mind)