to sob convulsively; to heave with sobs
to (make something) quiver; to shake; to tremble; to vibrate
indescribable; inexpressible; unspeakable
painful; heartrending; trying; oppressive; suffocating; miserable
people; men and women; each person; everybody
wave; billow; ups and downs; (something) advancing step by step; (something) surging forward inopposably; tendency
to be wounded; to get injured; to get hurt feelings; to get damaged; to get chipped
to grow hot (e.g. water); to boil; to get excited (at); to erupt (in applause, cheering, etc.); to ferment; to melt (of metal)
to meet (by chance); to come across; to meet (e.g. of rivers, highways, etc.); to emerge and engage (an enemy)
as it is; plain (truth); bare; undisguised; unvarnished; unexaggerated
light; bright; bright (colour); cheerful; bright; bright (future, prospects, etc.); rosy
envious; jealous; enviable (position, etc.)
(wireless) transceiver; radio; walkie-talkie
being heard (by others); being overheard; being leaked (of plans, secrets, etc.); going in one ear and out the other
having a headache; racking one's brains; troubling over something
(non-documentary) television series; TV drama; teledrama; drama; dramatic incident; spectacle
killing time; staving off boredom
to sing; to sing of (love, beauty, etc.) in a poem; to express in the form of a poem; to recite (a poem)
real; realistic; serious; non-joking; realtime blog; real world (cf. online games or social networking services)
pastor; minister; clergyman; reverend
trouble; bother; annoyance; to be troubled (by); to be bothered (by); to be inconvenienced (by)
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)
there's no (other) way; cannot be helped; unavoidable; it's no use (doing); pointless; hopeless (person)
there is nothing; having nothing
complete stranger; total stranger
that child; that kid; that boy; (arch.) you
sightseeing; watching; viewing; sightseer; spectator; viewer
to chuckle to oneself; to gloat (over)
to draw (water); to scoop up; to dip up; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.); to grasp; to surmise
forcing; compulsion; coercion; pushing (to do)