injustice; unfairness; wrongdoing; iniquity; impropriety; irregularity
life circumstances; lifestyle; (family) finances
interest; eagerness; enthusiasm
to fall on one's shoulders (e.g. responsibility, duty)
sufferings; ordeals; agony; Passion (of Christ); crucifixion
to drive into; to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into; to link (a railway line) with; to join up with (a separate line)
sticking out prominently (usu. something long and thin); rising up
statement; account (of something); declaration; allegation
triangular bandage; sling; triangular kerchief; bandana; bandanna
to talk oneself hoarse; to shout oneself hoarse
to escape death; to be saved from death
speaking about (one's thoughts, memories, etc.); relating (one's feelings, reminiscences, etc.); recollection; reminiscence
if one is unlucky; if one is careless
deep pool; deep water; abyss; depths (e.g. of despair, etc.); grip (e.g. of death)
closing one's eyes; passing away; dying peacefully
unworthy (of one's father, teacher, etc.); I; me; incompetent; unskilled; (arch.) unfortunate
to be helpful; to help; to be of assistance; to come in handy
packing; crating; packaging
transition; change; progress; passing (of time)
total amount; aggregate sum
growth rate; coefficient of extension
usually; ordinarily; always; continuous; 24-hour (operation, care, etc.); constant
timid; faint-hearted; wimpish
at the very beginning of one's speech; the first thing (one) says after opening the mouth
several weeks; a few weeks
first of all; in the first place; to begin with; for starters
wide turn; detour; the long way around
count; counting; count of balls and strikes; count (after a knock-down in boxing); count (of radioactivity)
injured person; wounded person; casualty
suckling child; babe in arms; child at the breast; baby; infant
to take pains (doing something); to take great care
loading; stacking the wall of tiles to one's advantage
stag seaweed (Codium fragile); green sea fingers; dead man's fingers; felty fingers; forked felt-alga; sponge seaweed
to tear; to rip up; to cut up; to cleave; to forcibly separate (e.g. two lovers); to spare (time, money, etc.)