resistance; opposition; reluctance; repulsion; resistance; drag
one's relationships; people one knows; circle of friends
companion; follower; attendant; retinue
to do together; to put together; to lump together; to regard in the same light; to put in the same category; to arrange for (two people) to marry
(one's) sleeping hours; hours of sleep
to fall ill; to be taken ill
to be congenial; to agree with one; to be in one's nature
dessert stomach; having room for dessert despite being full
recommendation; advice; suggestion; encouragement
deep-frying food lightly coated in flour or potato starch; deep-fried food (esp. chicken)
to deep-fry; to make deep-fried food; to launch (fireworks, etc.); to hoist (e.g. a flag); to summon (for geishas, etc.); to call in
great success; huge success
being put off (by someone's words, behaviour, etc.); being taken aback; recoiling (in shock, disgust, etc.); zooming out or pulling the camera back to get a wider image
combination; assortment; matching (in a contest); pairing; combination
easily; readily; quickly; lightly (seasoned food, applied make-up, etc.); plainly; simply
stomach; Chinese "stomach" constellation (one of the 28 mansions)
finally; at last; in the end; ultimately
resentful; bitter; reproachful; regrettable; disappointing; frustrating
in; at; on; as for; regarding; with regards to
handsome man; actor in a love scene
comedian; actor who plays comic roles; figure of fun; laughing stock
group; body; party; company; troupe; gang
marriage fraud; fake marriage
keenly; deeply; calmly; quietly; fixedly (gazing, staring); intently
itemization (of expenses); the items; breakdown; classification
three times (as much); treble; triple; threefold
to affect; to impact; to influence
(one's) favourite food; (one's) favorite food
physical condition; state of health; shape
novice; beginner; starting to run; running off; running away
to care for someone; to look after someone
age-appropriate (esp. of clothing, hairstyles)
counter for birds or rabbits
to be in high spirits; to be full of vigor (vigour); to be enthusiastic; to be eager; to stretch to breaking point