to turn over; to change (one's mind); to reverse (one's decision); to fly (a flag); to let (a skirt, cape, etc.) flap in the wind
movement; move; motion; trend; development; change
hi; hello; hey; listen!; oh; come on!
style; way; shape; dress; attire; clothing
(opening) with a clatter; loudly; flinging (open); (changing) completely; dramatically; suddenly
not the time for; not the place for; far from; far more than; nowhere near just; well beyond
to jostle; to shove and push; to struggle with one another
to turn round; to face about; to turn about
with all one's strength; with might and main; as hard as one can
abundant harvest; bumper crop
thanks; gratitude; manners; etiquette; bow; reward
to say; to tell; to state; to do
without hesitation; with great optimism; (pushing or pulling) strongly; (drinking) heavily
to press against; to push against; to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility); to impose (one's will)
death by suffocation; death by choking
upper arm; (arch.) lower arm
to forget oneself; to lose control of oneself
physical contact (between friends, mother and child, etc.); physical intimacy
to be careful; to be discreet; to do in moderation; to refrain (from overdoing); to be purified; to be chaste
to find fault with; to question
assistant; associate; duplicate; copy; adverb
acknowledgement; acknowledgment; recognition; cognition
disturbance; confusion; perturbation; commotion; turbulence
procedure; process; proceedings; formalities
teacher; instructor; teaching staff; faculty member
small; fine; minute; minor; trivial; sensitive
to have a talk; to tell a story
from the place (where); from the fact that ...; caused by the fact that ...; because
OK; okay; fine (without); not needed; unnecessary
unconcernedly; nonchalantly; indifferently; blankly; vacantly; absentmindedly
sunset; sundown; end; close; year-end; end of the year
principal; head teacher; headmaster; headmistress
nonsensical; unreasonable; awfully; extremely; disorder; confusion
to have a limit; to go too far (e.g. of a joke)
to be experienced in the ways of the world; to taste the bitter and the sweet