to wear (formal clothing) in a casual fashion
to dye; to colour; to color
two persons; two people; pair; couple
to drag; to trail; to force (someone) along; to drag (along); to prolong; to drag out
to do ... incessantly; to do ... hard; (arch.) to happen repeatedly; (arch.) to happen over and over again
exchange (e.g. cultural); interchange; interaction; alternating current; AC
to deepen; to heighten; to intensify
with a twitch (e.g. an eyebrow); with a dip; with a bob; with a flutter
to fire (gun, arrow, questions, etc.); to shoot; to set free; to release; to emit (e.g. light); to give off (e.g. a scent)
there is no need to ...; it should hardly be necessary to ...
daily; everyday; days (e.g. of one's youth); every day; day after day
practice; putting into practice; implementation; praxis
reckless; (at) random; haphazard; blind; sudden; abrupt
carelessly; thoughtlessly; inadvertently
arrogant; haughty; insolent
to be connected (to); to be joined together; to connect (of a telephone call, the internet, etc.); to get through; to lead (to an outcome); to bring about (a result); to be lined up (e.g. of cars)
bygones; the past; past event
great speed; recklessly fast speed
to relax; to feel at home
latent disposition; inner feelings
consolation money; solatium; reparation; damages; settlement
quantity; amount; volume; number; amount of money
to glare at; to scowl at; to glower at; to stare intensely at; to examine carefully
bright red; deep red; flushed (of face); downright (e.g. lie); complete; utter
carelessness; inattention; thoughtlessness; negligence
lie; fib; mistake; error; unwise move; bad decision
thief; burglar; robber; theft; burglary; robbery
to draw near; to draw closer; to press (e.g. for an answer); to hound
on good terms (with); on friendly terms (with); (getting along) well; in harmony; happily; peacefully
putting someone in hospital; inflicting injury such that medical care is required
to do for (someone); to take in; to deceive; to hoodwink
(apparently) that's what it's like, isn't it; that sort of (thing mentioned immediately prior)
sole (of a shoe); sole (fish)
to get tired; to tire; to become worn out (of a well-used object); (arch.) to starve
intently; single-mindedly; devotedly; solely; earnestly; with all one's heart
to drain; to pour; to float (e.g. logs down a river); to set adrift; to wash away; to carry away; to broadcast