to sing; to sing of (love, beauty, etc.) in a poem; to express in the form of a poem; to recite (a poem)
burn; scald; (fig.) getting one's fingers burned (e.g. poor investment, mixing with the wrong people)
to carry on one's back; to bear; to take (responsibility); to assume; to suffer (an injury); to sustain (a wound)
to tower extremely high; to pierce the sky; to overflow (with energy); to run high (of spirits, momentum, etc.); to surge (of a feeling)
standing tall; towering; soaring
to pour oil on (something); to anoint with oil; to turn up; to add fuel (e.g. to a dispute); to rev up
precipitous cliff; sheer precipice; critical situation
fall; crash (of an aircraft)
right hand; right-hand side; right-hand direction; (on) the right
to be caught; to be arrested; to hold on to; to grasp; to find (e.g. proof); to get (e.g. a taxi)
to slip down; to slide down; to glide down
dying in vain; useless death; meaningless death
glorious; honourable; splendid
loss; defeat; counter for losses
important; essential; significant; major; key; principal
hailing each other; acting in concert; responding (to); agreement; concord
(picture) frame; framed picture; amount (esp. of money); sum
large drop (of rain, sweat, tears, etc.); large grain-like object (e.g. grape, cherry)
worthy opponent; worthy rival; good match
what kind of; what sort of; what; no matter what (kind of); whatever; any
incomprehensible; nonsensical; puzzling; mysterious; meaningless
to get lost; to lose one's bearings; to be puzzled; to be perplexed; to be tempted; to be seduced
scaffold; scaffolding; foothold; footing; foothold (e.g. in business); foundation
one place; (all in) the same place; one spot; one location; one part; one passage
omen; sign; notice; indication
terrified; horrified; trembling with fear
change; variation; variety; diversity; inflection; declension
bright light; hope; bright future; light emanating from a buddha or bodhisattva, symbolizing their wisdom and compassion
completely; entirely; nonchalantly; as if nothing happened
death due to shock (triggered by blood loss, heart failure or other causes)
common sense; general knowledge; common knowledge
(common) use (of a language, currency, etc.); current use; to be accepted (e.g. of a way of thinking); to work (of an excuse, trick, etc.); going in and out; entrance and exit
sickle-shaped neck (e.g. snake, praying mantis); crooked neck; gooseneck
fiercely; ferociously; furiously; resolutely
to throw oneself; to jump; to leap
gaining time; stalling for time; time-buying
to pin (someone) down; to hold down; to shut out (one's opponent); to keep (the opposing team) from scoring; to suppress; to control
to check; to hold back; to keep at bay; to stop; to prevent; to stem