to sink (e.g. a ship); to submerge; to lower (e.g. one's body into a chair); to floor (an opponent)
with a whizzing sound; with a whistling sound; sound of something whizzing by
to move (something) to another location; to change the position of; to rearrange; to replace; to exchange; to switch
complete devotion; body and soul; one's best
to plunder; to grab; to snatch
passing through (a tunnel, station, town, etc.); passing by (e.g. of a typhoon); passage (of a bill, e.g. through parliament); carriage; passing (an examination, inspection, etc.); clearing
to knock down; to utterly defeat
to surrender; to give in; to yield; to submit; (lit.) to bend one's knee
obedient; submissive; docile; meek; pliant
to be shut; to close; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.); to be well-knit; to be locked; to tighten
abusive language; violent language; wild words
unrelated; irrelevant; unconcerned; unconnected
scandal; impropriety; misconduct
document; letter; writing; contents (e.g. of a letter)
to lift up; to hold up; to give; to present; to do (for someone)
to say; to tell; to state; to do
greater than ...; bigger ...
state of emergency; emergency; crisis
don't worry about it; forget about it
bond (between people); (emotional) ties; bonds; tether; fetters
Latin (language); Latin-American; Latin; Latin (i.e. relating to the literature, culture, etc. of ancient Rome); Roman
good young man; agreeable youth
audience (with someone of high standing)
to disentangle; to untangle; to break up into pieces; to pick apart; to relieve; to ease
to reject; to spurn; to turn down; to refuse
gloomy; dismal; miserable; spirit of yin
good contrast; marked contrast
to get along (with someone); to be like-minded; to be congenial
same feeling; same sentiment; same opinion; sympathy; agreement; concurrence
sour look; surly face; pout
nod; inclination of the head
to spout out; to spurt out; to sprout; to bud; to burst into laughter; to blow (smoke, etc.)
body and soul; mind and body
to cease; to stop; to be over
club activities; extracurricular activities
tedious; boring; being fed up with
talkative; loose-lipped; persiflage; witty remark; light joke; amusing talk
to strike each other; to come to blows; to fight; to say (useless things, facetious remarks, etc.) to each other
(verbal) abuse; speaking ill of people; bad-mouthing; name-calling; slander; abusive language
curious; strange; unusual
distinguished family; famous family; noble family; prestigious organization (company, school, etc.)
famous; noted; renowned; celebrated; well-known