to fill to capacity; to pack; to complete; to tessellate
magnificent spectacle; thrilling sight; grand view
to be fascinated (by); to be captivated by; to be enchanted by; to gaze admiringly at; to watch in fascination
to pile up; to stack; to load (car, ship, etc.); to pack; to acquire; to accumulate
handcart; wheelbarrow; baby walker
to carry; to transport; to come; to go; to use (a brush, chopsticks, etc.); to move
bookshelves; bookshelf; bookcase
standing close together; bristling (with)
reasonably; fairly; hurriedly; in a rush; approximately; about
to be crowded with people; to be bustling with; to prosper; to flourish; to do thriving business
memory; recollection; remembrance; memory; storage
group; bunch; crowd; group
silent (as the grave); deadly silent; deathly quiet
to fall completely silent; to become still as death
to advance (spatially); to go forward; to precede; to go ahead (of); to make progress; to move ahead (e.g. of work); to intensify
end (of a street, hallway, etc.)
stool (stood on to reach high objects); small stepladder; (fig.) stepping stone
to sleep (lying down); to go to bed; to lie in bed; to lie down; to sleep (with someone, i.e. have intercourse); to lie flat (e.g. of hair); to lie idle (of funds, stock, etc.)
to get up; to rise; to wake up; to be awake; to occur (usu. of unfavourable incidents); to happen
to gaze (at); to stare intently (at); to look fixedly (at); to fascinate; to enchant; to possess
to flash (e.g. lightning); to flicker; to flutter (e.g. flag); to wave; to flash into one's mind (e.g. an idea); to come to one suddenly
to look at; to gaze; to stare at
fearfully; timidly; nervously; cautiously; gingerly
please; I beg you; for mercy's sake
imperious; proud; heavy (nasal breathing)
fearfully; nervously; timidly; gingerly
to give up (all thoughts of); to abandon; to despair of; to make up one's mind; to make a decision; to decide
just as; right after; in the act of; as soon as; at that moment
flaring up; burning hotly; flying into a rage; losing one's cool; opening suddenly and widely (e.g. eyes, mouth); (arch.) acting resolutely
to be possessed by an evil spirit; to be tempted; to give in to an urge; to succumb to temptation
flight; desertion; escape
fast (walking); quick; brisk; quick (passing of time); rapid; swift
to be out of breath; to breathe hard (e.g. during physical activity); to pant
unusual event; strange occurrence; strange phenomenon; something abnormal; change (for the worse); accident
at full speed; as fast as one's legs can carry one
to run away; to flee; to make off; to start to run away