to bend loosely back and forth; to wriggle; to be crooked
to muffle one's voice; to speak (or sob, etc.) quietly
to prick up one's ears and listen; to listen attentively
one's post; one's position; one's station; one's round; one's beat; one's route
in a sense; in some way; to an extent
roundabout (e.g. expression); indirect (reference, criticism, etc.); oblique
influenced by; in response to; in the wake of; triggered by; following
cessation; (coming to an) end
leaf (of a tree); tree leaves; foliage
irregular; unsystematic; unsteady; disorderly
boisterous dance; dancing wildly
from long ago; from old times; from time immemorial
to demolish; to tear down; to pull down
double room; room shared by two people; shared room
teacher; instructor; teaching staff; faculty member
system trouble; technical issue
rearrangement; reallocation; realignment; relocation
consideration; examination; investigation; study; scrutiny; discussion
to fall behind; to lag behind; to be outdistanced; to be beaten
the country; countryside; outskirts; suburbs; presence; being in attendance
to smirk; to grin broadly
rolling (something) up by spinning it around; coiling
unsteadily (walking); waddling; staggeringly; totteringly
body; physical system; (the) person
deed; act; conduct; behavior; asceticism
bad condition; poor condition; disorder; failure; rupture; breakdown (e.g. of negotiations)
conference room; council room
easily (reach, exceed, etc.); comfortably; amply; fully; well over
(sports) ground; (playing) field; playground; stadium
meeting up; gathering; assembly; set
to blow (of the wind); to blow (one's breath); to breathe out; to play (a wind instrument); to blow (a whistle, trumpet, etc.); to emit (smoke, fire, etc.); to spout
standing in a row; forming a line; alignment
assistant; adjunct; lieutenant
order (esp. to a number of people); command; ritual of bowing at start and end of school class
blackened; black-painted; black-lacquered; blackened thing
double doors (opening from the centre); double-opening from the centre (of doors, casement windows, etc.); filleting fish, chicken, etc. with a central cut and peeling back the flesh