to have a rumor circulating
unintentionally; inadvertently; calmly; casually; nonchalantly; innocently
to turn up (of evidence, etc.); to become known; to be arrested; to be caught (of a criminal); to be moved to a higher position (of a body part); to be raised (e.g. of a hand to ask a question)
person of lofty virtue; man of noble character; perfect person; saint
advantages and disadvantages; interests (of parties)
saint; wise and virtuous person (esp. in Confucianism); great religious teacher; refined sake
to look daunted; to look embarrassed; to be disappointed
suspicion (of having committed a crime, wrongdoing)
disposal; abandonment; scrapping; annulment; cancellation; abrogation
to catch off guard; to catch unprepared
moisture; humidity; dampness; scabies; sarcoptic mange; the itch
anhydrous; waterless; requiring no water
natural growth; wild growth
schedule; program; programme; agenda
taking on one's share (e.g. of work); dividing (work, expenses, etc.) between; apportionment; allotment; allocation; assignment
as always; as ever; though it's always the case
secret; private; surreptitious
turmoil; chaos; confusion
to throw oneself (e.g. off a cliff, etc.)
stock; share; stump; (clump of) roots; plant with attached roots or stem; strain (of bacteria, etc.); stock company
to look young; to seem young
-like; -looking; -looked; tending to ...
to shorten; to cut short; to trim; to cut down on; to reduce; to scrimp on
being particular (about); being fussy; being picky; being choosy; being fastidious
yourself; himself; herself
slander; calumny; defamation; libel; abuse
groundless; entirely contrary to fact
generosity; magnanimity; tolerance; length and capacity; measures
to put one's heart and soul (into); to completely devote oneself (to)
humour; humor; safety; health; in a good mood; in high spirits
universal; omnipresent; ubiquitous
banzai; hurray; something to cheer about; something worthy of celebration; giving up; throwing one's hands up
eloquence; fluency (of speech)
to gain experience; to accumulate experiences
to decrease; to be reduced; to reduce; to lessen; to subtract; to deduct
frequency (of occurrence)