younger brother; little brother; brother-in-law (spouse's younger brother or younger sister's husband); (arch.) pupil; (arch.) apprentice
body and soul; mind and body
speaking of ...; when it comes to ...; as for ...; if one were to say ...
improvement (e.g. in skill, ability); advance; progress; communication of opinions of the general populace to those of high rank
to open one's eyes wide (in astonishment, wonder, etc.); to be wide-eyed; to be amazed
present point (i.e. in history); at the present time
hero; heroine; Eroica Symphony (Beethoven, 1804); Heroic Polonaise (Chopin)
serviceman; servicewoman; soldier; member of the armed forces; military personnel
it does not mean that ...; I don't mean that ...; it is not the case that
to get hungry; to become hungry
I'm sorry; (it's) inexcusable; thank you very much (for help, etc.)
evening meal; dinner; supper
ordinary; common; commonplace; mediocre; unremarkable; undistinguished
in person; personally; directly
education; training; discipline
noon; midday; daytime; lunch
guidance; leadership; instruction; shido (minor penalty in judo)
ghastly; gruesome; appalling; lurid
training; practice; discipline; ascetic practices
love; affection; attachment; craving; agape; Ireland
to become possible; to become able to (do)
time (three times, each time, etc.); times
as if it were about oneself
more than anything; above all else
person of lofty virtue; man of noble character; perfect person; saint
adoration; admiration; devotion
shopping; purchased goods
large household; large family; large group (of people); big organization; great wealth
for example; for instance; e.g.
gentle; mild; meek; tender
rest; break; recess; intermission
to sit at a desk (to study); to be at one's desk; to set to work on revision, homework, etc.
congratulations!; well done!; best wishes!; all the best!
examination; exam; test; trial; experiment; test
passing (an exam); pass; success; meeting (specifications, standards, etc.); passing (inspection); qualification
barrier; obstacle; difficulty; hurdle; deadlock
to cling to; to embrace; to throw one's arms around