ardour; ardor; passion; fervour; fervor
to sleep together (e.g. man and a woman); to lie with each other
shall ...; to assume; to suppose
to lose one's mind; to lose control of oneself
to become aroused (of emotions, nerves, etc.); to become excited; to become stirred up; to be proud; to be haughty; to be pompous
craving; longing; thirsting
leaving someone behind; abandoning someone; marooning someone
coquettish voice (of a woman); seductive squeal; alluring cry
troublesome; annoying; complicated
casual; doing something without taking it too seriously
snack food (esp. potato chips, popcorn, etc.); munchie
to get fed up with; to get sick of; to become disgusted with
to pass from one's lips; to escape one's lips
to hold back (someone) from achieving success; to stand in the way of; to sabotage
surprise attack; surprise visit; catching a person off guard
change; changing; exchange (e.g. of goods); change of sides (in baseball, American football, etc.); switching ends (in tennis, volleyball, etc.)
flutter kick (swimming); the thrash
ugh; yuck; ick; blech; damn; crap
mobility; maneuverability
moving forward (e.g. of a vehicle); onward movement; progress (of work, activities, etc.); advance; progression (of a disease, global warming, etc.); progression (e.g. chord progression)
the height of folly; sheer stupidity
lifeboat; friend in need; helping hand; timely help
if one is unlucky; if one is careless; if things don't go well
whirlpool; swirl; eddy; vortex; maelstrom
wood chip; splinter; worthless thing; worthless person
area of influence; zone of influence; extent of impact
chin; jaw; gills; branchia
surfacing; rising to the surface; emerging; leaping into prominence; rising (of rank)
to pull up; to drag up; to increase; to raise (e.g. taxes); to withdraw; to leave; to promote (someone to a higher position)
physical strength; muscle strength
to drain the water; to lose the water; to squeeze out the water
to tear; to rip up; to cut up; to cleave; to forcibly separate (e.g. two lovers); (arch.) to have a tattoo in the corner of one's eye
to be traced (of a criminal); to be tracked; (arch.) to have a (male) lover
to prove successful; to take hold; to amount to something
not counted (in the score); not tallied
just-harvested; freshly picked; freshly caught (fish); fresh
strawberry (esp. the garden strawberry, Fragaria x ananassa); 15,000 yen