to run away; to flee; to make off; to start to run away
morale (of troops, team, etc.); esprit de corps
smirkingly; broadly (grinning)
thereabouts; vicinity; that area; that situation; those circumstances
(medieval) knight; samurai on horseback
being in charge (of an area of responsibility); being responsible (for a work role, etc.)
hereabouts; around there; that area
to catch; to capture; to grab; to clutch; to catch hold of (someone); to stop (e.g. a stranger in the street)
such; like that; that sort of
to look out over; to survey (scene); to take an extensive view of
to give directions; to issue instructions
excuse me; pardon me; I'm sorry; thank you; you shouldn't have; it's too much
being settled quickly; reaching a quick conclusion; no need to say any more; no problem
duty; function; office; mission; task; role
to scratch; to perspire; to shovel; to paddle
(one's) superior; (one's) boss; the higher-ups
autograph; signature; sign; signal; indication
check (against); collation (with); comparison; verification
activity (esp. energetic or successful); great efforts; active participation; walking about with great vigor
to order; to command; to appoint
how can (one) do something
to arrive at; to reach; to sit on; to sit at (e.g. the table)
again; once more; a second time
to line up; to stand in a line; to rival; to match; to equal
legendary beast; magical beast
to sprawl; to lie sprawled; to stretch oneself out; to lie relaxed on one's side
to turn up; to make an appearance; to put in an appearance; to drop by
blue; azure; green; green light (traffic); black (horse coat color); blue 5-point card; immature
shortcut; taking a shortcut; (keyboard) shortcut; short-cut hairstyle for women
to embezzle; to misappropriate; to peculate; to accustom oneself to using; to use for a long time
member; participant; attendee; lineup (sport)
feature; trait; characteristic; peculiarity; distinction
another; one more; even more; (not) quite; (not) very
of the same age; age-matched
bowing (a string instrument)
(wielding) dual swords (esp. in fiction); twin swords; pair of Chinese straight swords wielded simultaneously (oft. sharing a single scabbard)