bureau; department; office (e.g. post, telephone); broadcasting station (e.g. television, radio); affair; situation
deterioration (in quality, performance, etc.); degradation; worsening; (visible) aging; becoming unattractive (due to aging)
to invite in; to show someone in
so much (something) as to (e.g. so moved as to cry); overwhelmed; carried away; because of too much
inferiority complex; sense of inferiority
to be boiled down; to come to a standstill; to reach an impasse; to approach a conclusion (of a discussion, investigation, etc.)
gap; difference; disparity; discrepancy
(complete) set; outfit; kit; all; everything
as you see; as you can see; in accordance with what you see
to draw (water); to ladle; to pour (into a cup); to drink (together); to consider (feelings, the situation, etc.); to sympathize with
limited time; limited-time offer
(foreign) trade; (international) commerce; importing and exporting
influence; clout; leverage
piece (scrap, bit, strip) of paper
to tickle; to tickle (one's curiosity, vanity, etc.); to arouse; to make (someone) laugh; to amuse
acquaintance; relations; sexual intercourse; intersection
handwriting; handwritten; hand-drawn; hand-painted
typeface; style of handwriting; calligraphic style
Shirley; Charrie; Sherley
way of writing; manner of writing; penmanship (esp. used in old textbooks); calligraphy; format (e.g. of a report); stroke order of a character
end (e.g. of report, document, paragraph, etc.)
wide-open; frank; open; candid
to be disappointed; to be dejected; to be downhearted; to feel exhausted; to feel drained
writing; composition; essay; sentence
to pity; to sympathize with; to tend to (e.g. an injury); to care for; to appreciate; to recognize (someone's efforts)
innumerably; countlessly; (lit.) as abundant as stars
on the occasion of; at the time of
brewing; fermenting; arousing; causing; creating
priority level; degree of relative priority
existing alongside (each other); mixture; intermingling
to make even; to make smooth; to make level; to average
to come to realize; to become aware (of)
egregious; outrageous; too much; over the top
steward; butler; court official; deacon (Anglican, Lutheran, etc.)