to push into; to cram into; to stuff into; to break in; to burgle; to burglarize
postwar period; period after Second World War
processing; dealing with; treatment; disposition; disposal
to bury (e.g. in the ground); to fill up (e.g. audience fills a hall); to cause to be packed; to plug (a gap); to stop (a gap); to make up for (a loss, shortage, etc.); to make amends
to be awash with; to teem with; to be full of
to celebrate; to congratulate; to present (a gift) in celebration; to drink in celebration; to wish for (a happy future, good fortune, etc.); to pray for
always; forever; very; greatly (esp. of hopes and desires)
deep emotion; strong feelings
in good condition; in fine shape; glib; slick; harmonious; melodious
grudge; complaint; reproach
to go uninvited; to call on without an invitation; to barge in on; to throng to; to crowd into; to converge upon
variety; kind; type; counter for kinds, species, etc.
live coals (for firelighting); cause (of disturbance, conflict, etc.); trigger
(trend of) the times; current of the times; spirit of the age
unless one ...; if one does not ...
great rival; powerful enemy; archenemy
to brush away; to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy); to drive away; to rout
to praise highly; to sing the praises of; to applaud; to acclaim; to admire
as before; as ever; as it was originally
to smoke; to smoulder; to be sooty; to be smoke-stained; to smoulder (e.g. a dispute); to smolder
exposure to wind; severe criticism
centripetal force; unifying force; cohesive power
leadership skill; leadership ability
fall; decline; lowering; deterioration; degradation
to escape (disaster, death, etc.); to be saved from; to be rescued from; to avoid (e.g. punishment); to evade (e.g. responsibility); to avert
to chip; to nick; to break; to lack
important matter; matter of great importance; serious affair; major incident; emergency
not hard to ... (in certain circumstances, it would be possible)
presentiment; premonition; hunch; to have a premonition; to have a hunch
to conceive; to become pregnant; to get filled with (e.g. sails filled with wind); to be swollen with; to contain (a contradiction, danger, etc.); to carry (a problem, consequences, etc.)
to accept; to receive; to agree
incessant; constant; continuous; perpetual; everlasting
to reverberate; to resound; to echo; to have one's fame spread; to be renowned
for a while; for some time; for a period
to make merry; to frolic; to be in high spirits
to gather in a circle; to form a circle
seat; bench; temporary job while looking for a better job or until one marries
not going (well); not proceeding (as one wishes); bad; not good; hopeless; beyond hope
formal; stiff; pompous; stern; solemn; grave
(another's) daughter; young lady