group; party; team; squad; section
passing each other; missing (meeting) each other; failing to meet; (being at) cross purposes; discrepancy
stroboscope; strobe lamp; stroboscopic lamp; (camera) flash
feeling keenly; fully realizing
order; sequence; procedure
to get mended; to be repaired; to return to normal; to recover (e.g. one's temper); to be corrected; to get put right; to come right
trouble; difficulties; dispute; confusion; disorder; mess
messy; shabby; scruffy; dirty; squalid; sordid
accessories; small articles; minor character; small fry; weak one
taking on one's share (e.g. of work); dividing (work, expenses, etc.) between; apportionment; allotment; allocation; assignment
silkworm gut; fishing gut; artificial gut; gut fishing line
miniature light bulb; midget lamp
jingle; ding; ringing of small bells
acceptable; satisfactory; approval; being in favour; Pass (grade); Fair
grumbling; muttering; nonsense
cracking sound (e.g. cracking one's knuckles); crunching sound
ring; loop (of rope); halo (of an angel)
fingers; fingertips; underling; stooge; tool
to hear; to catch (the sound of something); to hear about (rumour, etc.); to overhear; to get used to hearing
to tuck (e.g. sleeves); to roll up
to become rusted together; to become rusted shut; to rust; to become (completely) rusty; to become rusty (of a skill or ability); to become less effective
new rice; first rice crop of the year; novice; beginner; newcomer
bargaining; haggling; tactics; strategy; (tactical) advance or retreat of troops
previous generation; former ages
Yue (kingdom in ancient China; 6th century-334 BCE); Vietnam
a head (e.g. taller or shorter); noticeable difference (in competitors' results)
to be in confusion; to be busy
immunity; immunization; immunisation; being hardened (to); being unaffected (by); being accustomed (to)
pattern paper (for dressmaking); stencil
close; intimate; on good terms
to tie (to); to fasten; to attach; to connect (one thing with another); to link; to bring together
to tear; to rip up; to cut up; to cleave; to forcibly separate (e.g. two lovers); to spare (time, money, etc.)