several sheets (flat objects)
contrary to one's expectations
to rearrange (classes); to recompose; to reset; to recombine (genes)
manners; behavior; behaviour
getting tired of; getting sick of; getting bored with; getting fed up with
suddenly; all of a sudden; abruptly; very; absolutely; by far
frame; framework; border; box; limit; restriction; category
replenishment; supplementation; supplement; replacement; refilling
utterance; speaking; vocalization; leading a group of people (in cheering, singing, etc.)
living thing; organism; creature; biology
selfish; egoistic; self-serving; self-interested
(not saying anything) no matter what
recollecting; reminiscing; looking back; retrospection; review
gentle; peaceable; amicable; without fuss; simply
to stand in the way (esp. with legs spread out); to block the way; to stand in the way (e.g. of progress); to obstruct
to attract someone's attention; to arouse someone's interest; to sound someone out; to try to find out someone's true feelings; to (discreetly) probe someone's thoughts
shaft (e.g. machinery); axle; shaft (of a golf club); mine shaft; pit
face; honour; meld; lineup (of players participating in a mahjong game); attendees (e.g. at a meeting); members
spread (e.g. of a disease); rampancy; infestation; proliferation; being widespread
the most one can do; the best one can do; the best one can expect
application; application software; application; putting into use; application; request
transmission and reception; sending and receiving
to have a lot on one's shoulders; to bear a lot of responsibility
to summon courage; to be brave
gushing forth; bursting out; (lit.) like breaking a dam
head (of a line, group, etc.); front; lead; forefront; vanguard
fresh troops; fresh players; newcomer; new employee; new method; new way
goosebumps; gooseflesh; goose pimples; rough skin; coarse skin
to kick about; to kick around; to scatter (a crowd, the enemy, etc.); to rout
encouragement; inspiration; rousing; stirring up; raising (e.g. morale)
swaying (only once, in a large, slow motion); relaxedly
to sink (into); to cave in; to get stuck in (e.g. mud); to get bogged down in; to get lodged in
to assemble everything together; to do something as a group
to wriggle; to squirm; to crawl like a worm
to kick out (e.g. someone from a house)