quarrel; argument; row; (verbal) dispute
general; admiral; head; chief; old chap; mate
very; considerably; by no means; not readily; middle; half-way point
like cats and dogs; (on) very bad terms; (lit.) relationship of dogs and monkeys
to be broken; to break; to break (down); to stop working; to fall through (of a plan, deal, etc.); to collapse
to like; to prefer; to be pleased by
ability; gift; talent; sai; traditional unit of volume, approx. 1.8 ml
envious; jealous; enviable (position, etc.)
to jest; to joke; to play the fool; to act indecently; to be silly over
to compete with; to vie for
to learn; to study; to take lessons in
comrade in arms; war buddy; fellow soldier
den; wild animal dwelling; den (e.g. of thieves); hiding place; den; small snug room
clearing one's throat; cough
don't worry about it; there is nothing to fear; there is no need for anxiety; everything is under control
both people; two people; two directions; both directions
doing whatever one pleases; selfishness; self-indulgence
lover; sweetheart; boyfriend; girlfriend
misunderstanding; mistaken idea; wrong guess
another name; nickname; alias; synonym
(your) judgment; discernment
to come true (of a dream, wish, etc.); to be realized; to be fulfilled; to be granted; to be answered (of a prayer); to be requited (of love)
perfect; complete; flawless
-like; sort of; similar to; resembling
way of calling (something or someone)
correction; revision; amendment
round; circular; curved; smooth; harmonious; calm
to close one's eyes; to lower one's eyelids; to shut one's eyes; to die; to breathe one's last
(not) necessarily; (not) entirely; (not) altogether
human resources; man-power resources
loss (of assets, profit, etc.)
to wish someone good luck; to wish someone success
tediously; persistently; lazily; idly; (boiling) to a pulp; to a mash
to stroll about; to saunter; to wander; to dangle; to swing
year; age; years; past one's prime; old age
self-proclaimed; self-professed; professing oneself to be; calling oneself; first person
pitiful; pathetic; painful (to look at)
to be laughed at; to get oneself laughed at (e.g. by doing something stupid)
extremely spicy; fiery hot; extremely harsh (criticism, review, etc.); scathing