to extract; to pull out; to draw out; to headhunt; to lure away; to poach
duty; obligation; responsibility
folding chair (with tubular metal frame)
meter; gauge; metre (i.e. 100 cm); meter; animator
circuit (electric); cycle (e.g. Krebs cycle)
to bash; to hit hard; to strike; to beat (someone in battle)
after a short while; not long after; soon; before long; shortly thereafter
stoppage; coming to a stop; ceasing (movement, activity, etc.); suspension (of operations); suspension (of payment, licence, etc.); (temporary) prohibition
rescue; extricate; reclaim; deliverance
dim; hazy; vague; indistinct; faint; fuzzy
state of lethargy; absolute bewilderment; daze; mental numbness
to carry out (of somewhere); to transport; to take out
to put to bed; to lay down lengthwise; to put a thing on its side; to set something aside unused; to let lie idle; to ferment
to yell; to rant; to rave
to finish; to get it over with; to settle; to pay back; to get along (without something); to make do with (without)
even more; still more; further
you; presence (of a god, nobleman, etc.)
to apologize; to apologise
to set one's teeth; to clench one's teeth; to grit one's teeth
irritating; aggravating; upsetting
assistance; help; aid; support; reinforcement
... all over again (repeating the same failure)
machine parts; machinery; equipment
to permit; to allow; to forgive; to pardon; to exempt (someone) from; to remit; to acknowledge
to falter; to flinch (from); to recoil (from); to quail (at)
to squeeze out; to wring out
pity; sorrow; pitiable; pitiful; alack; alas
look who's talking; I don't want to hear it from you; are you in any position to say that?
to spit out; to eject; to dump
teaching; instruction; teachings; precept; lesson; doctrine
to kick flying (often a person in sport, martial arts, etc.)
dust; trash; garbage; negligible amount; tiny bit; hustle and bustle (of life)
to joke; to jest; to make fun of; to laugh at; to romp; to gambol
to draw near; to draw closer; to press (e.g. for an answer); to hound
sharp, loud rebuke; bark; roar; rebuke used in Zen to achieve enlightenment
to make someone eat; to deal (a blow); to play (a trick)
to bend backwards; to bend oneself back; to be taken aback
to shorten the distance (between); to close the gap (e.g. on the leader); to get closer (e.g. to someone); to close in (on)
to hang down (from); to dangle; to be within one's reach; to dangle (before one's eyes); to be completely reliant on; to be entirely dependent on
to pluck off (esp. by twisting); to pick; to break off; to wrest (away from); to wrench free; to snatch (away)
to trample underfoot; to tread on; to crush with a foot