to eat a mouthful; to take a bite
wonder; admiration; being struck with admiration
deep; profound; complicated; advanced; impenetrable
to try (out); to have a try (at); to test; to put to the test
to do (something negative); to make (a blunder); to commit (an error); to eat (up); to drink
sobbing; weeping; fit of crying
needing care (of a person); needing to be looked after; troublesome; annoying; difficult
failure; defective article; dead loss; good-for-nothing; worthless person; flop
nasty; disgusting; detestable; unpleasant; disagreeable; creepy
to give an answer; to find an answer to a question; to work out a solution
nod deeply; glugging; drinking deeply
to lose hope; to be plunged into darkness
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
to give; to do (something) for
to take offense (at); to take offence (at); to feel hurt (by)
difficult person; good-for-nothing; pain in the ass (arse)
with a burst of strength; rapidly; in one go
to make a fist; to clench one's fist
to tie; to fasten; to wear (necktie, belt); to put on; to total; to sum; to be strict with
to sit; to squat; to be implicated
to cut down; to prune; to reduce; to round down (e.g. fraction)
gap; break; pause; interval; cut; incision
centimeter; centimetre; centi-; 10^-2; sentimental
quickly, in a bouncing way (e.g. for a bow)
exposed; scanty; bare; public; open
cicada; locust; small-sized pulley
shell; husk; hull; pod; chaff
snugly (into hole, container, etc.); tightly (fitting, covering); firmly; with a pop (e.g. a cork being pulled out); with a plop; (fall) straight
lower half of the body; nether parts
(fully) exposed; bare; uncovered; in full view; undisguised; broad (accent)
stealthy steps; soft steps
a few minutes later; after a few minutes
cutting; severance; section; amputation; disconnection
to clamber up; to climb up
a second time; again; once more; twice
prey; catch; kill; spoils; trophy; loot
to find (after searching everywhere); to locate; to discover
to recognise; to recognize; to know by sight; to become acquainted with