expression of appreciation (for someone's efforts); thanks
cheers; applause; ovation; acclamation
wonder; admiration; being struck with admiration
beyond human understanding
to knock together; to strike against each other; to clash; to arrange (e.g. a meeting); to discuss (in advance); to coordinate
after this; from now on; hereafter; thereafter; since (then); after
joy; delight; rapture; pleasure; gratification; rejoicing
loss of eyesight; loss of sight; going blind; blindness
promotion; acceleration; encouragement; facilitation; spurring on
omission; leaving out; abbreviation; abridgment; abridgement
cranial nerves; cerebral nerves
data processing; information processing
bat (Chiroptera spp.); umbrella; opportunist; turncoat
dolphin (or other small toothed whales, incl. porpoises, belugas, etc.)
to see; to look; to examine; to look over; to look after; to attend to; to experience
that gentleman; that lady; he; she
common sense; general knowledge; common knowledge
to be seen; to be visible; to look; to seem; to come
to cling to; to hold on to; to grapple; to set about doing; to begin; to possess (someone; of an evil spirit, idea, etc.)
closely (packed, lined up, etc.); tightly; densely; (work) sufficiently
to be congenial; to agree with one; to be in one's nature
collecting bodies (of casualties, etc.); recovering bodies
uncertainty; indeterminacy; unreliability; unauthenticity
to hinder; to obstruct; to disrupt; to interfere with; to cause a delay
to be in danger of; to be liable to; to be at risk of
hastily constructed; hastily built; made in a hurry; jerry-built; makeshift
top part of the head; crown; parietal region
(power of) understanding; comprehensive faculty
to take off one's clothes; to undress; to strip naked; to become naked
stabbing through; plunging into; sticking right into; sinking into (mud, water, etc.)
thin arm; slender arm; slender means; meager ability to earn a living
to spring at; to leap upon; to swoop down on; to throw oneself upon (e.g. an enemy)
questioning; interrogation; examination (of a witness)
background (of a case, incident, etc.)
to find out; to dig up; to sniff out; to worm out; to pry out; to spy out
dramatic; exciting; touching; extreme