exactly the same; exactly as is; without any change
enclosing wall; boundary fence; obstacle; barrier
seeing through (e.g. someone's lies); reading (e.g. thoughts); penetrating; detecting
to put to bed; to let sleep; to lay (something) down; to put on its side; to let (money, goods, etc.) lie idle; to set aside unused
mesh-patterned; webbed; cancellous; cancellate; reticulate; reticulated
sal (tree) (Shorea robusta); saul; Japanese stewartia (Stewartia pseudocamellia)
to arise; to break out; to well up; to burst
to assume an air of ...; to act ...; to affect ...; to put on airs; to be self-important
(soulless) body; framework (of a building, etc.); skeleton; mere shell; mere name
computer terminology; computer term
to suck; to draw out; to aspirate; to start to suck; to begin sucking
look who's talking; you're one to talk; you can talk
omniscient point of view (in narration)
temper; irritability; fit of anger; tantrum (esp. of children); temper tantrum
often (happens); tend to; be apt to; be likely to
magnificent; grand; majestic; splendid
tangle; entanglement; snarl; complication; difficulties; trouble
children's story; fairy tale
stripping (of rights, rank, etc.); deprivation; forfeit; revocation; divestiture
dangling; hanging; suspended; pending; half done; in limbo
to tear off; to pluck off; to take forcibly
turban-like hat worn by officials in the Ryūkyū Kingdom
person adrift on the sea; castaway (on an island)
wound; injury; chip; crack; flaw; defect
ordinary; run-of-the-mill; usual
every year; yearly; annually
piece of junk; worn-out article; clumsy; useless; dismantled car; hitting (with fist)
feature of the season; something characteristic of a particular season; poem about natural scenery or a particular season
cushion; cushion (to soften the blow); mitigation
character (esp. kanji); letter; handwriting; penmanship; the ... word (e.g. "the L word" = "love")
creator (of a work); author; writer; artist; composer; playwright
the end; closing; being done for; that's it; that's enough; that's all
somewhat larger (amount); quite a lot; a little more (than usual); a little extra