under one's eyes; below one's eyes
to push someone (towards); to encourage someone
back seat (of a car); rear seat
one foot; one leg; one of a pair (of shoes or socks)
one blow; one hit; one stroke; summiting on the first attempt (oft. without prior knowledge about the route; in climbing); on-sight; flashing
all (that one has); all (that there is); everything; as much as possible; as much as one can; to the utmost
(spoken) line (in a play, film, comic, etc.); one's lines; comment; remark; stock phrase; set phrase
mutually; with each other; reciprocally; together
all one's power (strength, energy, efforts); one's utmost
to jostle; to crowd; to haggle
pieces; scraps; disconnected
incessant; constant; continuous; perpetual; everlasting
to fly about; to flutter about; to flit about; to fly past each other
course (of events); development; progress; market order; order without limit
cross (for crucifixion); the Cross (of Christ)
opposite side; bottom; rear; back; lining; inside; in the shadows
to extract; to pull out; to draw out; to headhunt; to lure away; to poach
to declare; to assert; to say bluntly; to say straight out
now (esp. in contrast to the past); now at last; at present; right now
to soften; to calm down; to be eased; to be mitigated; to subside; to abate
to cut up; to split open; to rip to pieces; to tear to pieces
to run through (a crowd, gate, etc.); to sweep through (e.g. of news through a city); to run past (someone) from behind; to overtake
moreover; furthermore; nevertheless; and yet
seriousness; earnestness; truth; sanctity
difficult; tough; formidable; redoubtable; stubborn
gesture; movement; action; acting; performance
splendid; fine; praiseworthy; creditable; legal; legitimate
passenger seat; assistant driver's seat
in addition; furthermore; above (which); on top of (which)
steering; piloting; flying; management (of people); handling; manipulation
person; -er; (arch.) expert; (arch.) geisha; (arch.) prostitute
(pilot or driver's) seat; cockpit
right (to do something); authority; power
strange; unfamiliar; unknown; unfamiliarity; strangeness; stranger
to vacate; to surrender (e.g. a castle); to give up (e.g. a position); to hand over (e.g. power)
to keep one's temper; to maintain one's composure; to remain calm; to keep presence of mind; to preserve one's equilibrium