to sink (into); to get depressed
suicide by drowning; drowning oneself; entering the water; hitting the water
(young) girl; maiden; young lady
to jump up; to start up; to leap to one's feet; to fly away; to take off
putting one's hands behind one's back; having one's hands behind one's back; behind; rear; back
height of summer; hottest part of summer
high ground; plateau; heights; highlands
to blow out; to spout out
body heat from several people in close quarters; stuffy air; stuffiness
displeasure; discomfort; unpleasantness; indisposition; ailment
rubbish heap; garbage dump
to gouge out; to excavate; to hollow; to bore; to drill; to carve (e.g. pumpkin)
to find someone's weak spot; (lit.) to drill a hole
stagnation; tie-up; standstill; congestion; delay; accumulation
to recover; to rally; to improve; to carry in a different way; to change one's grip (on); to shift (a bag, etc.) from one hand to the other
apricot (Prunus armeniaca)
workmanship; craftsmanship; grades; results; quality (e.g. of a crop); dealings
reforming (oneself); mending one's ways; turning over a new leaf
to fire oneself up; to give it one's all; to get psyched; to fire someone up (with scolding, corporal punishment, etc.); to rouse
meditation; silent contemplation
feeling of alienation; sense of being excluded; feeling of estrangement
not quite (right); not very good; somewhat (lacking)
meditation; contemplation
being left out; being ostracized
to bring (something); to take along; to fetch; to get
soliloquy; monologue; speaking to oneself
minimum; (very) least; at least some (comfort, etc.); only (consolation, saving grace, etc.); sole
to break the ice; to broach a subject; to bring up a topic
modulation (of voice); variation; variety; liveliness (e.g. of writing style)
to one's delight; to one's joy
to be absent; to take a day off; to rest; to have a break; to go to bed; to (lie down to) sleep
virtue; charm; merit; good point
inside out; upside down; flip side; opposite; contrary
(your) words; what you say; what you have said; a few words (of welcome, advice, etc.)
mumbling; chewing one's words; chewing (food); squirming; wriggling
to stuff one's cheeks; to fill one's mouth (with food)
half and half; fifty-fifty