going in and out; entering and exiting; visiting regularly; frequenting; income and expenditure; incomings and outgoings; increase and decrease
to maintain itself; to last; to make itself pay; to make a living; to keep going
poverty; need; destitution; having great difficulty with; struggling greatly with; being in distress
to abandon; to fail; to desert; to forsake
was it?; I think it was ...; if I've got it right; (I, we) used to ...; I remember ...; it was ...
core; heart (of the matter); point; crux; kernel
to find out; to discover; to detect
to insist; to assert; to be obstinate in saying
honor; honour; credit; prestige
deadly serious; deadly earnest
succession struggle; succession race
to carry something out of a place; to elevate (someone) to a high position; to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery); to mention something; to broach a topic
dispute; strife; quarrel; dissension; conflict; rivalry
promptly; quickly; without delay; before others; first
to introduce oneself; to announce oneself (e.g. as the person sought); to come forward (e.g. as a witness, with a claim, etc.)
grant; bestowal; giving something to someone of low social standing (by a person of very high social standing)
tolerant; generous; lenient; broad-minded; magnanimous
pity; sympathy; compassion; affection; love
to get blurred; to get hoarse; to get husky; to graze; to scrape
honorific/polite/humble prefix; honorific suffix
thought; imagination; mind; desire; wish; love
firm; unshakeable; resolute
pride; dignity; self-respect
violent emotion; passion; fury
to hide; to keep to oneself
to show respect for; to revere; to honour; to honor; to worship; to hold in esteem
to be in the firing line; to bear the brunt of (an attack, criticism, etc.); to face (e.g. questioning)
censure; denunciation; (verbal) attack; blaming
to rebuke; to scold; to tell off; to question persistently (in order to criticize or find fault with somebody)
to receive punishment; to be punished; to pay a penalty
whim; caprice; whimsy; fickle; moody; uneven temper
to injure; to damage; to kill; to hinder; to obstruct
to be subject to punishment; to be punished
pardon; forgiveness; exemption; permission
play; sport; fun; caprice; joke; jest
to plan; to attempt; to plot; to conspire; to aim for; to strive for
to lie; to cheat; to pretend; to trick; to deceive