something; nothing (with neg. verb)
ordinary person; run-of-the-mill people; John Doe; Jane Doe
miasma; noxious form of "bad air" formerly believed to cause diseases
apprenticeship; probation; learning by observation; apprentice; trainee; probationer
life; vitality; verve; vigor; vigour; animation
empty eyes; thousand-yard stare; blank glaze; expressionless look; (lit.) eyes of a dead fish
to become muddy; to become cloudy; to become dull (of a sound, color, etc.); to become hoarse; to become impure (of a heart, society, etc.); to be corrupted
just the other day; quite recently
he; she; that person; (arch.) you
feeling refreshed; feeling relieved; neat; tidy; frank; open-hearted; completely
dying; death; dead; useless; damned
to be on the verge of; to be about to; to be on the point of
bottom of one's heart; depths of one's mind; innermost thoughts; from the bottom of one's heart; wholeheartedly; truly
disappointment; despair; despondency; broken heart; adversity
to be dyed; to be tainted; to be infected; to be stained
to drive to death (e.g. by suicide); to cause to die
to feel giddy; to totter; to be unfixed (emotions, beliefs, etc.); to waver; to wander aimlessly; to loiter
to bite into; to sink one's teeth into
bargaining point; terms of exchange; conditions for meeting a demand
to offer (a suggestion, etc.); to propose (an idea, etc.); to approach with (a proposal, etc.)
special; particular; extraordinary; exceptional; especial
wound; injury; chip; crack; flaw; defect
the body; the flesh; the outer man; one's physique
to rot; to go bad; to corrode; to weather; to become useless; to blunt; to become depraved
to fall down; to drop; to be omitted; to be missing; to decrease; to sink; to fail (e.g. exam or class)
complete recovery of health
to sustain a serious wound
for the first time in one's life
to invade; to raid; to infringe; to encroach; to harm; to afflict
anger; rage; resentment; indignation; exasperation
to vomit; to throw up; to emit; to send forth; to give (an opinion); to make (a comment)
deep-seated grudge; hatred
to kick; to refuse; to reject; to stamp (on the ground); to firmly press one's feet (against something)