meeting (face-to-face); seeing; visit; interview
parishioner representative
to eat; to live; to make a living; to bite; to sting (as insects do); to tease; to torment
champion; (first-prize) winner; victor; titleholder
being the runner-up; finishing second
to manage (all by oneself); to control; to run; to take charge of
personal watercraft; jet ski; water scooter
circumference; perimeter; work outside the office; outer tracks (in a loop or curve)
starting point; starting line
turning point; turnaround point (e.g. in a race); turning back point
according to the calculations; as far as calculations are concerned; computationally
February and August (months when business is generally at its slowest)
four times (as much); quadruple; fourfold
meaning; called; named; that says; that
to call; to summon; to send for; to call together
to exert oneself greatly; to take pains; to make efforts; to break a bone
thanks; gratitude; manners; etiquette; bow; reward
to say; to tell; to state; to do
I'm sorry; (it's) inexcusable; thank you very much (for help, etc.)
pleased to meet you; how do you do; my regards (to someone); my greetings; best wishes
conduct; behaviour; movements; gesture; performance (on stage, etc.); dance
carelessness; careless mistake; blunder; wetting oneself; soiling oneself
speech; address; curtain speech; prologue; way of speaking; manner of speech
we; us; I; me; my store (business, etc.)
to take one's leave; to excuse oneself; to resign (from); to step down; to decline; to turn down
inarticulate; not making oneself quite clear; slurring one's words; evasive
gossipy; abusive; critical; jabbering
putting a deliberately bad interpretation (on a person's actions); petty-minded suspicion
dishonor; dishonour; disgrace; shame
being accomplished in both the literary and military arts; doing well in both school and sports
to excel; to surpass; to be superior; to be conspicuous (esp. forehead and eyebrows); to be prominent; to stand out
morality; righteousness; meaning; teachings; doctrine; nonconsanguineous relationship (i.e. of in-laws)