damp; humid; wet; gloomy; melancholy; depressing
joke; pun; jest; smartly dressed; stylish; fashion-conscious
to hum (a tune); to sing to oneself; to croon
to place on (something); to give (someone) a ride; to give a lift; to load (luggage); to carry; to send out (on the airwaves, etc.); to deceive
without permission; without notice
insolent fellow; rude fellow
careful thought; consideration; deliberation; reflection; rumination; pondering
full portrait; whole aspect; full story
artificial intelligence; AI
adjoining each other; next to each other; being in close proximity to something; being constantly exposed to (danger, etc.)
bereaved family; surviving family; family of the deceased
guarantee; security; assurance; pledge
big mouth; mouth opened wide; boastful speech; tall talk; large amount; large quantity
painter; artist; drawing pictures; doodling; painting
guidance; leadership; instruction; shido (minor penalty in judo)
how long; how far; how much
up and down; lightly; nimbly; casually; (strolling about) without a care
to jump up and down; to hop
adapting oneself to the requirements of the moment; playing by ear; ad hoc approach
to treat with medicinal steam (a swelling, etc.); to dry the bottom of a ship (to prevent insect damage)
taxpayers' hard-earned money; heavy tax; conscription; compulsory military service
anchorage; anchoring; mooring
to marry (a woman); to take to wife; to take in marriage
approximate (number); rough (calculation); sloppy; lackadaisical; crude
perplexity; difficult question; difficult problem
white clothes; white robe; white gown (worn by doctors, chemists, etc.); commoner without rank (in ancient China); layperson
to hang (something) on (something); to throw on (clothes); to hook; to catch; to cheat; to evade payment; to drink (alcohol)
to examine (medically); to have a look at; to check (a patient's pulse)
difficult voyage; stormy passage; hard flight; rough going; running into trouble; proceeding with difficulty
detailed inspection; thorough examination; checking
to turn over; to change (one's mind); to reverse (one's decision); to fly (a flag); to let (a skirt, cape, etc.) flap in the wind