(lit.) blood flows; to have the blood of ... running in one's veins (artist, warrior, etc.); to be born with particular skills, characteristics, etc.; to have something "in one's blood"
selfish; egoistic; self-serving; self-interested
pale; pallid; bluish-white
to lie; to pretend; to feign; to deceive; to trick
to wash again; to reconsider
unrelated; irrelevant; unconcerned; unconnected
role (which someone or something plays in a given situation); part; contribution (to a given situation)
one by one; one at a time; in turn
to begin to write; to start writing; to write out (e.g. on a blackboard); to extract (and write down); to write down (the important parts); to export
battery; battery (pitcher and catcher)
total; totalling; adding up; comprehensive; all-inclusive; all-encompassing
magazine; journal; periodical
PR brochure; public relations magazine
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tightly (packed); densely; closely; crammed
in groups of twos and threes; in small groups; (lit.) (in groups of) threes and fives
defense; defence; guard; policing; security
to get on a horse; to mount a horse
touch; touching; being involved in; touch (of a painter, pianist, etc.); style (of writing, drawing, etc.); tag
to stimulate one's appetite; to whet one's appetite
moderate; proper; just right
polished rice; (uncooked) white rice
each and all; every single one; everybody
drink box; carton (milk, juice, etc.); paper bag (for vacuum cleaners)
simmered with; cooked with; boiling; boiled dish
several (objects, usu. from two to six)
absurd; unreasonable; rash; reckless; excessive; immoderate
to smile (at); to grin (at)
oh; ah; if there is; as for that; that is
suspension of business; temporary closure (of a store, school, etc.); shutdown; holiday
frequently; often; (staring) fixedly; narrowly; closely
colour printing; color printing
helping each other; supporting each other; mutual cooperation; give and take; reciprocity; interdependence
labour shortage; labor shortage; shortage of workers; shortage of hands
snugly; cosily; compactly
shortsighted; narrow-minded
good old; good old-fashioned
to be caught; to be captured; to be taken prisoner; to be seized with (fear, etc.); to be a slave to; to stick to