to open the door (to the world, women, etc.)
form; method; system; formula
entrusting (everything to); leaving (a matter) entirely with
live (broadcasting, music, etc.); live performance; live concert; resonant (room, etc.); reverberating
antipathy; antagonism; animosity; revulsion; ill feeling
one place; (all in) the same place; one spot; one location; one part; one passage
sign; indication; trace; touch; feeling of
to become covered in moss; to become mossy; to grow over with moss; to become aged; to grow old
improvisation; improvised; impromptu; extempore
castle wall; town walls; defensive wall; rampart
of tender years; very young
profound; deep; grave; solid; dignified; stately
to look up (at); to look up to; to respect; to ask for (e.g. guidance); to seek; to depend on
to view (cherry) blossoms; to look at flowers
echo; reverberation; sound (esp. the distinctive sound of an object or activity, e.g. rain, gun, gallop, drum); noise; quality of a sound (e.g. a fine phrase, clear voice, resonant bell); feeling of a sound
four-handed performance (on the piano)
battlefield; battleground
pressure; pressure (e.g. political); arm-twisting
show; performance; act; entertainment industry; show business
suicide by drowning; drowning oneself; entering the water; hitting the water
equal match; good match; fair match; equal in ability; being a worthy rival
(a) slight; disrespect; making light (of); neglect
to be aware of; to know about; to be concerned in; to have to do with
to come from; to have roots in
to have a showdown; to settle (e.g. a dispute)
awkward; uncomfortable; embarrassing
will; resolution; kindness; goodwill; gift (as a token of gratitude)
weak; feeble; delicate; frail; helpless
to see (a doctor, etc.); to consult (someone)
long-cherished desire; satisfaction (from achieving one's desire)
natural; understandable; reasonable; no wonder
to overdo; to go too far; to go to excess
faint; fainting; losing consciousness
transportation; conveyance; delivery; hospitalization; transfer to hospital
family doctor; family physician; primary care physician; general practitioner; GP