common knowledge; being well-known; making (something) well-known
to cause a commotion; to create a big stir; (lit.) to invoke a storm
program (musical, concert, theatrical, etc.); programme
to send (someone) back; to send (someone) home
to spoil; to ruin; to destroy; to make a mess of
death; rejection (of a manuscript, etc.); lacking; without
urgent; pressing; exigent
executable (e.g. executable file); capable of putting into practice
practical; useful; utilitarian; pragmatic
sooner or later; in time; eventually
to press down; to hold down; to pin down; to suppress (feelings, disorder, opposition, etc.); to repress
spontaneous discharge; sudden outburst; accidental gun discharge
to handle; to operate (a machine, etc.); to deal with (an issue); to manage; to treat (someone); to deal with (someone)
circulation (of money, goods, etc.); distribution; circulation (of air, water, etc.); ventilation; flow
to ignite; to set fire to; to spark (an incident, etc.); to inflame (a situation, etc.)
coincidentally; by chance; unexpectedly; rarely; unusually; seldom
(moral) backbone; spirit; soul; grit
series; chain; two reams (i.e. 1000 sheets of paper); verse; stanza
translation; version (e.g. "English version")
coming out; going out; attending (work); appearing (on stage); start; beginning; origins
aimlessly; without a goal
to defend oneself; to protect oneself
one's descendants; one's offspring; posterity
coronation ceremony; enthronement
hot topic; talk of the town
letter; note; epistle; correspondence
to send (something) unsolicited; to send without the receiver's request
declaration; proclamation; announcement
to accept; to receive (an application); to (be able to) take (food, medicine, etc.); to bear; to be affected by; to take damage from
to attract attention; to come into the limelight
to vitalize (e.g. an industry); to invigorate; to energize; to establish (e.g. a company); to build up; to set up
to become excited; to grow lively
to have one's name entered (in a list)
abstention; nonintervention; noninterference
to swing downward; to bring down (one's sword, fist, etc.)
recognition; acknowledgement; acknowledgment; approval; consent; agreement