to save trouble; to save effort; to save hassle; to save bother; to save time
to shut one's eyes; to close one's eyes; to turn a blind eye (to); to close one's eyes (to); to die
to shake off; to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.); to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer); to pull away
range (of a rifle, missile, etc.)
crash; smash; bang; sound of a large, heavy object falling
to jar; to grate; to make others uncomfortable
of all (things, people, places, days, etc.)
I wish I had ...; I should have ...; it would have been better if I had ...
before one's own eyes; from under one's very nose; without doing anything; without resistance; helplessly; negligently
white; blank (e.g. paper); uncolored; innocent; not guilty; (arch.) bright
gas; vapour; vapor; gaseous body
heavy fog; dense fog; thick fog
direct connection; direct link
to be reduced to ashes; to be cremated
to begin to get dark; to begin to set (the Sun)
gum; rubber; eraser; condom
automatic; intransitive verb
unsurpassable; peerless; having no equal; outclassing (others)
to dry up (spring, pond, etc.); to run out
it seems that ...; it appears that ...; is like ...; is similar to ...
irritability; feeling of impatience; sense of uneasiness
accelerated; accelerating; gathering speed; exponentially increasing
tired feeling; feeling of exhaustion; sense of fatigue; fatigability
physical education; PE; gym (class)
marathon training in physical education classes in Japanese schools
first; foremost; most important; best; greatest; above all
individual differences; personal equation
bottom of the ocean; seafloor; seabed; undersea; submarine
to clear up; to clear away; to refresh (e.g. spirits); to be cleared (e.g. of a suspicion); to be dispelled; to be banished
beyond that point; after that
trace; tracks; site; remains; scar
seeing in the dark; night vision
to be effective; to take effect; to work; to function well; to be possible (to do, use, etc.); to be able to
to loiter; to putter; to prowl; to wander about; to roam about; to knock around
to attract (to oneself, e.g. with bait or light); to draw close; to charm; to attract; to have a convulsion; to convulse