pure; true; genuine; unmixed
justice; right; righteousness; correct meaning; correct explanation
to praise extravagantly; to lionize; to lionise; to make much of
to pass by; to go past; to go to extremes; to overdo it; to go too far
to throw out; to drop; to toss; to abandon; to neglect; to dismiss
to pass; to elapse; to pass through; to go through; to experience; to go through
balance of power (in a relationship); power dynamic
violence; oppression; high-handedness; tyranny; despotism
to be frowned on; to invite frowns of disapproval; to displease (people); to disgust
to get fed up with; to get sick of; to become disgusted with
tide; current; tendency; trend
bad behavior; misbehavior
child rearing; child raising; raising children; parenting
story of one's experiences
consideration (for); thoughtfulness; solicitude; care; watchfulness; concern
allotment; assignment; allocation; allocation
riding together; riding with
to open up (to someone); to become unreserved; to lower one's guard; to become friendly (with); to feel at ease; to take a relaxed attitude (to)
glance; look; glimpse; complete view; bird's-eye view
unloading (of cargo); discharge
rut; wheel track; furrow; groove; (fig.) footsteps; (fig.) wake
to encamp; to take up positions
modus operandi; criminal technique; trick
asleep (in bed); sick in bed
affable; sociable; friendly
to the utmost; to the best of one's ability
interference; intervention; meddling
principle; general rule; as a rule; in principle; in general
narrow (blade); slender (figure, build); thin
guidance; leading (the way); information; notice; announcement (of one's arrival); invitation
matter of life or death; life-and-death problem
to be a matter of life or death; to be life-threatening
younger scholar; future reference
to chip off; to scrape off; to prune
to be sticky; to be adhesive; to persevere; to persist; to stick to
self-proclaimed; self-professed; professing oneself to be; calling oneself; first person
carriage; poise; bearing; demeanor; movement (of the body)
empirically; from experience
year-end and New Year holidays (e.g. from December 29 to January 3)
social life; social intercourse
season (period in which regulated games are played); season (division of the year); season (of a TV show, etc.); season (for doing something, e.g. ski season, entrance examination season)