training (esp. in-service); induction course
company employee; member of a corporation; company stockholder (esp. in legal contexts)
section manager; section chief
working adult; full-fledged member of society
difficulty of finding employment (due to a job shortage)
office hours; business hours; working hours
please come (and visit us); please come (to our shop)
studies; schoolwork; classwork
unrequited love; one-sided love
free (of restraint, controls, etc.); free (of charge); freelance; independent; freelancer; one-size-fits-all; free skating
to move; to put elsewhere; to tidy; to put in order
new; fresh; new item (e.g. customer, regulation); newly created object; new customer
starting up (e.g. business, computer)
staring-out (down) game; game in which two children looking at each other try to make the opponents laugh first; constant looking at something (e.g. the computer screen, the clock)
eye strain; eyestrain; asthenopia
defective article; damaged goods; deflowered girl; unmarried woman who has lost her virginity
to kick over; to kick down
to roll; to wheel; to turn over; to tip over; to leave; to buy and sell (quickly for a profit)
expresses a firm view or feeling; please ...; would you ...
boom; bang; wham; Oh my God!; What a shock!
at work; in the midst of work; working
family name; house name; family honour; family honor
no concern of mine; nothing to do with me
greeting; a fine thing to say
to understand; to appreciate; to interpret
to put to use; to make good use of; to exploit
to fasten one's eye on (a person); to stare at
with a crack; with a cracking sound; with one's veins about to burst (from pent-up anger)
quarrel; argument; row; (verbal) dispute
annoyance; irritation; vexation; abdominal spasms; convulsions; cramps
tackling (to the ground); tackle (in rugby, hockey, etc.); tackle (position in American football); fishing tackle
spine; backbone; spinal column
pretending not to see (something); turning a blind eye (to); closing one's eyes (to); looking the other way
to conceive; to become pregnant; to get filled with (e.g. sails filled with wind); to be swollen with; to contain (a contradiction, danger, etc.); to carry (a problem, consequences, etc.)
profound; deep; deep (of a cave, etc.); innermost; interior
cryptid (unidentified mysterious creature); mythical beast
origin; source; beginning; starting point
confident; assured; self-assured; bullish
to be forestalled; to be taken in; to be cheated; to be outwitted
the reason is ...; it is because ...