Vocabulary
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to be about to get on (a train, bus, etc.); to be about to board
to remove; to get rid of; to take off
to stop making sounds (of an animal); to stop chirping; to stop crying
to be mentally slow; to be befuddled
to to become frayed and dishevelled (of hair, grass, etc.); to be fluffy
to be thrilled; to be excited
to disentangle; to untangle; to unravel; to loosen
to be heard; to be audible
to sleep
to present; to offer; to advise; to recommend (to a superior)
to bear a grudge; to resent
to think; to consider
to be fascinated (by); to be captivated by; to be enchanted by; to gaze admiringly at; to watch in fascination
to manipulate; to pull strings; to devise a mechanism
to be very surprised; to be flabbergasted
to be ardent (of passion, zeal, etc.); to be aflame
to disappear; to vanish
to show nostalgia (for); to long for; to yearn after; to remember fondly; to reminisce
to weather (e.g. by long exposure to sun or rain); to lose color; to decay
to beat; to harm; to defeat
to lie down languidly; to flop down
to happen to be present
to die
to put (something) back in its place; to replace
to fail to collect (e.g. a debt)
to push out; to project; to stick out
to settle (a debt or matter); to pay back (money or goods)
to knead together; to combine (two ingredients, etc.)
to change (bit by bit); to shift gradually
to turn up (of evidence, etc.); to become known
to be deep fried
to become foolish; to become befuddled; to become entranced; to lose one's marbles
to win
to deep-fry; to make deep-fried food
to give (an example); to list; to enumerate; to show; to display; to cite
to shake; to swing; to wave; to wag; to jolt
to be clever; to be quick-witted; to seem talented
to rush (one's opponent) from below with arms folded; to perform kachiage
to hesitate (to say); to mutter; to mumble; to hem and haw; to go about uneasily; to feel irritated
to smile (gently)