Vocabulary
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bottom of one's heart
to impress; to charm
to look forward to
to hesitate to say; to find it difficult to say
I'm sorry to trouble you
to be true to nature; to be lifelike
sensitive; thin-skinned
sensitive; thin-skinned
insensitive; thick-skinned
benefiting from the fame or influence of a parent; riding a parent's coat-tails
paying for one's mistakes; getting one's just deserts; suffering the consequences (of one's own actions); reaping what you sow; making a rod for one's own back
didn't stir an inch; not stirring a muscle
to sink deeply into one's mind; to come home to; to go to one's heart
to stoop; to bend over
to throw oneself (into an activity)
to treat badly
(someone's) child; person with parents; (also) human; born human
of good character; kindhearted; good-natured
the Fall of Man; the Fall
inscrutable are the ways of heaven; fortune is unpredictable and changeable
to become well-known; to become common knowledge; to become famous; to be on everyone's lips
in public; in company; in the presence of others
crime against humanity
to be too prominent
exceedingly
to hit the bull's-eye
to hit the nail on the head; to guess exactly right
to pour water (into); to dilute with water
drop in the bucket; pittance; chicken feed; insignificant amount; sparrow tears
without the least difference; exactly; perfectly; to the inch
to establish oneself in life; to achieve success; to reach a high position
inexperienced; unrealistic; knowing but little of the world
to receive favor; to receive assistance; to receive help; to be looked after; to be taken care of; to become dependent (on)
to take care of someone; to look after someone; to help
Coming of Age Day (national holiday; second Monday in January); Adult's Day
clear then rain (e.g. weather forecast)
fresh (e.g. fish)
birthplace
matter of life and death
to prosper; to flourish; to thrive; to become popular; to become widespread