Vocabulary
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staying out overnight without giving notice; spending night(s) away from home without permission (leave)
unenlightened; in the darkest ignorance; not knowing from A to B
ignorance and illiteracy
winning without fighting; method used to win without fighting
one's mind; one's inner feelings; (a decision hinging on) how someone feels about it
being really disappointed; feeling utterly mortified; being deeply vexed
ineptitude and inaction; being incapable of devising any appropriate measures to cope with the situation
unselfish and impartial (disinterested)
unreasonable and unjust; unconscionable
immense and limitless
(both) the bright and dark sides
scenic sites and historic places; places of natural beauty and historic interest
life of meditation; contemplative life
great (learned) priest; celebrated priest who has attained spiritual enlightenment
drunken (staggering, tottering) gait; wide-based gait
wisdom and self-protection; wise and skilled in the art of self-protection
closing one's eyes and joining one's hands together in prayer
tone of command; authoritative tone; commanding tone
cheerful and openhearted
clear accounting; honest accounting (billing); transparent billing practices (in restaurant and bar charges, etc.)
great nuisance; extremely annoying; quite embarrassing
the market trend in the near future
beautiful eyes; bright-eyed; there being a sublime charm about one's eyes
detailed and careful; scrupulous; meticulous; elaborate
go-getter employee; hard-driving employee; workaholic employee
refraining from offering the (New Year's) greetings during the period of mourning
according to circumstances; dependent on the state of things
having a constant stream of visitors; being thronged with callers
unscrupulous business practices; fraudulent business practices; crooked business practices
problematic statement; controversial remark
stage career; acting career
characteristic temperament (spirit) of an actor
skilled actor who is like a child offstage; good actor who knows but little of the ways of the world
acting career; career as an actress
good actor who is inept in all other matters
(the likes of) a mere actor
the happiness (good fortune) of being an actor; feeling blessed for being an actor
red tape; red-tapism; officialism; bureaucratic bungling
division (distribution) of roles; role-sharing
reek of desperation; feeling of desperation