Vocabulary

to be brought forward (e.g. by three hours); to be moved up; to be advanced

to strain (e.g. one's nerves); to be on edge; to be tense (of an atmosphere)

to drive away; to turn away; to send away; to repel; to repulse

to take along; to hold in the hand

to vomit; to spit out

to throw into; to dump in together

to run around trying to escape; to run from place to place

to finish reading; to read through

to recognize; to recognise; to observe; to notice

to wish (for); to pray (for); to hope (for)

to rot; to go bad; to decay; to spoil; to fester; to decompose

to catch (someone's words); to make out; to follow; to understand

to be completely changed (for the worse); to be transformed

to spin; to make yarn

to save; to leave over; to spare

to be greedy; to be avaricious; to want badly; to desire intensely; to covet

to turn inside out; to turn the other way; to turn (something) over

to not match well (e.g. at the seams); to not mesh properly (of gears)

to accumulate; to save

to close (at a certain point); to cut short; to stop early; to finish (at a convenient spot)

to break; to fracture; to break off; to snap off; to pick (e.g. flowers)

to break; to smash; to defeat; to destroy; to eliminate

to plunder; to grab; to snatch

to feel shy; to be bashful; to blush

to feel ashamed

to rebound; to recoil; to spring back up; to bounce back

to corner; to drive to the wall; to run down; to track down; to chase after

to take refuge in; to succeed in running away

to be transparent; to be see-through; to be clear

to place persons opposite; to come face to face with

to creep in; to steal in; to sneak in

to carry on one's back

to sell over to

to pull out; to draw out; to extract; to remove

to compare

to put in order; to tidy up; to clean up; to put away; to clear away

to ring; to sound; to chime; to beat; to snort (nose); to snap (fingers)

to jump up; to spring up; to leap

to make (someone) understand (a fault, mistake, etc.); to reason with; to advise; to try to persuade; to exhort; to admonish

to run along; to run beside; to stick to (a line)