Vocabulary
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to nitpick; to complain about trifles
my home; my family
up until now; as recently as the present
to pass an exam
to fail an exam
auxiliary verb indicating past condition or occurrence (e.g. "was", "had been", etc.)
auxiliary verb indicating the speaker's personal recollection or something they've heard (e.g. "was", "wasn't it?", "is said to have ...", etc.)
critical hit (esp. in RPGs)
to be forestalled; to fall behind; to be one step behind
to get (become) acquainted; to get to know; to get (become) intimate with; to become friendly with; to become friends
to stand on a podium
seasonal greeting; conventional opening phrase in a letter, appropriate to the season
to look down on; to condescend
to speculate; to make an educated guess; to gamble (e.g. on getting the right questions)
to speculate; to make an educated guess; to gamble (e.g. on getting the right questions)
way of learning; way of studying; way of mastering
as; because; with; due to
to close in on the truth
to pin one's hope on; to look forward to; to look toward; to get one's hopes up
though; even if; whether ... or ...
troublesome; difficult (e.g. customer, guest, child); laborious (e.g. task, dinner)
even if not; even without
or something
when in Rome, do as the Romans do
to burst into flames
person (generally male) who won't learn their lesson; persistent jerk
to have an interest (in)
to be talkative; to have a glib tongue; to speak fluently; to be a good talker
to be slightly offended; to be somewhat irritated
indicates emotion, admiration, emphasis, etc.
to fall to one's knees; to go down on one's knees (e.g. to express respect)
to be relieved; to feel relieved
to lay hands on; to touch
to write down
to take a seat; to sit
to occupy the throne; to sit on the royal throne
to concentrate one's attention; to be engrossed in
staying up all night
what is it?
by all rights; legally speaking; properly speaking