(v1,vt) to continue
to keep up
to keep on
(P)
(n) one after another
(n) attaching a sleeve to the body of a shirt
sleeve seam
(n) keystroke
(n) (1) women's bridal robe with trailing skirts worn over a kimono
(v1,vi) (1) to be idle
to slacken
(v1,vt) (2) to neglect (e.g. one's work)
(P)
(n) lazy person
lazy fellow
slothful person
(P)
(n) habit of idleness (laziness)
indolence
(v1,vi) (1) (uk) to receive (potential)
(2) to be pretty good
to be exquisite
to be approvable
(n) loan
(v1,vt) to repel
to drive away
to repulse
to reject
(v1,vt) to remove
to take away
to dislodge
to put something out of the way
(P)
(v1,vt) to remove
to take away
to dislodge
to put something out of the way
(P)
(n) (1) very stormy weather (at sea)
(2) very poor catch of fish (due to stormy seas)
(n) (1) closing (a market or trading session)
(2) closing price
(n) great idiot
fool
(saying) something silly or stupid
(n,vs) big hit
great success
(n) (1) major loss
crushing defeat
(2) big discount
(n) great idiot
fool
(saying) something silly or stupid
(n,vs) large profit
a killing
(v1,vt) to use as an excuse
to pretend that
to use something as an excuse
to make something the pretext (for)
(v1,vi) (1) to come out
to fall out
to be omitted
to be missing
to escape
(2) (comp) to exit (a program loop)
(n) cast-off skin
(n) fallen hair
combings
hair left on comb
(v5r,vi) (1) to indulge in
to give oneself up to
to be obsessed by
(aux-v) (2) to be engrossed in
to be lost in
to be absorbed in
(v1,vi) to burst open
to split open
to pop
(n) pop beans
(n) bulletproof
protection (or charm) against bullets
(n) bulletproof
protection (or charm) against bullets
(n) pricing
(price) positioning
