(exp) behaving (posing) as if they were a married couple
(adj-no) (1) literal
(n-adv) (2) literally
(n,adv) as one promised
(n) as planned
(exp) loving couple
couple of lovebirds
happily married couple (who are always together)
(v5r,vi) to spring up
to leap to one's feet
to jump up and down
(adj-no) flustered
confused
disordered
incoherent
(exp) why yes, thank you
(exp,adv) final outcome
final result
consequence
upshot
in the end
after all is said and done
(exp) in what way (do you mean)
(exp) there is a tendency
there is a possibility
(adv) (col) by all means
no matter what
at any rate
(exp) (col) what's up with
what's the deal with
what's to be done with
(exp) (col) what's up with
what's the deal with
what's to be done with
(exp) what would (you) do?
what to do about it
(exp) (uk) pleased to meet you
(exp) inconsequential
indifferent
not worth worrying about
whatever you do is OK
trivial
(P)
(exp) to topple over
to fall down all of a heap
(exp) by any means (possible)
somehow
(exp) Thank you
(P)
(exp) how (can)
by what means
(exp) in what way (do you mean)
(exp) in what way (do you mean)
(exp) in what way (do you mean)
(n) skull and crossbones
(exp) Who on earth?
(exp) whichever one one chooses
either way
(exp) (osb:) what's the matter?
(v1) to stand and shout
(exp) in any case
in either case
whichever the case may be
