(n-adv,n) evening
(evening) twilight
(P)
(n,vs) wedding
bridal procession
marriage into a family
(v1,vt) (1) to put in
to let in
to take in
to bring in
to insert
to set (a jewel, etc.)
(2) to admit
to accept
to employ
to hire
(3) to accept
to comply
to grant
to adopt (a policy, etc.)
to take (advice, etc.)
to listen to
to pay attention to
(4) to include
(5) to pay (one's rent, etc.)
(6) to cast (a vote)
(7) to make (tea, coffee, etc.)
(8) to turn on (a switch, etc.)
(9) to send (a fax)
to call
(n) (1) container
case
receptacle
(2) (euph. for) coffin
casket
(v1,vi) to shake
to sway
(P)
(n) hiding in the leaves
(v1,vi) (1) to be disordered
to be disarranged
to be disarrayed
to be disheveled
to be dishevelled
(2) to be discomposed
to be upset
to get confused
to be disturbed
(3) to lapse into chaos (due to war, etc.)
(P)
(n) lidless box for clothes
(n) disheveled hair
unravelled hair
(v1,vi) to be separated from
to leave
to go away
to be a long way off
(P)
(n) detached building
solitary house
(n) stunt
feat
(n) stunt
feat
(n) solitary island
(v1,vi) to be grazed
to touch
to chip
to crack (e.g. voice)
(n) hoarse voice
husky voice
(v1,vi) to stream
to flow (liquid, time, etc.)
to run (ink)
to be washed away
(P)
(n) stranger
tramp
wanderer
(n) (comp) flowchart
flow diagram
(n) shooting star
meteor
(P)
(n) (comp) flowline
(n) stray bullet
(n) stray arrow
(n) weary from traveling (travelling)
(v1,vi) (1) (uk) to spill
to fall out of
to overflow
(2) to peek through
to become visible (although normally not)
(3) to escape (of a smile, tear, etc.)
(P)
(n) anal fistula
bleeding hemorrhoids
(n) haggard from love
(n) pity
compassion
(v5m,vt) to commiserate
to pity
to have mercy on
to sympathize with
to sympathise with
(v1,vi) (1) to be well-kneaded
(2) to be seasoned
to be experienced
to be mature and well-rounded
