(v1,vi) to be very far apart from
to be remote
to be quite different from
(v5r) to lean against
to recline on
(v5r,vi) to lean against
to recline on
to lean on
to rely on
to depend on
(n-t) (1) on the way back
(2) when about to go back
(adj-na,n) anxiety
concern
worry
(P)
(n) first thing after rising
(v1,vi) to crowd (a house)
to throng to (a door)
(n) under construction
(n) seeming
pose
show
pretense
(P)
(v1,vt) to (happen to) see
to notice
to catch sight of
(n) (uk) unfinished
in progress
(n) false accusation
pretext
commitment
(v1,vt) to begin speaking
to start to say
to stop in mid-sentence
(n) call
appeal
(P)
(v1,vt) to call out to
to accost
to address (crowd)
to appeal
(n) (1) armchair
chair with arm rests
(2) senior staff
(n) on one's way
(n) on one's way
(n) (by force of) circumstances
(n) (by force of) circumstances
(v1,vi) to sit (down)
(P)
(n) temporary employment
a temporary job while looking for a better job
work just to kill time
(n) (1) holding (an umbrella) over something
(2) lean-to roof
(v5r) to come near to
to approach
(v1,vt) to hold (umbrella) over
(n) mopping the floor
(n) mopping the floor
(n) commencement
(v5r,vt) (1) to start something
(2) to have started something, but not yet finished it
(v1,vt) to commence
to lay (mines)
to set (traps)
to wage (war)
to challenge
(P)
