(v1,vt) to pack an assortment of goods, etc.
(n) combination
assortment (of goods)
(v1,vt) to repack
to refill
(n) western edge of a bridge
(exp) to strain one's nerve
(v1,vt) to think hard
to brood over
to worry too much (about)
to torment oneself (with the thought of)
(exp) to cut off a person's finger
(v1,vi) (1) to go to the top
(2) to be engrossed in
(v1,vt) to go broke
(v1,vt) to shorten
to reduce
to economize
to economise
(v1,vt) to boil down
to condense
(exp) to hold one's breath
(v1,vi) to strain
to stretch
to string up
to make tense
to cover over
to freeze over
(v1,vt) to corner
to drive to the wall
to run down
to track down
to chase after
(v1,vi) to visit frequently
(v1,vi) (1) to go to the top
(2) to be engrossed in
(v1,vt) to investigate thoroughly
to probe into
to think something through
to follow an argument to its logical conclusion
(n) direct negotiations
pressing a demand with a face-to-face talk
(exp) to fill a bottle
(v1,vt) to lay
to spread all over
(v1,vt) to press a question
to cross-examine
(v1,vi) (1) to go to the top
(2) to be engrossed in
(v1) to pack one's things
(v1,vt) to pack an assortment of goods, etc.
(n) (belief in the desirability of) education by rote learning
(n) cramming (e.g. for an exam)
(exp) to closely space lines (on a page)
(exp) after all
in the end
in short
(exp) to work toward a solution to a problem
(exp) to cut down housekeeping expenses
