- in front of the door
- (of a sound) to come forth; (of a sound source) to ring out; to sound; to go off
- to guard; to protect; bodyguard (for officials in ancient times)
- reception room
- to pile up like a mountain (idiom); a mountain of (paperwork etc); a large number of sth
- file; folder; dossier
- myriad; all kinds of; all sorts of
- junk; items of no value; various bits and bobs
- to muscle in; to take possession; to occupy; to squat
- to recline
- heavy
- body weight
- to moan; to groan
- secretary
- like a wisp of smoke; (to disappear etc) in an instant
- to hide; to dodge; to avoid
- next door; neighbor
- giant creature; huge animal
- office; business premises
- (sitting) opposite; across (the street); directly in front; to be face to face
- It is hard to change one's essential nature (idiom). You can't change who you are.; Can the leopard change his spots? (Jeremiah 13:23)
- pocket; bag; to wrap up or hold in a bag; to move in a circle; to canvas or solicit; to take responsibility for; to disclose in detail; combat armor (old)
- cupboard; cupboard that can also be used as a table; sideboard
- to smell; to sniff; to nose
- to overturn; to overthrow; to strike down (an enemy)
- flower vase; (fig.) female employee considered to be just a pretty face (attractive but not very competent)
- to be bashful; to feel ashamed
- paw print
- to investigate; to check and research; exquisite
- carpet; rug
- to rack one's brains
- to keep up appearances; to put up a front
- to come in
- a line of verse; a sentence
- to dare; daring; (polite) may I venture
- wild dog; feral dog; stray dog
- screw
- (machine) gear; pinion (gear wheel)