- Bell (person name)
- to shock; to astonish
- to treat (an illness); medical treatment; therapy
- partner; companion; comrade
- to have priority; to take precedence
- (of soil etc) to wash away; to be eroded; (fig.) (of talented staff, followers of a religious faith, investment funds etc) to go elsewhere; to fail to be retained
- to adjust; to regulate; to harmonize; to reconcile (accountancy etc)
- warning sign; police call
- and so on; and such
- long-distance
- to direct; to oversee
- to check; to verify; to audit; to examine
- bored; fed up with sth; sick of sth
- at worst; if worst comes to worst; (usu. in the negative) serious; alarming
- to have a headache
- to clear up; to tidy up; to dispose of
- to rejoice; to be glad
- intimate; close
- Egypt
- absurd; ridiculous
- to rely on
- not worthwhile
- strict; stringent; tight; rigorous
- fixed amount; quota
- to join; to fit; to mate; to mix; to match; to deserve; to make up (a prescription); to allocate
- grain; food; provisions; agricultural tax paid in grain
- to store up; reserves
- robust; sound
- to treat differently; another cup of tea
- now; at present; (anatomy) subocular
- key task; important affair
- a smidgen; a little bit; a few
- to shrink back; to cower
- beginning; to start
- to stop in the middle of sth; intermittent; intermittence
- to keep an eye on
- to broadcast; to transmit (by radio or TV)
- cause; reason; interest; influence