- to take office; to assume a post
- to advance or retreat; knowing when to come and when to leave; a sense of propriety
- to begin to suspect; to grow suspicious
- to waive a right; to abstain (from voting); (sports) to forfeit (a game); to voluntarily withdraw from a match
- lit. drinking buddy (idiom); fig. fair-weather friend
- job applicant
- to restrict to; to limit
- to exceed
- school district
- school inspector
- not having undergone; without (having gone though a certain process)
- to half rise out of one's chair (a polite gesture)
- yellow face (due to sickness etc); yellow-skinned people
- grieved; sorrowful
- to sigh
- to be in vogue; to be popular; to be prevalent
- mysticism
- to exist; to deposit; to store; to keep; to survive
- household chore
- fragments; bits and pieces
- to be beneath one's dignity
- honor and glory
- to look; to raise one's eyes
- firmament
- choice of words; wording; phraseology; term
- close-fitting; closest (translation)
- to fall downward in a scattered, lightly sprinkled manner (as light, petals, leaves etc); (literary) carefree and unrestrained; natural and elegant
- to lose one's head out of fear (idiom)
- all; every
- to monopolize; to seize; to take into one's arms; to embrace; to fasten (with a rope etc); to take on (responsibility etc); to canvass
- worn next to the skin; close-fitting; personal (servant etc)
- to put on clothes; to get dressed
- respect; esteem; high regard
- Protestantism
- to be gratified
- referee
- suitable; appropriate
- occult force; the power of a God or spirit
- at all times; at every moment