- (name) Samuel
- Wilson (name)
- to take charge of; to manage or direct; to preside over; to uphold; to stand for (justice etc); to host (a TV or radio program etc); (TV) anchor
- wedding ceremony; wedding; CL:場|场[chang3]
- Monday
- premium; to charge or pay a premium
- Edinburgh, capital of Scotland
- media; commentators
- which ones?; who?; what?
- to lift; to raise (a lid etc); (of a storm) to surge; to stir up (waves etc); (fig.) to trigger; set off (a wave of popularity, a controversy etc)
- huge waves; (fig.) ruckus; controversy; sensation
- brain; mind; head; essence
- (bound form) evil spirit; devil; (prefix) supernatural; magical
- (of a law, contract, agreement, ban etc) to come into force; to go into effect; to become operative
- to burn; to ignite; to light; fig. to spark off (hopes); to start (debate); to raise (hopes)
- the flames of war; the ravages of war
- to forget; to cease to think about (sb or sth) anymore
- letters; mail; news; messages; correspondence
- to concede; to admit defeat; to admit sth is wrong after insisting it is right
- untiring; unremitting; indefatigable
- in front of the door
- fretful; impatient
- furthermore (idiom)
- to be just like; can be compared to
- to purchase; to buy in (goods)
- like a swarm of bees; in droves (used to describe people flocking to do sth)
- (of traffic) to become congested; congestion
- to quarrel; dispute
- to yell; to shout; to call out for (a person)
- list price
- to gather; to meet
- chairman of the board of directors
- time limit; deadline; allotted time
- compact; terse; tight (schedule)
- to interrupt (sb talking); to butt in; to cut into a conversation
- telegraph office