- a way out (lit. and fig.); opportunity for advancement; a way forward; outlet (for one's products)
- to clamp; to grip
- to mend one's ways (idiom); to turn over a new leaf
- to act willfully and make a scene; to make trouble
- to court disaster (idiom); to dig one's own grave
- to penetrate; to break into (a market, social group etc); to infiltrate (enemy ranks etc); to banish to; to relegate to; to insert; to inject; to crack (an egg) into (a bowl etc)
- hell; underworld; (Buddhism) Naraka; (coll.) (of humor, jokes, content etc) extremely dark or morally transgressive
- to demarcate; to delimit
- to decipher; to decode
- flexibility
- to lead to; to create; to cause; to bring about
- net for fishing or bird catching; (fig.) fetters; to snare (a valuable new team member etc); to bring together under the one umbrella
- tenacious; hard to defeat
- reluctant to leave; to hate to have to go; to recall fondly
- premise; precondition; prerequisite
- to divide up; to partition; to differentiate
- inseparably close
- fourth; four times; quartic
- subtle
- surging tide; (fig.) tide; craze; rage; spree
- is it possible or not?
- to check; to contain; to hold back; to keep within limits; to constrain; to restrain
- to call out to; to greet; to say hello to; to inform; to take care of; to take care that one does not
- to line up
- layer upon layer
- moderate faction; party of compromise; middle ground
- to divide (into subgroups etc); to break down (into subcategories, subprocesses etc)
- edge; fringe; verge; brink; periphery; marginal; borderline
- to be called; to be known as
- interior; inside (part, section); internal
- balance; equilibrium
- to elect as; to choose as; to consider as
- to share; to enjoy together
- to replace; to take the place of
- to rise to power (in politics); to go on stage (in the theater)