- to go beyond one's authority; arrogation
- to take action; to adopt policies; to move on some issue
- to splash; to spill; rough and coarse; brutish
- to pour cold water on; (fig.) to dampen sb's enthusiasm
- to take turns; to rotate (responsibility)
- grieved; pained
- disaster; calamity
- to negotiate (with); to have dealings (with)
- to feel embarrassed or awkward; to make things difficult (for someone); to find things difficult (to do or manage)
- to take a step; to stride
- red; pellet; powder; cinnabar
- subsidiary; auxiliary; attached; affiliated; subordinate; subordinating
- facilities; installation
- to immigrate; to migrate; emigrant; immigrant
- plenty; abundance
- to call up all one's associates; rent-a-crowd
- (idiom) vicious; merciless
- to forgive easily; to let off lightly (often with negative: you won't get away with it)
- to appear and disappear unpredictably
- cooperative; workers' or agricultural producers' cooperative etc
- postal service; postal
- nothing left (money, food etc); all finished; bright and shiny; radiant; glorious
- police station; police department; police headquarters
- expense; cost; to spend (time or money); expenditure
- bandit
- to vanish without trace (idiom); to lie low
- wind direction; the way the wind blows; fig. trend; direction of events; how things develop (esp. how they affect oneself); public opinion (concerning one's actions); publicity (usually derog.); limelight
- violent crime; to commit a violent act (assault or murder)
- to injure sb
- (idiom) to gnash one's teeth; to fume with rage
- to learn about; to be informed