- to rise rapidly; to soar
- to try; to make an attempt; to think of a way (to accomplish sth)
- to lift; to raise; (of two or more persons) to carry
- to beat; to win; to profit
- art
- to get to know each other; acquaintance
- with one's own eyes; personally
- to sink down to; to be reduced to (sth inferior)
- poor wretch; pauper; destitute man; poverty-stricken peasant; penniless good-for-nothing; impecunious vagabond
- public opinion
- to sneer at; to ridicule; to taunt
- pain (from wound); sorrow
- wound; injury; trauma
- swaddling clothes; fig. early stage of development; infancy
- son
- to die young or prematurely; to come to a premature end; to be aborted prematurely
- to bring up; to train; to contribute to; achievements (usually of young people)
- to receive a great deal of (respect, criticism, attention etc)
- to torment; to torture
- to run out; to escape
- to look completely new (idiom); brand new; changed beyond recognition
- to strive one's hardest; to spare no effort
- to complement; to make up for a deficiency
- miserable; tragic
- motive; intention; to be diligent or attentive; careful
- to show results; to be effective
- Saturday
- young people; youngster
- at intervals of; every (so often)
- to break out; to erupt; to explode; to burst out
- laughter
- to resound; to resonate
- floor; story (of a building)
- to wait; to wait for
- meeting room; conference room
- not to accept as correct (idiom); to object; to disapprove; to take exception to
- to complain; to grumble; to harbor a complaint; to feel dissatisfied