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to subdue; to check; to bring under control

to do with difficulty; to force sb to do sth; reluctant

to perish; to ruin; to destroy

to be willing to do sth; to be ready to do sth; to be happy to do sth

to cover up; to conceal; to mask

to conceal; to hide behind; to cover up

maneuver; exercise; practice

to curb; to put a stop to; to stop

currency; monetary; money

gorgeous

to arouse; to stimulate; (physics) to excite

norm; standard; criterion

reward; remuneration

limit; extreme boundary

to go against; to be contrary to; to violate

to vomit

periphery; rim; surroundings

to hit; to beat (sb); (coll.) to smash (sth)

life

to forecast; to anticipate; expectation

anesthesia; to anesthetize; (fig.) to corrupt (sb's mind); to enervate; to numb the mind (to escape from harsh reality)

the most important; of chief importance

any; arbitrary; at will

to expel (a member of an organization); to fire (an employee)

to drag; to haul

busy; bustling

right and wrong; quarrel

expression of opinion; views; remarks

to lose consciousness; to be in a coma; stupor

rare; rarely seen

splendid; glorious

to drift about; to wander; to roam

conscience

to offer for sale; to sell; to sell out; to betray

magic

to develop; to mature; growth

rays of light; brilliant rays; radiance

extra; added; additional

accurate; precise

to constrain or repress emotions; oppressive; stifling

to forge; to fake; to counterfeit

to choke; to stifle; to restrain

to appoint; (job) appointment

to put up with; to tolerate

rights; interests; rights and benefits

to distribute; to emit; to issue

ball; pellet; pill

to toss from side to side (e.g. sleeplessly); to repeat sth over and over again; to torment sb

to insult; to humiliate; dishonor

pocket; bag; to wrap up or hold in a bag