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to cooperate; in coordination with; coordinated

infatuated; obsessed

immediately afterwards; shortly after that

original intention

interest in sth; curiosity; inquisitive

to delay; to be held up; to miss (an opportunity)

to become extinct; to die out; to lose (sth abstract) completely; to exterminate

entirely different; different as black and white

to enter the venue for a meeting; to enter into an examination; to enter a stadium, arena etc

to go to school

unconditional

words and actions; what one says and what one does

very far away

to start; to set in motion; to move

to monopolize; to seize; to take into one's arms; to embrace; to fasten (with a rope etc)

physical capability; stamina

(animal's) claw

rice bowl; fig. livelihood; job

baptism (lit. or fig.)

one and the same (thing); one thing (as distinct from another)

to detain; to hold in custody; to distrain

rich and powerful person

to swell; dropsical; swollen; bloated; to swell; to distend; to expand; swollen; bloated

vital part; (fig.) key point; crucial

eye-grabbing (headline); striking (illustration)

to assemble; to put together

to open access; to establish contact; to remove a block

flow rate; throughput of passengers; volume of traffic; (hydrology) discharge; data traffic; network traffic; website traffic; mobile data

to hand over; to deliver

to differ to some extent (idiom)

complex (psychology)

reputation; profile; familiarity in the public consciousness

appearance; bearing; meter (i.e. measuring instrument)

to assemble; to concentrate; to mass

hero (of a novel or film); main protagonist

chart; diagram

mascot

to warm oneself (by a fire etc); to warm oneself (by a fire, heater etc)

to cross a barrier; to get through (an ordeal); to pass (a test)

one's conduct and deeds

a collection of rare and valuable items; to collect (such items)

to resist; to withstand

to lose; to suffer defeat

steady; stable; sedate; calm; (of sleep) sound; (of a transition) smooth

poker (game) (loanword); playing cards

don't be fooled by the fact that

credit; borrowed money

lit. to go upstream; to trace sth back to; to date from

to defend oneself; self-defense

to blame oneself