ought to do; have to do; must do; feel obliged to
long (distance, length); long (time); protracted; prolonged
enjoyment; pleasure; diversion; anticipation; looking forward to
to continue; to last; to continue (without a break); to be unbroken; to occur again and again; to lead to; to connect to
speculation; thinking; meditation
deep pool; deep water; abyss; depths (e.g. of despair, etc.); grip (e.g. of death)
to sink; to go under; to go down (e.g. sun); to set; to feel depressed; to become subdued
shout of abuse; jeers; boos
to receive; to get; to catch (e.g. a ball); to be struck by (wind, waves, sunlight, etc.); to sustain (damage); to incur (a loss); to undergo (e.g. surgery)
impatient; tantalized; tantalised; irritated; chagrined; chagrinned
to rock; to shake; to swing
to compromise; to meet halfway; to step up to; to walk up to; to approach
pair; couple; antithesis; counter for items that come in pairs; counter for sets (of clothes, small furniture, utensils, etc.)
to shrink back; to wince; to flinch; to recoil
how; in what way; why; for what reason; cannot possibly; no way
to draw near; to draw closer; to press (e.g. for an answer); to hound
he; she; this; this one; Hey, you!; You bastard!
reliance; trust; faith; confidence
support; backing; endorsement; support; holding up; propping
just; justifiable; right; due; proper; equitable
extra; more; unnecessary; needless; all the more; even more
to erase; to drown out (e.g. a voice); to make disappear
interruption; suspension; break
work; operation; manufacturing; fatigue duty
reopening; resumption; restarting
nevertheless; at any rate; even so; all things considered; be that as it may
unshapely; unsightly; clumsy; unpresentable; uncouth; awkward
(confronting a problem, etc.) head-on; directly; outright; (lit.) from the front
to accomplish; to achieve; to carry out; to arrive at (a certain outcome); to come to; to end with
life; lifetime; career; for life; all one's life; throughout one's life
to accomplish; to fulfill; to carry out
unthinkable; unimaginable; terrible; awful; (arch.) very