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(n.) popularity, prestige, reputation

(n.) career, professional life

(adj.) crude, stiff, harsh, unnatural

(v.) appreciate, increase in value, reevaluate

(v.) save trouble, simplify matters

(v.) to beat the rival, to outplay an opponent (in a competition)

(adj.) grand, magnificent

(n.) pageant, distinguished meeting

(idiom.) be pushy and overbearing

(v.) be able to take charge of something

(n.) midsummer, the height of summer

(n.) sage, wise and holy man, Buddhist lama

(n.) magnificent feast, grand banquet

(adj.) not transmitted, no longer extant, lost in transmission

(n.) wetland | (n.) wetland

(sep-v.) construct, carry out a construction project

(v.) be out of control, runaway

(adj.) lacking in manners

(v.) lose, suffer defeat

(v.) doesn't work, to be out of order

(v./adj.) lose; lost, dispirited

(v.) become blind; lose one's sight

(v.) forget oneself

(sep-v.) lose efficacy, lose effectiveness, be no longer in force, become invalid

(v.) go into effect, put in force, apply

(v.) add pressure, push

(n.) a title of respect for teacher, division commander

(n.) qualified teachers, teachers

(adv.) on the spot, indeed, in real earnest

(n.) period of time

(prep./n.) separated in time (followed by a quantity of time); time interval

(phr.) sometimes good, sometimes bad; up and down

(idiom.) speak the plain truth, tell the truth, not beat around the bush

(n.) season (marked by certain weather conditions, etc); occasion, particular time

(n.) space and time

(n.) what is actually happening, live show

(adv.) always, constantly, very often

(n.) board and lodging, accommodation

(n.) substance, entity; something that is substantial, real or physical

(n.) material object, entity