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(v./n.) capture; take prisoner; captive, prisoner

(v.) be convinced

(n.) good fortune, good destiny

(v./n.) radiate; radiation

(v./adj./n.) decay; corrupt; corruption

(v.) become rotten, rot

(v.) caress, fondle

(v.) to corrode, to corrupt, to deprave

(v.) look downward

(v.) to decay, to rot, to degenerate

(v.) to bring up, to raise

(v.) to echo, repeat what others say

(v.) to revive, to come back to life

(adj./v.) subordinate; pertain to

(n./v.) diarrhea; have the runs

(v./n.) revive, regenerate; rejuvenation, renaissance

(v.) to improve, to better, to ameliorate

(n.) calcium

(v.) intervene

(v.) to intervene, to intrude

(v.) sigh with emotion

(n.) enthusiasm, vigor

(n.) guiding principle, creed, program

(n.) dock and harbor; bay serving as harbor

(n.) lever

(n.) climax, high tide, high water

(adj.) smart, wise

(v.) upsurge, (tensions, etc.) run high

(v.) take leave, say goodbye

(v.) to admonish, to caution

(v.) put, place; put aside; put in, add; hold, contain | (v.) (oral) to stand, to bear, to endure

(n.) pimple, a swelling on the skin; lump, knot; knot (in one's mind), misunderstanding (among people), hang-up

(v.) to eulogize, sing the praise of

(n.) pigeon, dove

(n.) misunderstanding, gap

(n.) pattern, structure

(v.) separate, segregate, isolate, insulate

(n.) (standard) form, pattern, format, mode

(phr.) each one expresses his own view/opinion

(idiom.) deep-rooted, ingrained