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(idiom.) stand out from the masses

(v.) prepare, get ready

(v./n.) forebode, have a premonition; premonition

(v./n.) announce in advance; advance announcement

(v.) coalescence, union, heal

(adv.) all the more, even more, further

(v.) expect, foresee, think ahead

(n.) warning, early warning

(adj.) gloomy, desolate, depressed

(v.) die in an accident, perish

(n.) preliminary match

(v.) indicate, foretell, forebode

(n./v.) advance sale, pre-sale; sell in advance

(v.) be in danger, be in distress

(phr.) ever more critical, problems get more and more intense

(n.) moral (of a story), lesson to be learned, implication, metaphorical meaning

(v./n./adj.) to wrong, to treat unjustly; case of injustice; enmity, hatred; not worth

(n.) origin, source, root

(v./adj./n.) be original; original; originality

(n.) lot or luck by which people are brought together, predestination | (n.) fate or chance that brings people...

(n.) grandee, old leadership, chief figure

(n.) site developed for a group of related enterprises, (industrial or technology) park

(n.) source, origin, fountainhead

(n.) original shape, mold, original form, archetype

(idiom.) in an steady, unending stream, continuously

(phr.) something goes back to the dim and distant past, a lot of water has flowed under the bridge since then

(phr.) original, authentic; original flavor

(v.) help, aid, support

(n.) original packing

(n.) foresight; far-sighted vision

(idiom.) be known far and wide, be known to all

(v.) to blame, to complain; to resent, to feel bitter about

(v.) have a grudge against sb., hate, abhor

(n.) grievance, resentment, complaint

(n.) scholar, academician

(n.) complaint, grumble

(v.) (lit.) speak, say; be called | (radical.) speak

(idiom.) established by the people through the long-period practise

(phr.) music band

(adj.) pleasing to the ear, sweet-sounding