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(v.) control, rein

(nphr.) system of values, view of values

(n.) trousseau, dowry, money or property brought by a bride to her husband at marriage

(n.) shelf, stand | (n.) posture, stance, haughtiness

(v.) to hold two or more jobs concurrently | (char.) simultaneously; double, twice

(v./n.) suffer, torture, torment; suffering, torture, torment

(v.) supervise, control

(v.) shoulder, take on, undertake

(v.) to give consideration to, to attend simultaneously to, to balance (two or more things)

(v.) monitor, supervise

(n.) nut

(v.) serve as guardian for; keep watch and ward

(v.) monitor

(v.) exterminate

(v.) have a part-time job, be at the same time

(adj.) compatible

(v.) hold fast to, stick to

(adj./n.) hard and dangerous, hardships and dangers

(v.) cling to the faith, firmly believe

(adj.) treacherous, crooked

(v.) investigate criminal activities that has been reported

(v./n.) be abbreviated; abbreviation

(adj.) brief, short

(v.) alleviate a burden on someone, alleviate burdens

(v.) edit, clip, cut (films or tapes)

(adj.) concise, succinct, pithy

(adj.) succinct, concise

(v.) reduce (duties or tax), mitigate or abolish (a punishment)

(v.) ebb, go down, decline

(adj.) simple and easy

(adj.) inexpensive; despicable; humble, lowly; (term of modesty used in the past) my

(adj.) disconnected, interrupted, suspended

(phr.) trade integrity for profits

(adj./n.) (body) strong and handsome, vigorous and graceful; body-building

(idiom.) different people hold different views

(v.) appreciate, judge

(n./v.) experience, insight, knowledge; to widen one's knowledge, to enrich one's experience

(v./n.) make a contribution; contribution

(v.) to regard somebody as an outsider

(n.) gap, space, interval, breaks