to vomit, throw up
dry dock
pillbox, gun emplacement
mound; excessive
capsize, upset, be thrown down, fall over, fall down
glug glug (drinking sound)
clumsy, bulky, heavy
to punch, hit with the fist
to make efforts to vomit, retch
overcast, cloudy; tired, worn out; sorrowful
mournful, doleful, wilted
to compost, rot manure
depressed, sad, gloomy
incubation period
(1) sad, unhappy, gloomy; (2) to cover (food)
Oh, still that smell, huh!
(1) (see also úng); (2) boot
fat, stocky, plump
onomatopoeia for the grunting of pigs, grunt
moist, slightly damp
to press, iron, push, shoo
(exclamation of surprise)
to cherish
swollen
to support an initiative
to support a decision
to support human rights
people’s committee
to support strongly
bipartisan commission, committee
to support, stand up for, back
joint commission, committee
administrative committee
relief committee
consumer product safety committee
Atomic Energy Commission
committee, commission, board
(1) to appoint, designate, entrust; (2) to comfort, reassure, console
national committee
selection committee
national committee, commission
to delegate
military administrative committee
(diplomatic) credentials
to confide or entrust a task to somebody
irresolute, soft
to comfort, console
complications, details
board, commission
party committee
finance committee
to authorize, grant power
traffic jam
commissioner’s office
blocked, obstructed; to encumber, block up, jam
to entrust
stagnant, slow-selling
a vague answer, answer vaguely
congestion; to congest
overcrowded, full; to accumulate
general commissioner
committee, commission
committee member, commissioner
mandate
mandate, trusteeship; in charge of a territory
to confide, entrust, delegate, vest (authority, power)
to intercept
to adapt, cope
to respond
to estimate, value, rate, assess
guess, suspect, surmise, conjecture, speculative
hypothesis, assumption, supposition
to compel, force, constrain, oppress, bully
to oppress, suppress, inhibit, restrict, control, repress, restrain
force, coerce
to run out
to cry
to overflow, run
to rescue, come to the rescue
word used to express mild disagreement
to compete
to cope with, deal with
appear in the dream
enroll, enlist
stress, corresponding force
to improvise a poem
the widespread use of computers
to apply, use; application, (computer) program
presidential candidate
candidate
candidate (for office)
to receive (guests), entertain
behave well in society
answer evasively
to consent; yes
to retort, riposte, engage in repartee
applicant
to reply