to pile up
to bite off more than one can chew, to
to fiddle away
(1) cover, lid; (2) to flourish, brandish; (3) to fling, throw out
to reconcile, make up (after an argument, e.g.)
to look after
to stroke one’s chin
(1) to smooth, stroke; (2) claw
to have a perfectly square shape, be regular in shape
be perfectly arranged
perpendicular, square
square (area)
to strew (around)
to stroke one’s moustache or beard
some, few, several
to close somebody’s eyes
and one more thing
and
etc.
to slip away, disappear
to slip out of one’s hands
to slip out
to say or do something to please someone somebody
to caress, fondle, stroke
a few times
a few
a few lines
a few hours later
several hours
(several) tens of thousands
few dozen
a few days later
a few, two or three
a few more steps
a few steps
a few times a month
a few years
next few years
several years later
a few more years
a few people
a few more days
a few days
in a few more months
several thousand dollars
a few months
several thousand
a few minutes
several hundred thousand
several hundred
the last few months
oriole
a few months before
gold, yellow
a few months later
ten thousand
rivulet mouth (into a river)
a few weeks before
a few, several weeks
votive paper
sheet gold
very yellow
votive offerings
gold nuggets
saffron
pure gold
canary-wood
monetary gold
peak, summit, high point, éclat; gold and red
thin goldleaf
gold ingot, gold bar
valuable, golden
yellowish
gold and copper alloy
rim (of a wheel), wheel rim
hoop, rim, brim, coil, ring, disk
golden red
gold and stone, loyalty, love
black gold, oil maldonite
helix
bar (of courts of judicature, public assemblies etc.)
yellow
bracelet, armlet, bangle
crescent
in the evening
in the afternoon
at, on (date), in, to; to enter, go in, access
no man’s land
rim, belt
at the end of last year