that much will do
that much, that many
how much, how very
to make concessions
to give up the throne
to yield or cede the throne, abdicate (in favor of)
to yield, give, cede
give (up) the floor
in-laws, one’s wife’s parents
musical instrument
classical music
tableau
professional executant
music, song
territory conceded (to foreign country), concession
to give, grant permission, authority
piece of music, air
to sell one’s garden
vocal music
to make a concession, compromise, yield, give in
signature tune, theme song
father of one’s wife, father-in-law
music book, score book
musical composition
light music
mother-in-law, one’s wife’s mother
music theory
professor of music, music teacher
opera
musician
musician, composer, songwriter
rock music, rock
conservatory (in imperial court)
soft music; harness bells
conservatory, music college
musical
leader or conductor of an orchestra, bandmaster
chamber music
to laugh at, mock
live music
love letter
wild goose
to imitate, mimic
orchestra, band
musical tune, melody, tune, air, aria
tasteless, insipid; cool
unacceptably tasteless
light, faded (color), not salty enough, tasteless
make fun of people, teach people a lesson
to ridicule, slander, sneer at
highly discerning, very sensitive, tender, delicate
have a flair for
sensitive; prompt, quick
extremely insipid, unsavory
to let go of a mouse button
too familiar
to use beautiful language
to breathe out smoke
to spit, belch, let fall from one’s mouth, spit out, release
have a quick tongue
untruthful, false, indecent
unfounded
jump around, skip
high jump
rush headlong
to dance, jump, leap, skip over
to smile paintly, give a faint smile
to jump for joy, jump with joy, leap high
lead for joy
(sports) springboard
skip
to hop
to parachute, drop by parachute
to skip, jump rope
leap-frog
to leap out, jump out
to jump over
jump for joy
to skip over a passage in a book
sneeze
to perform dances, perform a ballet, jump for joy
to jump backwards
to pole-vault
hurdle-race
to jump down to the ground
to jump down
long-jump
to dance with someone
to leap (up)
to jump into
to rush out, jump out
jump nimbly on
to dance
hopscotch (children’s game)
bounce upon
wink
to gnaw, nibble
to pick up the (telephone) receiver
to lift, raise
lift off the ground