to keep one’s foothold
to stand at the threshold, stand on the doorstep
to hold in one’s name (e.g. stock)
to stand stupified
middle aged
to stand dumbfounded
don’t even (do sth)
only when the hand is injured, does one
don’t, let’s not
interruptedly
don’t let the baby suck its fingers
cut
don’t worry about
out of breath, deal tired
don’t tell tales and let out secrets
don’t darken my door again
don’t be sad
do not, let us not, don’t
to joke
to joke, jest
don’t misunderstand (me)
sever, be interrupted, broken off, discontinuous
data
don’t wink your eyes
don’t let
don’t worry about that
don’t go anywhere
don’t be afraid, don’t worry, fear not
don’t be silly, don’t be stupid
don’t joke, don’t kid
don’t forget
don’t get upset, bothered
don’t get mad, don’t get upset, take it easy
don’t be surprised
not to mention, much less
don’t pretend
don’t say anything else, stop talking
don’t worry
not only us
don’t say
to contain, hold
male
dumbfounded, with a dazzed expression on one’s face
(1) (of animals) male, masculine; (2) stupified, astonished
orange peel, skin
being nothing but skin and bone, skinny
foreskin
cowhide, ox-hide
calfskin
thick skin
dark complexion, tan
graning, tormenting
skin, hide
skin of a frog, toad
alligator skin
leaden-colored
blinder
skin and venereal diseases
dry skin
skin, complexion
dark-complexioned
human skin
wrinkled skin
smooth skin
soft leather
colored
brownish
patent, enameled
reddish brown, bronze
pelt
red-skinned, (American) Indian
pellicle, thin skin
scalp
as a result
wrapping the corpse in horse hide, death on battlefield
black-skinned, black (person)
yellow-skinned, Asian
a snow-white complexion
Caucasian, white (skinned)
skin and flesh
hide, fell, fur
tough, leathery
leather, prepared hide
to hold out both hands
unfinished, uncompleted, incomplete
to spread out, stretch, extend
hand in hand
to be on intimate terms with sb, be in love with someone
stretch, reach out, stretch out, extend
nominative case
tenacious like a hungry leech
famous singer
(of meat) very tough
register of names
drawn-out, long lasting
(one’s) reputation is well merited
name, reputation, fame