tempest, typhoon, storm, vicissitudes
to give, bestow, confer
from (for shoe-making)
shavings
[CL for statues, volumes of books]
complicated, compound
border, frontier
have a broken heart, be very sad, be affected
stylistics
to disturb, bother, annoy
appoint, nominate, ordain
sad, sorrowful
envelope
inconvenience, trouble
make a gift of money wrapped in paper
virgin, virginity
indisposition (due to cold, bad weather)
elegant, fine
abundance, plenty
pleasure of nature
folk-song
dignity
accordion, organ (musical instrument)
anemophilous
landscape, scenery, sight
towering wrath
orchid
anemometer
feudal
leprosy
customs and morals
decorum
to beatify, canonize, deify
rheumatism
to canonize
aeolian
poetic, elegant
air
beautiful-looking, endowed with beautiful landscapes
political movement
to enrich (e.g. uranium)
(political, social) movement
rich, abundant
geomancy
thinly and inadequately (dressed)
adversity, hardships
patriotic, nationalist movement
anti-illiteracy campaign
get wind (of something)
protest movement
wind and clouds, piece of luck, favorable opportunity
anti-war movement
customs and habits
worldwide communist movement
custom(s), manners, practice
worker’s movement
to block, blockade, besiege
grant (somebody, something, something to somebody)
confer a title (on somebody)
figure, carriage, bearing
miner
charm, flavour
roadman
elegant and refined
mason coolie
barometer
coolie, laborer
develop
porter
laborer, worker
forceps
manner, appearance
fief, feoff
good harvest
harmony between husband and wife
rickshaw driver
master, teacher
postman
airport manager
husband and wife
to spit out, throw out
my lord, my husband
ink-jet
husband and wife, man and wife
(volcanic) eruption
coolies, corvee-bound laborers
to eject, erupt, squirt, spray, throw out
lady, duchess, mistress
to respect
to waste money
to waste, squander
vulgar person, ordinary man
spend extravagantly, squander, throw (money) about
ordinary man, common people
introduction, foreword
ash (volcanic)
common people
to spit out
all, every, not a single exception; coarse, common