to sweat, ooze
to chase away
to sprinkle, souse
to follow after, chase, pursue
half hour (thirty); half
discipline, regulations
supports and columns- keystone
kingpost
alcoholism, drinking (as a problem)
dripping wet
wine
illegal wine, moonshine
strong alcohol, brandy
alcoholic beverages, liquor
drunkenness reveals what soberness
mass wine, communion wine
illegal alcohol, moonshine
high quality rice spirits, strong drinks
aperitif
medicinal wine, mixture (a kind of liquor)
alcohol, spirit
fermented sticky rice, alcohol made of sticky rice
violet rice wine
camphorated oil, rubbing with alcohol
liqueur
wine from the first distillation
emaciated, wasted, famished, become skinny
(1) to dawn, become dawn; (2) to straddle, sit astride
tire oneself out by walking
broken
rice alcohol
to be harmed, crack; crack, rift
species of crab
clear (of speech)
to scar, scarification
hara-kiri, seppuku
to brighten up
(1) canal, stream; (2) to cut, rip, divide
radiant, brilliant
famished and exhausted
at daybreak, at dawn
emaciated, worn thin
tomorrow at daybreak
movie theater
free, unoccupied
movie theater, cinema
to throw about, scatter
tent, booth flat on the ground, theater
to scatter
excited
scattered every where
dawn, daybreak, the break of day
scattered, sparse
dawn
to spread, scatter
circus
theater
not to see
damp down a fire
walk faster
to hurry, quicken, pick up the pace
be no longer busy, be free
able to rest, free of cares
to be very pleased (to be able to do sth)
to have free hands
very likely to happen
unoccupied, idle, free
it’s very likely that
free
most likely, very likely
spare, free
very, quite
end one’s trouble, be a good riddance
choose beforehand a possible match (for one’s son)
very sorry
exceptionally
to have a lot of free time
for a (very) long time
very often, very common
very carefully
very common
hard to say, hard to predict
very common in VN
very difficult to understand
to really like
to pay a lot of attention to
very important
much needs to be done
very many times, very often
it’s too bad that, it’s unfortunate that, I’m sorry that
very much, many
noisily
(to move) noisily
stamping noises
to scold, reprimand