here and there

to bury,to fill up,to fill (a seat, a vacant position)

outdoors

to stop,to restrain,to seize,to repress,to suppress,to press down

to calm down,to settle down

to be under impression that,to be convinced that

writing down,putting on record,recording,making a note of,registration (of mail)

to be engulfed in,to be enveloped by,to wrap up

to cut down little by little,to take a percentage

cross

to sit (down)

to bear,to stand,to endure,to put up with

confluence,union,linking up,merge

marking,grading,looking over

reverse,inversion,upside down

inversion,upside down

to quieten down,to calm down,to subside

the front,honesty

high and low,up and down,unloading and loading,praising and blaming

vertical,perpendicular

valid,proper,right,appropriate

middle,midway,interim

in the middle,half-way

middle-aged

top,summit

right angle

to be in disorder,to lie scattered around

to pile up,to stack

develop,expansion (opposite of compression)

here and there,little by little

here and there,some parts (of something)

obliqueness

to get between,to be caught in

to interpose,to hold between,to insert

to undertake,to take up,to take over

to turn (a switch) on or off,to twist,to puzzle over

neighbourhood,vicinity,environs

to be plugged up,to be shut up

to stop up,to close up,to block (up)

North Pole

to overlook,to command a view of,to look down on something

social position,social status

absurd,unreasonable,excessive,messed up,spoiled,wreaked

to rub,to crumple (up),to wrinkle

adjoining, adjacent

below zero, subzero

south and north

(1) aunt, (2) middle-aged lady

to turn on, to switch on, to light up

contents, interior, substance, filling, (sword) blade

South America

Europe and America, the West

to turn over, to overturn, to knock over, to upset, to turn inside out

to pile up, to put something on another, to heap up, to add, to repeat

to remain, to be left over, to be in excess, to be too many

downward, descent, fall, drop, subsidence

to exceed, to cross over, to cross

space, interval, SPC

to be overturned, to be upset, to topple over, to be reversed

the outside, external

front cover, binding

contents, interior, substance, filling, (sword) blade

south pole, Antarctic

middle-aged gentleman, uncle

to hold (position), to serve, to be unable

to assemble, to set up, to construct

here and there

boundary

middle-aged gentleman, uncle

to turn inside out, to turn (something) over

middle-aged gentleman, uncle