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| a bad reputation
to be in bad odour |
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| to be wrathful and angry; indignant; enraged |
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| false or true strategy; to make a diversion |
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| painfully sorrow |
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| shout loudly
to propose and appeal |
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| to have the advantage of opportunities |
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| vivid and vigorous |
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| a modest speech |
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| to be terrifiedto be in terror ofphobia |
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| complaints from people are heard everywhere |
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| without any ideas of one's own |
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| without any ideas of one's own |
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| to be calm and low-keyed |
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| to bluff and bluster |
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| to feel wronged and to be obedient to |
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| quietlywithout noise |
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