to collapse; to topple over
to transfer grain from a store (e.g. to sun it); voice breaking (of male opera singer in puberty)
(of cereal crops) to collapse and lie flat
to shift holidays, taking a weekday off
to resell at a profit; to speculate
to lie down; to drop dead
to overthrow; downfall; to fall from power; to go bankrupt
to collapse (of building)
to collapse (of building); to topple over
dead loan; bad debts; to refuse to pay loan
to move (things around); to buy and sell at a profit (derog.)
to change sides in a war; turncoat
to shift from one hand to the other; to change hands (of merchandise)
to play the market; to speculate (on financial markets); to profiteer
to take turns; to rotate (responsibility)
to take turns (responsibility); to replace
to die out (of livestock)
to fall (from power); in decline; unlucky
profiteer; wheeler dealer; tradesman who buys low and sell high
to change shifts; to work in turns
to move; to shift; to exchange; to buy and sell; peddling
mischief; to make trouble
to collapse (of building)
unrecoverable debt; bad debt; to evade debt
to change buses, trains etc
to go bankrupt; to close down
(to have) bad luck; unlucky; unfortunate; unfortunately; to be out of luck
to adjust to a different time zone
to spoil one's appetite; (fig.) to get fed up with sth
(coll.) poor devil; unfortunate man
to buy and sell at a profit; to speculate
to topple over; to greatly admire
to knock down; knocked down
to lie down; to drop to the ground
to overwhelm; to overpower; overwhelming
speculation by officials; profiteering by government employees; bureaucratic turpitude
to collapse; to crash down; to fall down in a heap
to overthrow; to knock down; Down with ... !
(coll.) to let it go; to drop it
to prostrate oneself; to fall on one's knees; to grovel
to push over; to overthrow
to fall down; to slip and fall; to throw sb to the ground
to knock down; to mow down
to knock down; to knock over; to run over (sb)
to faint; to swoon; to black out; to become unconscious
to slip (lose one's footing)
disappointed; frustrated; dejected
to fall ill; to be stricken with an illness
to interrogate, leaving sb speechless
to split one's sides laughing
to overturn; to overthrow; to capsize; to collapse
to tumble; to fall; (fig.) to suffer a reverse (in politics or business)
to kneel down; to sink to one's knees; to grovel
to baffle; to confound; to stump
to turn upside down; to reverse; back to front; confused; deranged; crazy
to refute; to demolish (an argument, theory etc)
to have the advantage overwhelmingly on one side; to support unconditionally
to be entirely on one side; one-sided; lopsided; partisan; overwhelmingly on one side
three-shift system (work rostering)
roly-poly toy; tilting doll; tumbler
not to pose a problem for sb; cannot stump sb
to exhaust all one has; to leave no stone unturned; to try one's best
(lit.) to move mountains and drain seas; to transform nature
destitute and troubled; in dire straits
confused; disorderly; incoherent
to invert right and wrong
to harp on; over and over; merely ring changes on a few terms
to have sexual intercourse
to pour beans out of a bamboo tube; to come clean; to make a clean breast of things
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