go up and down

no place to settle

leftover

(adjective) to be generally accepted; to be welcomed; to be embraced; to be well-received;

only hear the sound but cannot see the person

the meaning of something becomes clear after one ponders over the words / food that does not look appealing but taste great after tasting

adj; term to abuse women, to have given up all confidence in oneself; abandon oneself to vice; be happy in one's own degeneration; dissolute; self-degradation

describes the attitude of taking it easy and following the flow of life, to not worry too much; literally 'use the falling sky as a blanket'

feeling of emptiness, alienation

to be well-prepared for the uncertain future

noun; here and down below

to criticize too much, to be overly judgemental

to give a lenient punishment

to throw someone under the bus with you

verb; climbing / going up and down

verb; put it down, put it into

Sunset Boulevard, a film

the way by which a person tells the driver of public transport (normally a minibus) that he / she wants to get off at the place that the bus is reaching, similar to shouting out "the next stop please"

splashes

to spatter; to sprinkle; to scatter; to spill; shower; to cast the blame on

(adjective) familiar with; to know something or someone really well

going straight down; moving on

looks like; seems; to come across as

broken down; to be in decline

there is some hidden message

to go to a disco

to have an abortion

left over

(verb) to put a lot of effort in; to work hard at

go down (spoken)