英和和英

to effect one's retreat―make good one's escape

to save appearances

to effect one's retreat―make good one's escape

the act of winning applause

run on the spot

the spur of the moment

the condition of leaving something to develop naturally

a person who observes an event at the place that it happened

the time at which a person leaves a place

a scene of a particular place

to book a seat―take a place―（興行者の方で言えば）―reserve a seat for one

something that is only of temporary value

makeshift and temporary

to go to see something

enter into the spirit of an occasion

to cause a person to be present in a place

a gala event

impromptu interest

the action of somehow, temporarily managing

a refuge

to make do with something temporarily

a public place

I took the hint, and kept out of the way

an act of acting on impulse

the state of affairs at a particular time and place

I kept out of the way out of delicacy

the action of considering something immediately

the attitude of deciding to leave matters to chance

a foundry

I took the hint, and kept out of the way.