英和和英

to indulge in pleasantries―to be facetious

to interfere in a matter―meddle in one's affairs―put in an oar

to put in a gusset

to illustrate （a book, etc.）

to interest oneself in some cause

to drive in a wedge

having gears engaged

cut a nick into

a tureen

（傷になら） to probe a wound―（膀胱になら）―sound the bladder―（人の意見を探るのなら）―sound one's views―sound one on the subject―feel one's pulse―feel one on the subject―feel out one's views―throw out a feeler―beat about the bush―（世間の意向を探るのなら）―feel the pulse of the public―fly a kite―（政界や外交界の意向を探るのなら）―fly a ballon d'essai

to interpose―put in （a word）―chop in

make a run

to show a zeal for some cause―take interest in some work―interest oneself in one's welfare

take possession of

to let in the light―admit the light

I will admit you.

to carry something in one's arms and hold it close to one's chest

enclose in a corral

to call a person in

to obtain something

to get a certain thing at last

to call to someone to come in

to obtain a thing which one wanted