英和和英

to use prudence

to do a great deed―perform a great deed―accomplish a great deed―achieve great things

to keep something for a special purpose or in order to use later

to balance oneself

to design great things―meditate great things―revolve a grand scheme

to follow the plough

Even if I try taking...

to be defeated―be beaten

to remove something by squeezing it through one's hands

to score one point―score one run

to keep―hold―reserve―put aside―set apart―anything

to eliminate a peculiar condition

to squeeze―（米国にては）―take graft

to leave one's service

to hem a handkerchief―fringe a curtain―border a mat―trim a coat （with lace）

to be unable to hold one's ground

to continue taking something

to take up room―occupy much space

to starboard the helm

（反物なら）to measure cloth―（人なら）―take one's measure

to go and fetch anything

to take anything in one's hand―（なお16）熟語の部を見よ）

to let in the light

to take the （golden） mean―take the middle course

to reserve a thing