英和和英

to use judgment―use one's head―take the hint

to suspect―be suspicious

to fret （oneself）―worry （oneself）―bother oneself

to pay careful attention to something

to distract one's a mind from cares―divert one's mind from care―divert oneself―raise one's spirits

to keep one in suspense―put one to the rack

to drive one mad―drive one distracted―drive one to distraction

to strain one's mind

to try one's temper―（意見を叩くの意味なら）―sound one's views

to be vigilant―watchful―on the watch―on the lookout

to be afraid of giving trouble

to calm oneself―compose oneself

to stretch one's mind―strain one's nerves―strain one's senses

to trust a man

His nerves are strained to the utmost.

something that distracts someone from their uneasiness

to relax one's attention―relax one's vigilance

to relax one's attention―unbend one's mind

to be in a great hurry

to dissipate care―divert one's mind from care

to feel gloomy

to faint―swoon

to brace oneself

to weigh on one's mind

to have judgment―have good sense―have strong sense―have a head on one's shoulders

to compose oneself―collect oneself―gather one's scattered wits

to throw one off one's balance―upset one

one's way of thinking―the temper of one's mind

One's attention is distracted.

to be diverted from care