英和和英

a state of being hard to please

to be open-hearted―frank

a relaxed feeling

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

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

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

to be daunted

He is touched―cracked―crack-brained―unsound in mind―not in his right mind―out of his mind―out of his wits―out of his senses―off his head―not right in his head―wrong in the upper story―His wits are wandering―His reason wanders.

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

to be in the humour―in the mood―in the vein―for doing something

being easy to break up

to flinch from doing something

to take notice of something

to be satisfied―be appeased

something that distracts someone from their uneasiness

to be gay―light-hearted

to become vain―get spoilt

to fell cheerful―feel light-hearted

a gravely serious feeling

to feel gloomy

to calm oneself―compose oneself

to be excited

to feel cheerful

in a creaky manner

It'll get easier to drink

of a person, light sleep

of a condition of a person, capricious

being likely to change suddenly; often changing; untrustworthy; governed by caprice

changeable

easy to like