英和和英

to be awkward―to have no head

to be depressed in spirits―in low spirits―gloomy―melancholy

I take my failure easy―make nothing of troubles―care nothing for dangers.

to be reluctant―unwilling―backward―to do anything

It is not worth doing―unavailing―of no avail―to do something in vain―to no purpose―to no effect―to no avail―without avail―without effect―without success.

I have an unsatisfied feeling

to pay no regard

to be open-hearted―frank

There is no hope.

It can't be helped

I'm not in the mood.

unselfish―selfless―disinterested

to be in a fidget―to have the fidgets

to go against the grain―go against the stomach―（形容詞に訳せば）―to be disagreeable to one―distasteful to one―unsatisfactory to one―unacceptable to one

Alas!

How awkward you are!

to be unsatisfactory

Don't realize

to be insensible （to pleasure or pain）

without liveliness

He has no child

Avarice is blind.

There is no chance.

There is little

to do without―manage without―get along without―make shift without―dispense with―spare―anything

I feel uneasy

The others are slow to take the hint.

Better err on the side of caution!

to be spurred on

（風説）an unfounded rumour―a groundless rumour―（説）―an ill-grounded theory―（報）―unauthentic news―mythical information