英和和英

an action of the body

to get dressed

to dress oneself

of a person, a nimble movement

to conduct oneself

make a dodge

to disguise oneself

to do all one can―do the best in one's power―do one's best―do one's utmost

to huddle oneself up

stoop one's head

to consult one's interests―look to one's interests―have an eye to the main chance

to lie in one's power

（英語研究になら）to devote oneself to the study of English―（教育事業になら）―commit oneself to the cause of education

to conceal oneself―lie low

to order one's life―lead a virtuous life―lead a noble life―attain a noble life―attain moral excellence―cultivate moral excellence

to lay oneself down―lie down―recline

the action of dressing oneself

to tidy up oneself

to stoop to meanness―descend to baseness

to shrink （for fear）

how to dispose of oneself―what to do with oneself

to go to the bad

to save one's life―save one's bacon―save oneself

one's ruin

to gather oneself up

（事業になら）to embark in an enterprise―launch forth on an enterprise―（投機になら）―venture on a speculation―（政界になら）―plunge into politics―launch into politics

to settle down

to establish oneself in life―settle down

to go to some one for assistance―become a dependent on one

the act of putting on clothes