英和和英

It is no use contending against a man in power

Don't kick against the pricks.

If you can't lick 'em, join 'em.

There is no contending against a man in power

the act of winding something that is long

a rolled object

the condition of something long becoming coiled up

to form something into a tubular shape by curling the object around another object

to stretch something

to tightly stretch something from one point to another

having a long sharp point

a thing that has been thickly rolled up

of a long object, to begin to roll up

dragging a long object behind

to continue an action for a long period

Your legs gets benumbed―gets asleep―after long sitting.

to pull a slender thing in hand over hand

the state of being rectangular

a state of a handle being long

to be able to roll a long object into a ball

the condition of having long legs

to walk, dragging a long object behind

to forcefully stand something straight up

to lengthen―（時なら）―prolong

the condition of being lanky

to be able to be stretched

a thing which has a long arrow

to pull on and stretch out a thing

the action of something long and narrow hanging down

to pull something upwards in order to pull it out of something