英和和英

to take the trouble to do something―go to the trouble of doing something―be at the trouble of doing something―go out of one's way to do something―put oneself out of one's way to do something

in what way

no matter how

call the roll

call the roll

call the roll

to take the trouble to do something―go to the trouble of doing something―be at the trouble of doing something

How do you use it?

（Oh!） I don't care

like the rest of us

somehow

The streets are crowded with traffic.

to act well or ill towards one―deal well or ill by one

something

In what kind of style

to take something for a model―follow one's example―model after something―pattern after something

Somehow it seems to be true.

we went our separate ways

by all means

we look forward

laying aside everything―before everything―above all things

in what way; to what degree

As we can see

He is prompt in decision.

crawl about like ants

in an owlish manner

lack of patience

we are gone geese

Where we passed

the condition of being arced like a bow