too much speed or the fact of hurrying too much, haste, unfortunately the report was prepared in ……………… and contained several inaccuracies, haste, to remove a piece of clothing (old fashioned or humorous), doff, something that is …………….. is too big and complicated to be dealt with easily, clumsy, to be in a situation where someone or something has complete power over you (…………….sth), be at a mercy of sth, she would be at a mercy of a ……………… bureaucracy (too big and complicated to be dealt with easily), clumsy, skilful, clever or quick, deft, cloth hanging or arranged in folds, drapery, the top surface of the upper part of the legs of a person who is sitting down, lap, soft and smooth, like silk, silky, happy and loving, fond, to make skin damaged or sore by rubbing or to become damaged and sore like this, chafe, the Bradley was too tight and it started to ………………….. my wrist (make is damaged or sore by rubbing), chafe, sad or thinking about something that is impossible or in the past (задумчиво грустный), wistful, a long look, usually of a particular kind, gaze, задумчивый, полный грусти взгляд, wistful gaze, soft and gentle (ласкающий), caressing, pleased with your situation and not hoping for change or improvement (…….sth) (доволен), content with sth, to go somewhere or put something somewhere so that you are not noticed, slip, expecting to be obeyed immediately, and without any questions, peremptory, slightly, a trifle, to live in a particular direction, slowly and with great effort, toil, to not do or have something, especially something enjoyable that you think might be bad (…………..sth), abstain from sth, погасить свет, extinguish the light, for a short time (literary), awhile, to arrive or move somewhere slowly or gradually, trickle, a small table for holding a container of water for washing, used especially in the past, washstand, to end a disagreement or someone’s anger by acting in a friendly way or slightly charging your opinions, conciliate, to wake someone up or to make someone more active or excited, rouse, to say something again , repeat (formal), reiterate

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