Phrasal verbs

also - spread out scattered about distributed in portions 

There's no definite answer. There could be all possibilities. It all depends.

in search of; looking for.

Fig.  to forget one's pride and accept something humiliating.  I had to swallow my pride and admit that I was wrong. When you're trying to master a new skill, you find yourself swallowing your pride quite often.

Note that the pronunciation of the first "e" is /i/, not /e/. Synonyms: punish - chastise - castigate - chasten - scourge

more  (to something)  than meets the eye [there are] hidden values or facts regarding something. Used to describe something spectacular. e.g. the transformer prime

"ひゅ" in japanese sounds like "hue" in English.

穴があったら入りたい  - to be so ashamed, one wishes to crawl in a hole

1. easily; unquestionably. Usage notes: often used in the form  win something hands down 2. Honestly 3.  Basically meaning, no questions ask.

Indulge in enjoyable recollection of past events. e.g.  I was just reminiscing about that day when we played in the  .. Championship ... (excerpt from a friend's note)

al` leg ` ia nce ob` lig ` a tion loy`a lty

to confuse; fail to distinguish

def.:  to enjoy doing something very much.  to laugh, to enjoy something, to have fun

I saw the software is not working on his computer so I went to help and it worked! He said "To the rescue!".

When rolling down the window from tightly closed state, it's said to "disengage".