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feel the chill in one's backbone

To be very startled or scared to such an extent that one gets goose bumps along their spine.

feel a shiver along one's spine

To feel very scared to such an extent that one gets goose bumps.

carry on one's back

To depend on another's force or power.

carry on one's back

To put something on one's back.

turn one's back on

To cut off a relationship and turn away.

push someone's back

To force others to do something.

show one's back

To turn one's body and show one's back.

show one's back

To ignore other's sufferings and turn away or refuse to help.

turn one's back on

For two people to be on bad terms with each other.

hit someone's back

To take the possession of others in a wrongful way.

in the manner of something being broken decisively

Very resolutely.

in the manner of cutting something decisively

Very resolutely.

flatly play innocent

To give a short and clear denial that one did not do something or does not know something that one actually did do or does know about.

have another pocket

To have a secret design or plan other things.

have another pocket

To withdraw money to separately store it.

drain sweat

To go through hardships such as something very tough or difficult.

shed sweat

To exert a lot of power and effort.

in the manner of[as if] making land sink

The manner of drawing a very deep and loud sigh.

fall to the ground

For the authority or morale to decrease to such an extent as to be irrecoverable.

a situation that makes one pound the ground

Something that makes one furious and feels is unfair.

remove the dirt and polish

To wash clean and adorn oneself for a good occasion or an important appointment.

The dirt is removed

For an awkward or dowdy look to disappear.