get into the taste of something
To like or enjoy something.
attach a taste to something
To take an interest in something.
Someone's taste has gone
(slang) For the behavior or mind of someone to appear abnormal.
acquire a taste for something
To become fond of or delighted at something.
A taste is attached
To have an interest in something.
keep guard
To look or monitor the movement of the enemy or an object at a certain location.
have extended bad luck of being humiliated
To be disgraced in a very shameful event.
A sign of collapse comes in
For the sign of something failing to be noticeable or seen.
take charge of
To keep taking the responsibility by oneself.
hold a rod
To hit with a rod or club to give a scolding.
lay down the energy; release the energy
For one to go blank as one's tension is eased.
take off one's bare feet and go out
To take the lead in something very actively.
run in one's bare feet
To do something very passionately.
tie and cut off
To take care of something in a clear and airtight manner.
have nothing deep-rooted; bear nothing
For one's mind to be wide and generous.
have nothing formed
For the character or behavior of a person to be sloppy and careless.
sit[climb and sit] on [the top of] one's head
To see through somebody's thoughts and behaviors.
One's head spins fast
To be excellent in judging a situation.
One's head is hardened
For one's ability to think or remember to be not as good as it used to be.
One's head is thick
To get to think or judge like an adult.
One's head turns white
To care and worry about something too much to such an extent that one's hair grows white.