recover from s-g
suffer from s-g

inferior to s-g: Marc used to feel inferior to everybody else.
superior to s-g: She had a chip on her shoulder and felt superior to all the rest of us.
similar to s-g: The twins are similar to each other.
different to s-g: Marc and Henry are different to each other.

Many women are exposed to domestic violence. = Monet naiset altistuvat lähisuhdeväkivallalle.

He is used / accustomed to getting up at 5 am.

1. addicted / allergic / exposed / immune / prone / sensitive TO s-g
Are all Finnish people prone to gloominess in winter?
He is sensitive to many detergents.
Marja is allergic to shrimp. = Marja on allerginen katkaravuille.

2. content / satisfied / pleased / happy // unhappy / dissatisfied / unsatisfied / disappointed WITH s-g
Are you happy with your life?

3. good / gifted / talented / excellent / skilful / skilled / lucky / bad / hopeless AT s-g
I used to be hopeless at computers.
Everybody is excellent at something.
Matti got lucky at cards.

4. famous / well-known / renowned / notorious = infamous FOR s-g
Hermann Göring was notorious for stealing art.

5. bored / fed up WITH s-g
Marc was bored with his life.

6. tired / sick OF s-g
He got tired of us.

7. full of s-g
He is full of enthusiasm.

8. crowded / filled / packed WITH s-g
The arena was crowded with people.

9. worried / concerned / anxious / confused ABOUT s-g
Marc was worried about his studies.

10. typical / characteristic OF s-g
Lakes are typical of Finnish landscape.

11. afraid / frightened / scared OF s-g
Are you afraid of death?

12. aware / unaware / conscious / ignorant OF s-g
He was unaware of what had happened.

Marc used to lack self confidence.

an insight into s-g = näkemys, oivallus jhkn
He has a deep insight into Canadian literature.

take an interest in s-g: Matti took an interest in playing American football.
be interested in s-g: Matti was interested in swimming.

He impacts / impresses me positively.

Lena is engaged to Paul.
Lena is married to Paul.
Meryl Streep is married with four children.

"Once upon a time..." = "Olipa kerran..." on-prepositio on lyhennys upon-prepositiosta

an increase in s-g: There has been an enormous increase in unemployment rates in recent years.
a decrease in s-g: There has been an alarming decrease in the vacancies in recent years.