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| 71. | 2.Ignore trivial circumstances in your relations with others,do not let them become controversies. Big people kook past small slights. |
| 2．不要计较你和他人间微不足道的一些小事； 不要让这 种小事变成争议，大人物从不计较不重要的事情。 |
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| 72. | The cook and the grocer haggled over the price of eggs. |
| 厨师和杂货商为蛋价计较个没完。 |
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| 73. | There seems to be no need for that at present. |
| 现在看来，可以不必。 |
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| 74. | You tell yourself to count the days and put up with the shit. |
| - 你每天都跟你自己计较 - 而且很糟糕。 |
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| 75. | But you're new on the job, so I'll let it pass. |
| 但是你是新手 所以我就不计较了 |
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| 76. | I am not particular about the stature of the person I may choose as my husband. |
| 我选择丈夫并不计较他的个子高矮。 |
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| 77. | "Of course, I won't quibble about a degree.I'm only concerned with true talent and learning. |
| “当然，我决不计较学位，我只讲真才实学。 |
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| 78. | You do not have to do that . |
| 你不必这么做。 |
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| 79. | We have purposely trained him wrong, as a joke. |
| 我们只好胡乱教些打发他 别跟他计较 |
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| 80. | No, no need to change . |
| 不，不必转车。 |
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