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| 71. | He is an unscrupulous rogue. No one believes him. |
| 他是一个刁滑之徒, 没有人相信他。 |
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| 72. | George has thrust himself into a well-paid position. |
| 乔治不择手段得到一个待遇优厚的工作。 |
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| 73. | They believe in the saying, @The end must justify the means. |
| 他们笃信这句谚语：“欲达目的不择手段。” |
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| 74. | By fair means or foul, the foreign agent is expected to bring home the information. |
| 这个外国特务不择手段地想把情报带回国。 |
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| 75. | Hit a straight lick with a crooked stick, as the coloreds say. |
| 就像黑人说的： 为达到目的不择手段 |
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| 76. | Customers are afraid of being rooked by unscrupulous vendors. |
| 顾客们害怕被无耻的卖主敲诈 |
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| 77. | there is a man who will come in here and he will get the information from you. |
| 外面有人会进来 不择手段地拷问你 |
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| 78. | all those who try so hard to get themselves noticed. |
| 那些不择手段地 让自己出名的人的妒忌 |
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| 79. | an unscrupulous salesperson roped us into Buying worthless property. |
| 一个不道德的推销员骗我们买毫无价值的房地产 |
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| 80. | He wants to get to the top, and he'll stop at nothing. |
| 他想谋得最高职位，而且是不择手段的。 |
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