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| 61. | It is a mere trifle. |
| 那只是无关紧要的琐事而已。 |
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| 62. | That is a mere fable. |
| 那是无稽之谈。 |
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| 63. | out of mere freak+ [ 1 ] |
| 完全出于想入非非 |
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| 64. | But it is material that we go behind the mere words for an idea which these words have obviously intended |
| 不过要紧的还是在字里行间寻找这些字句明明想要表达，而又没有表达出来的意思。 |
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| 65. | to be a mere formality |
| 徒具形式 |
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| 66. | the mere fringes of philosophy |
| 哲学的皮毛 |
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| 67. | This soup is mere wash. |
| 这汤淡得没味儿。 |
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| 68. | a mere fringe of philosophy |
| 哲学的初步知识 |
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| 69. | He is a mere nobody. |
| 他是一个微不足道的无名小卒。 |
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| 70. | Be he doctor or mere mister. |
| 不论他是位博士或只是一介小民。 |
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