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| 31. | This hotel is famous for its entertainment. |
| 这家旅馆以殷勤待客著称。 |
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| 32. | The truest politeness comes from sincerity |
| 真正的殷勤出于真诚 |
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| 33. | 问：那他总是吃东西时动作很快吗？ A:: I think so. A Jounin must not show any openings during a meal. |
| 回答：我想是的。忍者吃东西时也不能露出破绽。这是个基本原则，所以他总是吃的很快。 |
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| 34. | An officious host; officious attention. |
| 过分殷勤的主人；过分注意 |
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| 35. | gracious even to unexpected visitors; |
| 即便对不速之客也殷勤有礼； |
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| 36. | His attentions seemed out of place. |
| 他的殷勤似乎已经不合时宜。 |
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| 37. | They went out of the way to be hospitable. |
| 他们一反常态地显得殷勤好客。 |
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| 38. | Mrs. Archbishop had been equally charming. |
| 大主教夫人也同样非常殷勤。 |
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| 39. | A polite gesture or remark. |
| 殷勤有礼貌的行为或言辞 |
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| 40. | They are very obliging and thoughtful. |
| 他们可真殷勤，真会体贴人。 |
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