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| 71. | To recognize as being valid or having force or power. |
| 确认有效，承认权威确认有效或有权力或权威 |
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| 72. | "Better lock it," said the officer, more to vindicate his authority than anything else. |
| “最好锁上，”警官说，他主要是为了显示他自己的权威，倒不是为了别的。 |
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| 73. | In a position of authority. |
| 处于权威位置 |
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| 74. | She's an authority on phonetics. |
| 她是语音学权威. |
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| 75. | authoritarian aggression |
| 权威式攻击 |
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| 76. | derogatory from authority |
| 有损权威的 |
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| 77. | the arbiters of fashion |
| 时装的权威. |
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| 78. | authoritative position |
| 权威的地位 |
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| 79. | assume plenary authority |
| 掌握绝对权威. |
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| 80. | The ability or official capacity to exercise control; authority. |
| 权威实行控制的能力或官方的权力；权威 |
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