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| 21. | be or make(sth)consistent with sth; (cause sth to)agree with sth |
| 使（某事物）与另一事物一致;（使某事物）与另一事物相符 |
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| 22. | 16 [和合]我要引瞎子行不认识的道，领他们走不知道的路；在他们面前使黑暗变为光明，使弯曲变为平直。 |
| NIV] I will lead the blind by ways they have not known, along unfamiliar paths I will guide them; I will turn the darkness into light before them and make the rough places smooth. |
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| 23. | attach sth to sth ;connect sth with sth;attribute sth to sth |
| 将某事物与另一事物相联系;将某事物归于另一事物 |
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| 24. | We should try to make our vocabulary bigger to know the things around us better. |
| 为了更好地认识我们周围的事物，我们必须不断扩大自己的词汇量。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 英语晨读30分（高二） - 33 The Gift Of Language |
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| 25. | Travelling helps you to see new customs, eat new foods, and do new things. |
| 旅游使人们认识新的风俗、品尝独特的食物、尝试新鲜的事物。 |
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| 26. | The dialectical-materialist movement of knowledge from the perceptual to the rational holds true for a minor process of cognition( for instance, knowing a single thing or task) as well as for a major process of cognition( for instance, knowing a whole society or a revolution). |
| 由感性到理性之辩证唯物论的认识运动，对于一个小的认识过程（如对于一个事物或一件工作的认识）如此，对于一个大的认识过程（如对于一个社会或一个革命的认识）是如此。 |
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| 27. | The realizing sensitiveness of her quick nature accused them of a loss of a bloom. |
| 她敏感的本性所具有的认识事物的能力责备他们失去了纯洁性。 |
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| 28. | It admits that possibilities may be in excess of actualities, and that things not yet revealed to our knowledge may really in themselves be ambiguous. |
| 它承认，可能性也许超过现实性，我们尚未认识的事物自身可能真是模糊的。 |
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| 29. | "No harm in just meeting her." |
| “认识认识无所谓呀。” |
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| 30. | Indicate sth;suggest sth |
| 表明某事物；意味著某事物 |
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