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| 71. | In accordance with sth;obeying sth |
| 与某事物相一致；顺从某事物 |
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| 72. | person or thing referred(refer 3)to sb/sth |
| 送交给某人[某事物]的人或事物 |
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| 73. | Come out with sthbsay sth; utter sth |
| 说某事物；说出某事物 |
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| 74. | One never can see the thing in itself, because the mind does not transcend phenomena(Hilaire Belloc) |
| 一个人永远不可能认识事物自身的本质，因为思想无法超越现象(西莱尔 贝洛克) |
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| 75. | Cease to perform sth; give sth up |
| 停止行使某事物；放弃某事物 |
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| 76. | (cause sth to)come sharply into contact with sth |
| （使某事物）突然遭遇到某事物 |
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| 77. | a relation such that one thing is dependent on another. |
| 一个事物依赖于另一个事物的关系。 |
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| 78. | Be concerned with sthbbe about sth |
| 与某事物有关；涉及某事物 |
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| 79. | check(on sth);thing that restrains or stops sth |
| 制止或停止某事物的事物 |
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| 80. | Science is, indeed, concerned with nature, that is, with knowledge of the characteristics and operations of any and all natural things and happenings. |
| 科学确实与自然界有关，也就是说与认识自然界一切事物和现象的特点及作用有关。 |
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