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| 51. | traditional history; traditional morality. |
| 传统历史学；传统道德。 |
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| 52. | accommodating adj. |
| 亲切的；肯通融的；殷勤的 |
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| 53. | The host fell all over his distinguished guests |
| 主人极其殷勤地招待贵客们。 |
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| 54. | The people of your village showed me great hospitality. |
| 你们村里的人对我非常殷勤好客。 |
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| 55. | He was very courteous and well spoken. |
| 他非常殷勤好客，说话又漂亮。 |
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| 56. | Spanish (Traditional Sort)$Spain$$$$$Traditional |
| 西班牙语(传统)$西班牙$$$$$传统 |
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| 57. | (根据传统这衔头有各种变异,如master,president,warden,provost Or rector.)Few positions in academia are grander than |
| 在学术界很少的位置比当上牛津大学一个学院的院长更为显要。 |
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| 58. | The obliging waiter was in no hurry for us to pay the bill and leave. |
| 殷勤的服务员并不着急让我们付帐离开。 |
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| 59. | conventional crime |
| 传统犯罪；传统罪行 |
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| 60. | He stretched out his arm gallantly, so she could see the watch face herself. |
| 他殷勤地伸出手臂，让她自己看表。 |
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