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| 31. | He was handicapped by illiteracy. |
| 他因不识字而吃亏。 |
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| 32. | In general, it should allow enterprises to make less profits and should not be afraid of losses. It should be prepared to do anything as long as it is in our long-term interest. |
| 现在总的是要允许吃亏，不怕吃亏，只要对长远有益就可以干。 |
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| 33. | It pays to be polite. |
| 以礼待人不会吃亏。 |
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| 34. | The woman that deliberates [who hesitates] is lost. |
| [谚]犹疑不决的女子必然吃亏。 |
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| 35. | in spite of everything, in any case, anyhow |
| 无论如何；不管怎样；反正 |
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| 36. | `It's the same thing.' |
| “反正都是一样。” |
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| 37. | "In any case, it couldn't be serious. |
| 反正不会出乱子。 |
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| 38. | Yes, they should, although they have not suffered. |
| 没有吃亏的，也应该懂得。 |
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| 39. | Who cares anyway? |
| 反正谁在乎？ |
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| 40. | Sometimes the best gain is to lose. |
| 有时吃亏就是最大的便宜。 |
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