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| 51. | It is presumptuous of him to give orders. = He is presumptuous to give orders. |
| 他居然下令,真是太放肆了。 |
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| 52. | Don' t make so free with women. |
| 对妇女不可这样放肆无礼。 |
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| 53. | Of, relating to, or being a lesbian. |
| 同性恋女子的同性恋女子的、与同性恋女子有关的或作为同性恋女子的 |
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| 54. | "Don't you mind," she said. "He's too fresh." |
| "别放在心上，"她说，"这小子太放肆了。” |
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| 55. | Resembling, imitative of, or suggestive of a woman. |
| 像女子的像女子的，模仿女子的，或使人联想女子的 |
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| 56. | "Now a number of strange women were loved by Solomon, women of the Moabites, ammonites, Edomites, Zidonians, and Hittites:" |
| 所罗门王在法老的女儿之外，又宠爱许多外邦女子，就是摩押女子，亚扪女子，以东女子，西顿女子，赫人女子。 |
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| 57. | Young girl or schoolgirl;young unmarried woman |
| 年轻女子；女学生；年轻未婚女子 |
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| 58. | 8 [和合]仅存锡安城(城”原文作“女子”)好象葡萄园的草11棚，瓜田的茅屋，被围困的城12邑。 |
| NIV] The Daughter of Zion is left like a shelter in a vineyard, like a hut in a field of melons, like a city under siege. |
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| 59. | A chaste or unmarried woman;a maiden. |
| 贞洁女子或未婚女子；处女 |
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| 60. | George is more intelligent than aggressive. |
| 与其说乔治言行放肆，不如说他聪颖过人。 |
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