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| 31. | They were handsome, bustling, successful affairs, with a host of clerks and a swarm of patrons. |
| 这些百货商场气派热闹，生意兴隆，雇佣了大批店员，顾客络绎不绝。 |
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| 32. | On the day of the contest, lines of people came from all the nearby town. |
| 到了比赛那天，人们络绎不绝地从周围的城镇赶来。 |
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| 33. | Who is about to intro duce the guest? |
| 谁介绍客人? |
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| 34. | She's a guest only when she behaves like a guest. |
| 她是客人 也要表现得像个客人啊 |
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| 35. | A welcome guest. |
| 受欢迎的客人 |
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| 36. | 'Your papers, travellers!' |
| “证件，客人 |
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| 37. | entertain guests |
| 款待客人 |
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| 38. | a genial guest; |
| 和蔼可亲的客人； |
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| 39. | A person who stays in a home as a guest. |
| 留宿的客人作为客人住在别人家中的人 |
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| 40. | show civility to a guest |
| 对客人有礼貌 |
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