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| 61. | They stood respectfully when he entered the room. |
| 当他走进房间时,他们都恭恭敬敬地站着。 |
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| 62. | somebody of importance; somebody of significance |
| 重要的人物 |
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| 63. | to receive orders respectfully; to obey orders scrupulously |
| 奉命惟谨 |
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| 64. | keep somebody from; prevent somebody from |
| 阻止;不使 |
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| 65. | immediately wanted to impress her, while she called him "elder senior schoolmate," a respectful term of address |
| 唐小姐尊称他为“同学老前辈”，他抗议道：“这可不成！ |
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| 66. | Bertuccio bowed respectfully, and turned away, sighing heavily. |
| 贝尔图乔恭恭敬敬地鞠了一躬，便转身叹着气走了。 |
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| 67. | (respectfully complimentary) a teacher's place; the teaching profession |
| 杏坛 |
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| 68. | Your reply to my favour is respectfully noted |
| 赐覆奉悉 |
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| 69. | to bid farewell respectfully with one's hands joined |
| 拱手告别 |
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| 70. | We respectfully solict your continuous friendship and patronage. |
| 我们礼貌地请求你长久的友谊和鼓励。 |
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