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| 51. | He is too timid to venture upon a new undertaking. |
| 他太胆小,不敢从事新的事业。 |
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| 52. | I'm normally a very placid and timid person, she said. |
| 我通常是一个温和而又胆小的人，”她说。 |
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| 53. | She' s no shrinking violet always ready to speak up for herself. |
| 她可不胆小--任何场合都能为自己说话. |
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| 54. | Timid as she is, she know how to tell right from wrong. |
| 虽然她胆小，她懂得怎样区分是非黑白。 |
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| 55. | anyone who did was tracked down, stigmatized and attacked politically. |
| 否则，就要追查，就要扣帽子、打棍子。 |
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| 56. | "Chang-lin, you're too timid ever to make a go of anything big! |
| “长林，你那么胆小，成不得大事！ |
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| 57. | There isn't a cowardly bone in her body! |
| 她身上连一点胆小的影子也没有。 |
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| 58. | If things were not done this way, the revolution would fail, the people would suffer, the country would be conquered. |
| 不这样，革命就要失败，人民就要遭殃，国家就要灭亡。 |
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| 59. | He is a timid man and will never come to much |
| 他是个胆小的人，永远不会有作为。 |
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| 60. | to be about to; to be going to; to be on the point of |
| 就要 |
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