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| 41. | She was gay, cheerful, genial, but remote. |
| 她轻松，愉快，和蔼，但是有些疏远。 |
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| 42. | having only distant social or legal ties. |
| 只有疏远的社会或者法律联结。 |
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| 43. | forsake the setting sun |
| 疏远失势的人|摒弃没落的政权 |
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| 44. | People who were ordinarily very distant toward him would suddenly come for a visit. |
| 往往平日很疏远的人，忽然拜访。 |
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| 45. | 』 was the increase in the number of students who rejected『拒绝』 Corporate America for small startups『刚开始的 |
| [10] 除了竞争越发激烈以外，越来越多的学生选择去新成立的小公司和举债经营的合伙企业工作而拒绝到大集团公司工作。 |
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| 46. | at arm's length |
| 疏远|在手臂伸得到的地方 |
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| 47. | Her father advised her to keep her distance from that fellow |
| 她父亲劝她疏远那家伙 |
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| 48. | Many people have distanced themselves from the Triad, but not Fabio Capello. |
| 许多人都疏远他们，但是卡佩罗没有。 |
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| 49. | He is always rather aloof with strangers. |
| 他对不熟的人总是有点疏远。 |
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| 50. | He will not turn the cold shoulder on me when I am in trouble. |
| 他不会在我困难时疏远我 |
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