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| 21. | "Father" and "Power": A Conflict Between "Filial Duty" and "Imperial Power" in the Traditional Chinese Culture |
| “父”与“权”:中国文化传统中“孝道”与“皇权”的纠结 |
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| 22. | Your belt is twisted at the back. |
| 你的腰带在背後纠结着。 |
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| 23. | Confusion or complexity;a tangle. |
| 纠缠纠结不清；复杂；混乱；团在一起的东西 |
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| 24. | To undo or loosen(a knot or something knotted). |
| 解开解开或松开（一个绳结或纠结在一起的某物） |
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| 25. | An interlocking or entanglement of elements or parts. |
| 连接各因素或部分的连接或纠结 |
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| 26. | A gathered, protruding portion of fabric. |
| 纠结突出的部分织物打摺且突起的部分 |
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| 27. | To separate the tangled parts of;disentangle. |
| 分开把…缠结的部分分开；把…的纠结解开 |
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| 28. | Because the girl had not combed her hair for days she found it in an inextricable tangle. |
| 由于好几天没梳头,女孩发现她的头发纠结一团。 |
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| 29. | To free of snarls;disentangle. |
| 解开使…不再缠结于一处；把…的纠结解开 |
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| 30. | He led the girl out of the house, came to the cliffs outside the town. |
| 他把姑娘领出了屋子，来到镇外的悬崖峭壁上。 |
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