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| 71. | The mystery was known but to a chosen fe |
| 只有那万中挑一的人才得知其中的奥妙。 |
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| 72. | affective commitment |
| 感情承诺 |
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| 73. | affective incontinence |
| 感情失禁 |
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| 74. | The art of crystal gazing is in the clearing of the lnner Eye. |
| 水晶球占卜的奥妙在于打开 你内心的眼睛 |
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| 75. | be full of sentiment |
| 充满感情 |
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| 76. | a sophisticated audience who appreciated the subtlety of the play |
| 能领会戏剧之奥妙的有欣赏力的观众 |
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| 77. | An unbalanced state of affections. |
| 感情起伏不定 |
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| 78. | "The art and science of anesthesiology is choosing the right dose," he said. |
| “麻醉学的奥妙在于选择合适的剂量，”他说。 |
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| 79. | suppress one's emotion |
| 抑制感情 |
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| 80. | emotionalism:an inclination to rely on or place too much value on emotion. |
| 感情主义:依赖或太重感情的倾向. |
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