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| 51. | an arrant fool [lie] |
| 大傻瓜 [谎言] |
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| 52. | The ass waggeth his ears |
| 傻瓜装聪明 |
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| 53. | A fool and his money will be soon parted . |
| 傻瓜不存财。 |
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| 54. | be/feel chagrined at/by sth |
| 对[因]某事物而[感到]懊恼. |
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| 55. | If fool does not go to market, bad ware will not be sold . |
| 傻瓜买劣货。 |
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| 56. | The man is no fool. |
| 此人决不是傻瓜。 |
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| 57. | A foolish or stupid person. |
| 傻瓜和笨蛋 |
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| 58. | In deep distress he returned to the upper regions. |
| 他在深感懊恼下回到上界。 |
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| 59. | A simpleton;a ninny. |
| 傻瓜，蠢货；笨人 |
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| 60. | After the old couple got over their initial surprise, vexation followed. |
| 老夫妇惊异之后，继以懊恼。 |
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