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21. | Certainly if miracles be the command over nature, they appear most in adversity. |
| 无疑地,如果奇迹底意思是“超越自然”,那么奇迹多是在厄运中出现的。 |
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22. | It certainly took him down a peg to be transferred to that humble position. |
| 被调任到那个低下的职位,无疑使他很失面子。 |
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23. | As a father who almost lost his son, I certainly share their pains. |
| 作为一个差点失去儿子的父亲, 我无疑能够感受他们的痛苦 |
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24. | Certainly he had won power through infinite patience, great knowledge of men, political insight. |
| 无疑他是靠着无限的耐心,识人的睿智和政治的卓见赢得权力的。 |
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25. | Certainly, to men of great judgment, bold persons are a sport to behold; |
| 无疑地,在识见远大的人们看起来,所谓勇夫者是一种可笑的人; |
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26. | Certainly, great persons had need to borrow other men's opinions, to think themselves happy. |
| 无疑,居高位的人们要借他人的意见才能以为自己是幸福的。 |
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27. | without doubt |
| 无疑 |
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28. | Certainly Lady Lisa might stand as the embodiment of the old fancy, the symbol of the modern idea. |
| 无疑,丽莎女士既是古老幻想的体现,又是现代思想的象征。 |
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29. | It certainly had the sour-faced Arsene Wenger hopping mad on the touchline. |
| 这进球无疑也使得阿森纳的主帅温格在场边无奈摇头。 |
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30. | without question; without comparison |
| 无疑地 |
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