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| 41. | He leads we moves towards the victory from the victory. |
| 他领导我们从胜利走向胜利。 |
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| 42. | My night has become a sunny dawn because of you. |
| 因为你，我穿越黑夜，看到了黎明的曙光。 |
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| 43. | "I see dawning..."Grant wrote,"the beginning of a change" |
| 格兰特写道：“我看到了曙光…看到了变革的端倪。” |
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| 44. | Of or for a triumph |
| 胜利的；成功的；庆祝胜利的 |
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| 45. | Relating to or having the nature of a triumph. |
| 胜利的，凯旋的关于胜利的或有胜利的性质的 |
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| 46. | The very first morning, can you see the light? |
| 你能否看到这黎明的第一缕曙光？ |
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| 47. | Consquently, in attempting to resolve a problem without guidelines, chaos often reigns and mistrust grows, ultimately destroy what started out as a positive effort. |
| 因此，在没有指导方针的情况下试图解决一个问题时，他们常常会乱成一团，滋生不信任，最终摧毁初露曙光的胜利成果。 |
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| 48. | At first light he was still five miles from shore. |
| 曙光初现的时候，他离岸还有五哩。 |
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| 49. | relating to or celebrating a triumph. |
| 关于胜利的，或庆祝胜利的。 |
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| 50. | Daylight disbanded the phantom crew. |
| 曙光终于驱散了夜间所有的魍魉鬼怪。 |
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