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| 51. | When he thinks of the tattered soldier he recalls his cowardice. |
| 想起那个褴褛兵，他立即联想到自己的懦弱。 |
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| 52. | Lacking vigor or decisiveness;spineless. |
| 无生气的毫无生气的或矫揉造作的；懦弱的 |
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| 53. | Oh,no,it may be due to my sheepish character |
| 哦,不,也许这就是我的懦弱性格吧 |
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| 54. | You said violence is the last bastion of moral cowardice. |
| 你说过暴力是懦弱的最后一块挡箭牌 |
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| 55. | It was cowardly of him to retrograde in face of danger. |
| 他在面临危险时退却这是很懦弱的。 |
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| 56. | In this way, we won't be so vulgar, weak, difficult to choose. |
| 这样我们就不会那么庸俗，那么懦弱，那么难以选择。 |
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| 57. | Have you ever done anything that was stupid, cowardly, seIfish? |
| 你就没有做过一些愚蠢 懦弱 自私的事情? |
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| 58. | We did, by weeding out the sickly and the inferior. |
| 是我们,清除了残病的人和懦弱的人 |
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| 59. | For their cowardess, he ordered the legion decimated. |
| 对于他们的懦弱,他命令军团受屠刑 |
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| 60. | They are loud or quiet, funny or severe, tough or gentle, boisterous or shy. |
| 他们有些喜欢大声讲话，有些喜欢窃窃私语；有些风趣幽默，有些严肃古板；有些野蛮粗暴，有些温文儒雅；有些外向喧闹，有些内向羞涩。 |
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