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| 11. | It was some foul parody, some infamous ignoble satire. |
| 这是一个卑劣的讽刺，一个鄙俗、邪恶的嘲弄。 |
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| 12. | An act, trait, or custom characterized by ignorance or crudity. |
| 愚昧被认为是未开化的，鄙俗的行为、品质或习惯 |
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| 13. | far from the madding crowd's ignoble strife(bThomas Gray) |
| 远离尘世间的鄙俗纷争(b托马斯 格雷) |
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| 14. | The object of power is power. |
| 权力的目的是权力。 |
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| 15. | far from the madding crowd's ignoble strife(Thomas Gray) |
| 远离尘世间的鄙俗纷争(托马斯 格雷) |
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| 16. | Authorization granted by authority; conferred power. |
| （授予的）权威，权力特权授予的权力；授予的权力 |
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| 17. | Time curbed the artist's pride and the philistine's vulgarity. |
| 时间限制了艺术家的骄傲和市侩的鄙俗。 |
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| 18. | To invest with power, especially legal power or official authority. |
| 授权授予权力，尤指法律权力或官方权力 |
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| 19. | A power struggle;a power base. |
| 权力争斗；权力基础 |
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| 20. | and find pleasure only in what musicians would call vulgar tunes. |
| 他们只在音乐家们称为鄙俗的歌曲中才能找到乐趣。 |
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