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| 31. | retrieve a person from [out of] ruin [bad ways] |
| 把某人从毁灭 [歧途] 中拯救出来 |
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| 32. | Be careful not to go wrong. |
| 小心别走入歧途（或走错路，弄错）。 |
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| 33. | I have come to believe that the Government's economic policy is misguided. |
| 我认识到政府的经济政策已步入歧途. |
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| 34. | exogenous priority discipline |
| 引入重点项目 |
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| 35. | drawing-in system |
| 引入式 |
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| 36. | lead-in insulator |
| 引入绝缘子 |
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| 37. | The advantage of the emotions is that they lea us astray. |
| 情绪的好处在于引我们走入歧途。 |
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| 38. | introduced breed |
| 引入品种 |
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| 39. | calling sequence |
| 引入序列 |
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| 40. | Not knowing the road, the stranger went out of his way. |
| 这陌生人因不认识路而走入歧途。 |
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