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| 51. | keep one's distance from |
| 疏远;与...保持距离 |
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| 52. | Some misunderstanding came between them |
| 误会使他们疏远。 |
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| 53. | keep sb. at the stick's end |
| 疏远某人，不与某人接近 |
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| 54. | Lately she has seemed to distance herself from me. |
| 她近来似乎在疏远我。 |
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| 55. | cause an estrangement between two old friends |
| 导致两个老朋友彼此疏远. |
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| 56. | lose touch with |
| 和￥疏远|失去联络 |
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| 57. | His brothers are estranged from each other. |
| 他的兄弟们相互疏远。 |
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| 58. | A device which causes alienation among the enemies |
| 反间之针 |
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| 59. | estrange sb. from his friends |
| 使某人跟朋友们疏远 |
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| 60. | The affair has estranged him from his family. |
| 这件事已使他和家人疏远。 |
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