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| 71. | To make pale;whiten. |
| 使变苍白；使变白 |
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| 72. | A pallor came over his face. |
| 她的脸色变得苍白。 |
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| 73. | He was deadly white. |
| 他死一样的苍白。 |
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| 74. | Illness paled his cheeks. |
| 疾病使他双颊苍白。 |
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| 75. | The Count of Monte Cristo turned dreadfully pale; |
| 基督山伯爵的脸苍白了； |
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| 76. | Housing of bleak utilitarianism. |
| 苍白的功利主义的装饰 |
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| 77. | a dead paleness |
| 如死人般的苍白 |
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| 78. | How pale she looks. |
| 她看上去多么苍白啊. |
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| 79. | She was a pale, ethereal creature. |
| 她是一个苍白、轻盈的人。 |
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| 80. | She looks kind of pale after her illness. |
| 她病后面色有点苍白。 |
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