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| 71. | I defy you to jump that high hurdle. |
| 我倒要看看你能不能跳过那高栏。 |
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| 72. | They defy difficulties and advance wave upon wave. |
| 他们不怕困难，前扑后继。 |
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| 73. | meet as an equal; stand up to; defy |
| 分庭抗礼 |
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| 74. | criminal contempt |
| 严重之藐视法庭行为 |
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| 75. | 1.to disobey; to defy; 2.disobedience; defiance |
| 违拗 |
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| 76. | snort at a person |
| 藐视某人而哼鼻子 |
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| 77. | I defy you to prove I have cheated. |
| 我谅你无法证实我欺骗了人. |
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| 78. | scornful of material things |
| 藐视物质方面的享受 |
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| 79. | challenged him to contradict her.See Synonyms at defy |
| 挑动他去反对她参见 |
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| 80. | Conservatives would defy our efforts at bootstrap improvements. |
| 保守派会蔑视我们从根本上变革的努力。 |
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