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| 51. | keep one's distance from |
| 疏远;与...保持距离 |
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| 52. | A person regarded as stupid or clumsy. |
| 蠢人，笨人被认为愚蠢笨拙的人 |
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| 53. | estrange sb. from his friends |
| 使某人跟朋友们疏远 |
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| 54. | The mouth of a fool boils forth follies. |
| 蠢人嘴里说出来的尽是蠢话。 |
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| 55. | lose touch with |
| 和￥疏远|失去联络 |
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| 56. | His brothers are estranged from each other. |
| 他的兄弟们相互疏远。 |
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| 57. | cause an estrangement between two old friends |
| 导致两个老朋友彼此疏远. |
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| 58. | Who but a fool like him would talk through his hat. |
| 除了他这样蠢人谁会如此胡诌。 |
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| 59. | A silly, flighty, or empty-headed person. |
| 蠢人一个愚笨、轻浮或没头脑的人 |
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| 60. | "When stupid man is doing something he is ashamed of, he always declares that it is his duty" |
| 蠢人做件羞愧事,总说义不容辞 |
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