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| 81. | To feign frankness is a ruse of war. |
| 装作坦白，是为了作战的目的。 |
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| 82. | The enemy were [was] forced to retreat. |
| 敌军被迫撤退。 |
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| 83. | a forced or punitive delay. |
| 被迫的拖延. |
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| 84. | Why won't you be candid? |
| 为什么你不坦白直说呢？ |
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| 85. | There's nothing I won't confess. |
| 我没什么可以坦白的了。 |
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| 86. | He avowed openly [publicly] that he was divorced. |
| 他坦白 [公开] 承认自己离了婚。 |
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| 87. | advised the suspect to level with the authorities. |
| 劝服嫌疑犯对当局坦白 |
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| 88. | A confession, as of having committed a crime. |
| 供认如承认犯罪事实的坦白 |
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| 89. | the quality of being disingenuous and lacking candor. |
| 无诚意或坦白直率的品质。 |
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| 90. | Confessions made to him are never blabbed. |
| 向他坦白的话决不会泄漏出去。 |
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