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| 51. | The rain damped their spirit. |
| damp down |
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| 52. | fall short of expectations |
| 辜负某人的期望 |
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| 53. | For a long time I thought if I talked about it, I was letting him down. |
| 很长一段时间,我觉得如果我谈起此事 我辜负了他 |
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| 54. | - I've let everybody down.- No. |
| -让所有人失望了 -不 |
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| 55. | to let somebody suffer; to let somebody down |
| 亏负 |
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| 56. | abuse one's authority, sb's hospitality, the confidence placed in one |
| 滥用权威、 辜负某人的热情招待、 辜负对自己的信任. |
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| 57. | and I can't let them down, and I can't let my dad down. |
| 我不能让他们失望 我不能让我爸爸失望 |
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| 58. | and he sits up again, |
| 可是he sits up and falls down, |
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| 59. | He let me down, he let us all down and now his paying. |
| 他毁了我，毁了我们大家，现在该他偿还了。 |
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| 60. | She let down a dress. |
| 她把衣服改长些。 |
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