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| 81. | I don' t like him he is too free in his language and manner. |
| 我不喜欢他--他的言行太放肆. |
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| 82. | He was honest to a fault. |
| 他过于诚实。 |
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| 83. | He is generous to excess. |
| 他过于慷慨。 |
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| 84. | ungovernable adj. |
| 难管制的；难压制的；放肆的 |
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| 85. | He is too clever by himself. |
| 他过于自作聪明。 |
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| 86. | You presume to jest with me in this free manner. |
| 你敢在我面前这么放肆地开玩笑。 |
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| 87. | That child is far too precocious. |
| 孩子过于老成。 |
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| 88. | Since they have dared, I too shall dare. |
| 既然他们肆无忌惮，我也不妨放肆一点。 |
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| 89. | represent the rashness of a plan, the seriousness of an accusation |
| 抗议某计画过于粗率、 某指控过于严厉 |
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| 90. | He amazes me by his audacity. |
| 他的大胆放肆使我十分惊讶。 |
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