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| 71. | She pretended illness as an excuse. |
| 她佯称有病以为藉口. |
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| 72. | a farfetched excuse; an implausible explanation. |
| 牵强的借口；牵强的解释。 |
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| 73. | He found an excuse and left. |
| 他借故走了。 |
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| 74. | gave the teacher an implausible excuse. |
| 给了老师一个难以相信的借口。 |
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| 75. | invent(a story, an excuse,etc) |
| 编造（谎言、藉口等） |
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| 76. | He used to feign an excuse. |
| 他惯于伪造口实。 |
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| 77. | sell sb an excuse, story, etc |
| 使某人对一藉口、 一套说法等信以为真 |
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| 78. | A pretext for inaction;an excuse. |
| 搪塞怠工的借口；借口 |
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| 79. | an unlikely tale, excuse, explanation, etc |
| 不太像真实的说法、 托词、 解释等. |
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| 80. | an implausible story, excuse, theory, etc |
| 不像真实的故事、 不可信的藉口、 悖于情理的说法. |
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