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| 11. | To lead away from excellence or virtue. |
| 舍弃长处或优点 |
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| 12. | I somehow felt that I had one prominent advantage over these gentlemen, and that was my good character |
| 我总觉得自己名声不错，同这些先生相比，这是我的显著的长处。 |
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| 13. | real, they will infallibly be discovered, without your pointing them out yourself, and with much more advantage |
| 如果你确有长处，必会被人发现，不必自己点出，何况这样做最好。 |
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| 14. | gain by comparison |
| 比较之下显长处 |
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| 15. | Of course, that is its advantage. |
| 不过，每一种语言都有它的长处和短处，没有一种语言是万能的。 |
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| 16. | Pleasing accomplishment |
| 风度；魅力；长处；才艺 |
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| 17. | the outstanding merit |
| 突出的长处 |
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| 18. | gain by contrast |
| 对比下显出长处 |
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| 19. | have the virtue of |
| 具有￥长处 |
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| 20. | The benefits I can bring to your company are as follows: |
| 我的长处如下： |
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