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| 41. | Bridle your tongue. |
| 说话要谨慎。 |
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| 42. | We must be cautious. |
| 我们必须谨慎 |
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| 43. | Therefore he was circumspect in all he did, and whenever he appeared in the public ways in the afternoon |
| 因此他一举一动都很谨慎。 下午或者星期天需要到公共场所露面时，他总是带上妻子，有时还加上他的子女。 |
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| 44. | a guarded answer |
| 谨慎的回答 |
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| 45. | care and diligence |
| 谨慎勤勉 |
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| 46. | Alert and watchful;cautious. |
| 谨慎的警觉且戒备的；谨慎的 |
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| 47. | reserved and cautious; never making swift decisions; a cautious driver. |
| 保守而且谨慎；从不急于下决心；谨慎的司机。 |
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| 48. | a discreet person [answer] |
| 谨慎的人[回答] |
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| 49. | Rare, indeed, is the Harlem citizen, from the most circumspect church member to the most shiftless adolescent |
| 的确，哈莱姆区的居民，从最谨慎的神职人员到最懒散的青年，无一不对警察的无能、公和粗暴抱怨连连。 |
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| 50. | Discretion be the better part of valour . |
| 谨慎即大勇。 |
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