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| 51. | You could defer the matter to your colleague. |
| 你可把这件事委托给同事去办。 |
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| 52. | "What crowded lives my colleague lead," said Hoylake. |
| 霍雷克：“同事们的生活真丰富。” |
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| 53. | To provide a farewell feast for a colleague |
| 祖饯同寅 |
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| 54. | Colleague: It feels true because it is true. |
| 同事2：感觉象真的是因为这就是真的。 |
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| 55. | ...care to open up for an old colleague? |
| 你能为我这个老朋友,开一下门吗? |
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| 56. | I'd like to introduce a colleague----Ben White. |
| 我来介绍一位同事----本·怀特。 |
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| 57. | She went to Europe accompanied by her colleague. |
| 她和她的同事一道去欧洲。 |
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| 58. | I'd like to introduce a colleague tony richardson. |
| 我来介绍一位同事，托尼·理查森。 |
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| 59. | Pretending not to know old friend or colleague |
| 翻脸不认人 |
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| 60. | Long Tongue League's（同盟、盟约、社团） colleagues（同事/僚） are fatigued（疲乏的） with cataloguing（目录）. |
| 长舌联合会的同僚们编目录编累了。 |
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