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| 71. | an undesirable companion |
| 不理想的伙伴 |
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| 72. | avoid the society of |
| 避免和…交往 |
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| 73. | an agreeable companion |
| 合得来的同伴 |
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| 74. | enjoy fellowship with people |
| 喜欢与人交往 |
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| 75. | one's seat companion |
| 同座伙伴 |
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| 76. | He has a wide acquaintanceship. |
| 他交往甚广。 |
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| 77. | A good companion is better than a fortune, for a fortune cannot purchase those elements of character |
| 而正是这种基本品德使人们之间的交往成为一件幸事。 |
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| 78. | Foreign Military Contacts |
| 对外军事交往 |
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| 79. | mingle with; socialize with |
| 和..交往;相混 |
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| 80. | get into/keep bad compan |
| 与坏人交往. |
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