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| 41. | he could not conceal his hostility. |
| 她没法隐藏自己的敌意。 |
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| 42. | Lady Macheth had the art of coving treacherous purposes with smiles |
| 麦克白夫人善于用微笑掩藏她的阴险目的。 |
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| 43. | We all agreed that he used the pretence to account for any disappointment he could not conceal, rather |
| 我们都认为他宁可利用这种借口来说明他无法掩藏他那失望的心情，而不愿追究失望的真正原因，也不愿轻视或讥笑任何人。 |
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| 44. | To deceive superiors and conceal subordinates |
| 蔽上蒙下 |
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| 45. | He wanted to conceal this plan. |
| 他想要取消这项计划。 |
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| 46. | To conceal oneself in the country |
| 埋身陇亩 |
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| 47. | conceal the news from his mother |
| 对他母亲隐瞒这个消息 |
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| 48. | make dim by comparison or conceal. |
| 通过对比或隐藏使变得暗淡。 |
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| 49. | to contain; to harbor; to conceal |
| 包藏 |
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| 50. | pocket one's pride; conceal one's pride |
| 把自尊心收起来;谦卑地 |
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