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| 51. | Used to express defiance or lack of concern |
| 用以表示蔑视或不关心 |
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| 52. | His defiance of the law cost him dearly. |
| 蔑视法律使他付出沉重的代价。 |
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| 53. | To challenge or contest. |
| 挑战，争斗 |
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| 54. | Went on strike in defiance of union policy. |
| 不顾工会政策举行罢工 |
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| 55. | at first the children responded with ferocious defiance |
| 饱受邪教教育的他们 初时采取了凶猛的反抗 |
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| 56. | Her eyes flashed anger and defiance (at everyone). |
| 她（看着大家,）眼中闪现着愤怒与轻蔑的神情. |
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| 57. | Wayne Rooney scored twice as Manchester United showed their defiance to Chelsea with a stylish attacking |
| 鲁尼在白鹿巷标志性的射进2球挑战切尔西的霸权让联赛的争夺继续下去。 |
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| 58. | The boy showed defiance by refusing to eat. |
| 这孩子以绝食来反抗。 |
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| 59. | 1.to disobey; to defy; 2.disobedience; defiance |
| 违拗 |
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| 60. | ward off a challenge |
| 避开挑战 |
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