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| 61. | Polls suggest Mr Sarkozy would emerge the victor. |
| 民意调查显示萨科齐先生会取得胜利。 |
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| 62. | A new generation or visionaries has sprung up， enabled by the computer revolution. |
| 伴随计算机革命的到来，新一代思想家已经脱颖而出。 |
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| 63. | he believed that leadership can be taught. |
| 有领导能力的人才在这里往往很快就脱颖而出。 |
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| 64. | emerge from a break in the seed coat |
| 破种皮而出 |
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| 65. | his briliance raised him above the ruck; the children resembled a fairy herd. |
| 他的才华使他从普通人群中脱颖而出。 |
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| 66. | Several themes emerge from the resulting historical casserole. |
| 若干主题从此后历史上出现的焙盘中涌现出来。 |
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| 67. | As the moon rises, many more creatures emerge. |
| 当月亮升起后 很多生物便出来活动 |
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| 68. | emerge from the eggs; of birds or reptiles. |
| 从鸟或爬行动物的蛋中产生出来。 |
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| 69. | to reveal; to display; to show; to emerge |
| 现出 |
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| 70. | There will emerge some industries with reduced competitiveness. |
| 竞争力弱的工业会因而无所遁形。 |
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