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| 21. | To stir the deaf and enlighten the Blind |
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| 22. | It is necessary to enlighten the ignorant. |
| 必须教化愚昧的人。 |
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| 23. | serving to instruct of enlighten or inform. |
| 有教益的或者有告知、启发的作用。 |
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| 24. | To enlighten one with the general meaning of |
| 谕以大义 |
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| 25. | 1.to counsel and enlighten; 2.enlightenment |
| 开导 |
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| 26. | To help and enlighten those who come after |
| 右启后人 |
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| 27. | Something that serves to illuminate, enlighten, or guide. |
| 照明物，向导用来照明、启发或引导的事物 |
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| 28. | To enlighten intellectually or spiritually;enable to understand. |
| 启发，阐释智力上或精神上进行启蒙；使别人懂某事 |
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| 29. | Social justice must always enlighten one' s conscience. |
| 社会司法必须总能启发人们的良心。 |
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| 30. | It was my turn, now, to enlighten Ezra Jennings. |
| 这回轮到我来点破埃兹拉·吉宁士了。 |
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