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| 81. | It is but a step from the sublime to the ridiculous. |
| 从崇高到荒谬只有一步之遥。 |
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| 82. | To exalt or glorify. |
| 美化使变得崇高或更美 |
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| 83. | Such commitment derives from superordinate goals. |
| 这种奉献来自崇高的目标。 |
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| 84. | be - ied by sublime music |
| 被崇高的音乐感动得飘飘欲仙 |
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| 85. | devote oneself to a noble cause |
| 献身于一项崇高的事业 |
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| 86. | But it is a noble task. |
| 但这是一个崇高的任务。 |
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| 87. | Maintain the highest ethical standard in our operations and business |
| 经营活动遵从崇高的道德标准 |
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| 88. | Nobility of thought or behavior;magnanimity. |
| 崇高思想或行为的崇高；高尚 |
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| 89. | Grand or imposing beauty. |
| 崇高的或者庄严的美 |
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| 90. | Ezra:a Hebrew high priest of the fifth century b.c. who led many Jews back to Jerusalem after their Babylonian |
| "以斯拉:公元前5世纪,希伯来崇高的预言家,在犹太人出走以色列以后把他们领回耶路撒冷." |
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