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| 21. | An affair that caused one to lose face |
| 丢脸之事 |
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| 22. | lose 500 in one evening's play |
| 一晚上赌博输掉500英镑. |
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| 23. | One never lose anything by politeness. |
| 礼多人不怪。 |
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| 24. | end of eleven years, however, Mrs, Price could no longer afford to cherish pride or resentment, or to lose |
| 十一年后，普莱斯太太已人穷志短，傲气丧尽，怒气收敛，不能再和这么一门可能对她有所支援的亲戚互不往来了。 |
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| 25. | and must I lose the one to save the other? |
| 我何必损失了这个去救那个呢？ |
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| 26. | Some critics say reality television may lose popularity as one show copies another. |
| 也有些评论员认为如果这些纪实电视互相模仿，那么它将不再受欢迎。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 交互式慢速英语-春季号 - Reality Television |
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| 27. | you may one day lose your material wealth, |
| 你或许有一天会失去物质上的财富， |
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| 28. | Now, without nation ad support, we could lose every one of those campaigns. |
| 如果没有全国性的宣传 我们就不可能深得民心 |
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| 29. | Don't always leave your pen about or you will lose it one day. |
| 不要老是把你的钢笔东放西放，否则总有一天会丢失的。 |
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| 30. | One might lose his bearings in an unfamiliar place. |
| 一个人在不熟悉的地方最容易迷路。 |
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