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| 21. | The act or habit of deliberate self-denial. |
| 节制，克制有意自我节制的行为或习惯 |
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| 22. | damping arrangement |
| 节制设备 |
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| 23. | The Dutch workers must have been an unusually moderate bunch to be able to stick happily to an hour a |
| 那些接受实验的荷兰职员一天能愉快的玩一个小时，看来一定很节制。 |
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| 24. | graduating spring |
| 节制弹簧 |
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| 25. | population contro |
| 人口节制 |
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| 26. | Drink when we know when to stop. |
| 饮酒知道节制； |
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| 27. | He said that he felt like an alcoholic, and that moderate use of the Internet was just not possible for |
| 他说他感觉自己像个酒鬼,有节制地使用因特网对他来说简直就不可能。 |
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| 28. | regulation sluice |
| 节制闸 |
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| 29. | fertility management |
| 节制生育力 |
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| 30. | temperance in speech and conduct |
| 言行的节制 |
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