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| 11. | Old and young cadres learn from each other and encourage each other. |
| 新老干部相互学习, 相互激励。 |
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| 12. | exchange toasts |
| 相互敬酒 |
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| 13. | relatively compact |
| 相对紧的 |
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| 14. | relatively complemented |
| 互补的 |
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| 15. | reciprocal pronoun |
| 相互代词 |
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| 16. | crucial infection |
| 相互传染 |
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| 17. | relatively warm |
| 较为温暖 |
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| 18. | react on each other |
| 相互起作用 |
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| 19. | To place in or come into mutual relationship. |
| 相互联系使或形成相互联系 |
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| 20. | interreflection ratio |
| 相互反射率 |
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