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| 31. | I look down upon those who always rely on others. |
| 我看不起那些总是依赖别人的人。 |
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| 32. | arises when agencies give advice to the public is whether even the requesting party can confidently rely |
| 当行政机关向公众提供咨询意见时，还会产生另一个相关问题，即提出要求的当事人是否可以大胆地信赖他所接受的咨询。 |
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| 33. | "You may rely upon me to follow you, Samuel." |
| “萨梅尔，我跟你去。” |
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| 34. | You may rely upon it that he will be here. |
| 请相信他一定会来的。 |
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| 35. | Solitary and exposed with no one to rely upon |
| 孤露无依 |
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| 36. | being derived from; usually followed by on or upon: a film based on a best-selling novel. |
| 源自于；经常后接on或upon：由销售最好的小说改编的电影。 |
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| 37. | Friends know they can count on you to be open with them and they rely on your honesty. |
| 朋友们知道你会坦诚待人，故而也信赖你的诚实。 |
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| 38. | You may rely upon it that he will be punctual. |
| 你可以放心，他会准时到的。 |
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| 39. | You may rely upon it that he will be early . |
| 他靠得住，会早到的。 |
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| 40. | To rely upon an official and take advantage of his influence |
| 依官仗势 |
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