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| 71. | The three officials waved stiffly. |
| 三位官员拘谨地挥了挥手。 |
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| 72. | To drop one's reserve or inhibitions. |
| 消除某人的拘谨或压抑 |
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| 73. | Relax after a period of being formal |
| （不再拘谨之後）放松一下 |
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| 74. | comfortable as an old shoe |
| 不刻板|不拘谨|容易相处 |
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| 75. | As a result,we are tense,stiff and wound up. |
| 结果，我们紧张拘谨，放松不下来。 |
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| 76. | Perhaps it was too prudish. |
| 我这也许太拘谨了。 |
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| 77. | He is a man always speaking with restraint. |
| 他是个说话拘谨的人。 |
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| 78. | She is too much of a nice Nelly to have any fun. |
| 她太拘谨，不能享受人生。 |
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| 79. | an unreserved grin of approval. |
| 毫不拘谨地咧嘴大笑以示同意 |
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| 80. | He's always straining at a gnat. |
| 他总是对小事很拘谨。 |
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