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In playing the violin, choose a tune that entertains your audience.
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在弹奏小提琴时，选择的曲调要令听众愉悦。
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3.2.14 用于姓氏复数之前，表示全家人
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Don’t keep up with the Joneses.
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不要与左邻右舍攀比。
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3.2.15 表示动作所触及的部位
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Seize opportunity by the beard, for it is bald behind.
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抓机会要抓胡子，因为它后面没有头发。
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An ox is taken by the horns, and a man by the tongue.
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牛因犄角被擒，人因口舌遭殃。
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3.2.16 用于某些头衔、称呼之前
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the Prince of Wales 威尔士亲王
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the Duke of Westminster 威斯敏斯特公爵
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the Reverend John Smith 约翰·史密斯牧师大人
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William the Conqueror 征服者威廉
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Alexander the Great 亚历山大大帝
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the Lionheart 狮心王（指英王理查一世）
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We need not weep like Alexander the Great that we have no more worlds to conquer. There is clearly much left to be done.
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我们不必像亚历山大大帝那样悲叹不再有世界可以征服。显然我们还大有可为。
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3.2.17 用于被定语修饰的人名或地名之前
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The young Thomas Edison pictured himself as an inventor.
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年轻的托马斯·爱迪生把自己想象成发明家。
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The great Edison failed thousands of times before he made the electric light work.
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伟大的爱迪生失败了数千次才发明了电灯。
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3.2.18 用于中国的节日名称之前
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