Unit 6 Book 4 Two Truths to Live by 1. Difficult Sentences 1)(Para1)A man comes to this world with his fist clenched, but when he dies, his hand is open Translate this sentence into chinese (=一个人出生时拳头紧握,过世时却松手而去。) 2)(Para2)We know that this is so, but all too often we recognize this truth only in our backward glance when we remember what it was and then suddenly realize that it is no more What does"so refer to here? lt re fers to what was mentioned in the preceding sentence: life is wonderful and full of beauty. What does“ only in our backward glance”mean? lt means"only as we examine our life in retrospect. " 3)(Para 3 But we remember with far greater pain that we did not see that beauty when it flowered, that we failed to respond with love when it was tendered What can we infer from this sentence? (From this sentence, we can infer that one should hold fast to beauty and love at the right time when they are full of sweetness and being offered 4)(Para6)I looked to see whether anyone else relished the sun's golden glow, but everyone was hurry ing to and fro, most with eyes fixed on the ground What does"the sun's golden glow symbolize? It symbolizes the beautiful and precious life What can we infer from"hurry ing to and fro"and"with eyes fixed on the ground”?
1 Unit 6 Book 4 Two Truths to Live by 1. Difficult Sentences 1) (Para1) A man comes to this world with his fist clenched, but when he dies, his hand is open. Translate this sentence into Chinese. (=一个人出生时拳头紧握，过世时却松手而去。) 2) (Para2) We know that this is so, but all too often we recognize this truth only in our backward glance when we remember what it was and then suddenly realize that it is no more. What does “so” refer to here? (=It refers to what was mentioned in the preceding sentence: life is wonderful and full of beauty.) What does “only in our backward glance” mean? (=It means “only as we examine our life in retrospect.”) 3) (Para 3) But we remember with far greater pain that we did not see that beauty when it flowered, that we failed to respond with love when it was tendered. What can we infer from this sentence? (=From this sentence, we can infer that one should hold fast to beauty and love at the right time when they are full of sweetness and being offered.) 4) (Para6) I looked to see whether anyone else relished the sun’s golden glow, but everyone was hurrying to and fro, most with eyes fixed on the ground. What does “the sun’s golden glow” symbolize? (= It symbolizes the beautiful and precious life.) What can we infer from “hurrying to and fro” and “with eyes fixed on the ground”?
lt can be inferred that most people are indifferent to the beauty of life 5)(Para6)Then I remembered how often 1, too, had been indifferent to the grandeur of each day, too preoccupied with petty and sometimes even mean concerns to respond to the great beauty of it all. Paraphrase this sentence. Then if remembered how often I, too, had ignored the magnificence of each day, since I was too busy with unimportant and even unpleasant things. 6)(Para7) The insight gleaned from that experience is really as commonplace as was the experience itself: life's gifts are precious-but we are too careless of them What does"that experience"and"them"refer to in this sentence? ("That experience"refers to the sunlight in his hospita lization; them refers to life's gifts 7)(Para10) This is not an easy lesson to learn, especially when we are young and think that the world is ours to command, that whatever we desire with the full force of our passion can, and will be ours. Translate this sentence into chinese (=做到这一点并不容易,尤其是当我们还年轻,自以为世界在我们的掌握之中 只要满腔热情、全力以赴地去渴求,我们就能得到我们想要的东西,而且一定 能得到!) 8)(Para11)And ultimately, we must confront the inevitability of our own death, losing ourselves, as it were, all that we were or dreamed to be Paraphrase this sentence (Finally, we have to face the reality that we cannot avoid our own death. That is to say, we will sooner or later cease to be what we are and what we have dreamed of being 9)(Para12)But why should we be reconciled to life's contradictory demands? Why fashion things of beauty when beauty is short-lived? Why give our heart in love when those we love will ultimately be torn from our grasp? What is the author's purpose of using these rhetorical questions? The author uses rhetorical questions to emphasize that there is no reason for us to cling to what we will inevitably lose
2 (=It can be inferred that most people are indifferent to the beauty of life.) 5) (Para6) Then I remembered how often I, too, had been indifferent to the grandeur of each day, too preoccupied with petty and sometimes even mean concerns to respond to the great beauty of it all. Paraphrase this sentence. (= Then if remembered how often I, too, had ignored the magnificence of each day, since I was too busy with unimportant and even unpleasant things.) 6) (Para7) The insight gleaned from that experience is really as commonplace as was the experience itself: life’s gifts are precious — but we are too careless of them. What does “that experience” and “them” refer to in this sentence? (= “That experience” refers to the sunlight in his hospitalization; “them” refers to life’s gifts.) 7) (Para10) This is not an easy lesson to learn, especially when we are young and think that the world is ours to command, that whatever we desire with the full force of our passion can, and will be ours. Translate this sentence into Chinese. (=做到这一点并不容易，尤其是当我们还年轻，自以为世界在我们的掌握之中， 只要满腔热情、全力以赴地去渴求，我们就能得到我们想要的东西，而且一定 能得到！) 8) (Para11) And ultimately, we must confront the inevitability of our own death, losing ourselves, as it were, all that we were or dreamed to be. Paraphrase this sentence. (=Finally, we have to face the reality that we cannot avoid our own death. That is to say, we will sooner or later cease to be what we are and what we have dreamed of being.) 9) (Para12) But why should we be reconciled to life’s contradictory demands? Why fashion things of beauty when beauty is short-lived? Why give our heart in love when those we love will ultimately be torn from our grasp? What is the author’s purpose of using these rhetorical questions? (= The author uses rhetorical questions to emphasize that there is no reason for us to cling to what we will inevitably lose.)
What does"life's contradictory demands"refer to? Elt refers to the two seemingly opposing truths: we should hold fast to life' s gifts and let go of them when time comes. 10)(Para 13)In order to resolve this paradox, we must seek a wider perspective, viewing our lives as through windows that open on eternity What does this sentence mean (It means that in order to solve this paradox, we must view our lives from the perspective of eternity. 11)(Para 14)Life is never just being. It is becoming, a relentless flowing on Translate this sentence into chinese (=生命绝不仅仅是静止的存在。它是一股不断演变的、百折不回的奔流。) 12)(Para14)Our flesh may perish, our hands will wither, but the beauty and goodness and truth they create live on for all time to come. What does the author hope to convey through this (The author hopes to convey the message that what we let go of is still there if we view life from the perspective of eternity. The beauty and goodness and truth that we create will endure and we will endure through them. Therefore, we should let go of lifes gifts in due time 2. Words and Expressions 1)(Para 1)fast: ad. become or be firmly fixed and unable to move *the boat was stuck fast in the mud (When they arrived there, they found that the church door was fast 2)(Para 1)clench: vt. close tightly The girl clenched her fist in anger. 在被动手术时她咬紧了牙关。 (She clenched her teeth when she was operated on
3 What does “life’s contradictory demands” refer to? (=It refers to the two seemingly opposing truths: we should hold fast to life’s gifts and let go of them when time comes.) 10) (Para 13) In order to resolve this paradox, we must seek a wider perspective, viewing our lives as through windows that open on eternity. What does this sentence mean? (=It means that in order to solve this paradox, we must view our lives from the perspective of eternity.) 11) (Para14) Life is never just being. It is becoming, a relentless flowing on. Translate this sentence into Chinese. (=生命绝不仅仅是静止的存在。它是一股不断演变的、百折不回的奔流。) 12) (Para14) Our flesh may perish, our hands will wither, but the beauty and goodness and truth they create live on for all time to come. What does the author hope to convey through this statement? (=The author hopes to convey the message that what we let go of is still there if we view life from the perspective of eternity. The beauty and goodness and truth that we create will endure and we will endure through them. Therefore, we should let go of life’s gifts in due time.) 2. Words and Expressions 1) (Para 1) fast: ad. become or be firmly fixed and unable to move *The boat was stuck fast in the mud. (=When they arrived there, they found that the church door was fast shut.) 2) (Para 1) clench : vt. close tightly *The girl clenched her fist in anger. 在被动手术时她咬紧了牙关。 (=She clenched her teeth when she was operated on.)
3)(Para 3)fade: vi 1. lose colour and brightness *Flowers soon fade when cut. *the colour in this silk material will not fade 2. disappear gradually. 他的希望渐渐破灭 His hopes faded. (The memory of her sufferings in her childhood will never fade from her d. 4)(Para 3)wither: V. 1.(cause sth to)become dry, shrivelled or dead 这些花不放在水里就要枯死了 (The flowers will wither if you dont put them in water. limbs withered by disease and starvation 2. render speechless or incapable of action; stun *The teacher withered the noisy student with a glance 她的一瞥使他无言以对。 (She withered him with a look .) cf. wither fade 这两个动词均含“凋谢”之意 wither指因无活力而丧失生命力。 fade强调指渐渐失去色彩和光泽。 5)(Para 3) tender: 1. V formally offer or show something to someone As company secretary, you must tender the proposal. (The seller has the right to keep the goods until payment is tendered to 2.a. 1)(of meat easy to chew; not tough Continue cooking until the meat is tender
4 3) (Para 3) fade: vi. 1. lose colour and brightness *Flowers soon fade when cut. *The colour in this silk material will not fade. 2. disappear gradually. 他的希望渐渐破灭 (= His hopes faded.) (=The memory of her sufferings in her childhood will never fade from her mind.) 4) (Para 3) wither: v. 1. (cause sth to) become dry, shrivelled or dead 这些花不放在水里就要枯死了. (=The flowers will wither if you don't put them in water.) *limbs withered by disease and starvation 2. render speechless or incapable of action; stun *The teacher withered the noisy student with a glance. 她的一瞥使他无言以对。 (=She withered him with a look.) cf. wither & fade 这两个动词均含“凋谢”之意。 wither 指因无活力而丧失生命力。 fade 强调指渐渐失去色彩和光泽。 5) (Para 3) tender: 1. v. formally offer or show something to someone *As company secretary, you must tender the proposal. (=The seller has the right to keep the goods until payment is tendered to him.) 2. a. 1) (of meat) easy to chew; not tough *Continue cooking until the meat is tender
2) painful when touched; sensitive 我的手指一碰就疼,因为昨天割破了。 My finger is tender because I cut it yesterday. 3)gentle and careful in a way that shows love *Her voice was tender and soft Collocations: tender age 年幼而未成熟的 tender loving care 悉心、关切的照顾 a tender heart 软心肠 a tender mother 慈母 6)(Para 4)hospitalize: vt. place in a hospital for treatment, care, or observation Roger was hospitalized after a severe heart attack nB 该词一般用于被动语态 7)(Para 5) wheel: 1. n. one of the round things under a car, bus, bicycle, etc. that turns when it moves The car slid sideways, its rear wheels spinning 2. v, move someone or sth that is in or on sth that has wheels Two nurses were wheeling him into the operating theatre. 他把摩托车推到街上。 ( He wheeled his motorcycle into the street. Collocations at the wheel 驾驶,掌舵 oil the wheels 使事情进行得顺利 on wheels 用车子 put one's shoulder to the wheel (帶助他人)动手 wheels within wheels 复杂的事情;复杂的原因 wheel and deal (AmE) (在政界)独断专行 8(Para 6)relish:
5 2) painful when touched; sensitive 我的手指一碰就疼，因为昨天割破了。 (=My finger is tender because I cut it yesterday.) 3) gentle and careful in a way that shows love *Her voice was tender and soft. Collocations: tender age 年幼而未成熟的 tender loving care 悉心、关切的照顾 a tender heart 软心肠 a tender mother 慈母 6) (Para 4) hospitalize: vt. place in a hospital for treatment, care, or observation. *Roger was hospitalized after a severe heart attack. NB: 该词一般用于被动语态 7) (Para 5) wheel: 1. n. one of the round things under a car, bus, bicycle, etc. that turns when it moves *The car slid sideways, its rear wheels spinning. 2. v. move someone or sth. that is in or on sth. that has wheels *Two nurses were wheeling him into the operating theatre. 他把摩托车推到街上。 (=He wheeled his motorcycle into the street.) Collocations: at the wheel 驾驶，掌舵 oil the wheels 使事情进行得顺利 on wheels 用车子 put one's shoulder to the wheel （帮助他人）动手 wheels within wheels 复杂的事情；复杂的原因 wheel and deal (AmE.) （在政界）独断专行 8) (Para 6) relish:
1. n. great enjoyment of something I ate with great relish, enjoying every bite. 我对坐办公室那种刻板的工作毫无兴趣 ( Routine office jobs have no relish at all for me) 2. vt enjoy an experience or the thought of something that is going to happen (He relishes the chance to play Hamlet. 我可不乐意这麽早就起床 (l dont relish having to get up so early. 9)(Para 6)indifferent: a. not at all interested in someone or sth. It is quite indifferent to me whether you go or stay. 我对他们的争论毫不关心 l am indifferent to their arguments. cf. indifferent unconcerned incurious. detached uninterested 这些形容词均有“不关心的、不感兴趣的”意思。 indifferent运用得最广。它可以表示无偏向性,对事物这样或那样不关心 unconcerned意指不仅不感兴趣,而且也不同情,不焦虑,不关心 Incurious 强调缺乏理性的探询和本能的好奇心 detached 意指不参与,同时对此有客观的看法 uninterested仅表示缺乏兴趣 (Directions: Fill in the blanks with the words above. Change the form where necessary. 1. the universe is not hostile, nor yet is it friendly. It is simply = indifferent) 2. He was in politics. ( uninterested) 3. Many large companies seem totally about the environment.(= unconcerned) 4. She described what had happened in a cold and manner.(= detached) 5. He was of technical and textual science. ( incurious 10)(Para 6)preoccupy: vt. engage(sb. or his mind, thoughts, etc. ) so that he cannot think of other things Something seems to be preoccupying her at the moment. 6
6 1. n. great enjoyment of something *I ate with great relish, enjoying every bite. 我对坐办公室那种刻板的工作毫无兴趣. (=* Routine office jobs have no relish at all for me) 2. vt. enjoy an experience or the thought of something that is going to happen (=He relishes the chance to play Hamlet.) 我可不乐意这麽早就起床. (=I don't relish having to get up so early.) 9) (Para 6) indifferent: a. not at all interested in someone or sth. * It is quite indifferent to me whether you go or stay. 我对他们的争论毫不关心。 (=I am indifferent to their arguments.) cf. indifferent, unconcerned, incurious, detached & uninterested 这些形容词均有“不关心的、不感兴趣的”意思。 indifferent 运用得最广。它可以表示无偏向性，对事物这样或那样不关心 unconcerned 意指不仅不感兴趣，而且也不同情，不焦虑，不关心 incurious 强调缺乏理性的探询和本能的好奇心 detached 意指不参与，同时对此有客观的看法 uninterested 仅表示缺乏兴趣 (Directions:) Fill in the blanks with the words above. Change the form where necessary. 1. The universe is not hostile, nor yet is it friendly. It is simply _____.（= indifferent） 2. He was ______ in politics.（= uninterested） 3. Many large companies seem totally ______ about the environment.（= unconcerned） 4. She described what had happened in a cold and _____ manner.（= detached） 5. He was _______of technical and textual science. （= incurious） 10) (Para 6) preoccupy: vt. engage (sb. or his mind, thoughts, etc.) so that he cannot think of other things *Something seems to be preoccupying her at the moment
你昨天在公共汽车站上心不在焉没有注意到我。 (You were too preoccupied to notice me at the bus stop yesterday. Pattern be preoccupied with 全神贯注于 11)(Para 6) petty: a 1. of small importance; trivial *We started having arguments over petty little things (The meeting spent too much time on petty issues, and didnt address the real problem 2 unkind and caring too much about small unimportant things How can she be so petty? 他有时候在金钱上很小气。 (Sometimes he can be so petty about money. Collocations petty and childish behaviour 小心眼和孩子气的行为 petty about money 在金钱上很小气 petty cash 零用现金 petty larceny 小偷小摸 petty officer 海军士官 12)(Para 6)mean: a ignoble I never thought he was capable of doing such a mean thing to his brother They have an air of freedom, and they have not a dreary commitment to mean ambitions or love of comfort (=他们有一种奔放不羁的风度,没有对卑鄙的野心目标的无聊的追逐和对舒适的 迷恋。) cf. low, mean, cheap shabby 这些形容词均有“卑鄙的,卑贱的,卑下的”意思 指行为卑鄙、可耻、下文明,可引申指庸俗 mean暗示狠毒、贪婪、缺乏尊严感等为人们所不耻的卑鄙、自私、泐小的 行为。 cheap侧指人或物的品质低劣下贱。 shabby指行为的不公和卑劣,往往使人感到不屑和轻蔑
7 你昨天在公共汽车站上心不在焉,没有注意到我。 (=You were too preoccupied to notice me at the bus stop yesterday.) Pattern: be preoccupied with 全神贯注于 11) (Para 6) petty: a. 1. of small importance; trivial *We started having arguments over petty little things. (=The meeting spent too much time on petty issues, and didn't address the real problem.) 2) unkind and caring too much about small unimportant things *How can she be so petty? 他有时候在金钱上很小气。 (=Sometimes he can be so petty about money.) Collocations: petty and childish behaviour 小心眼和孩子气的行为 petty about money 在金钱上很小气 petty cash 零用现金 petty larceny 小偷小摸 petty officer 海军士官 12) (Para 6) mean: a. ignoble *I never thought he was capable of doing such a mean thing to his brother. They have an air of freedom, and they have not a dreary commitment to mean ambitions or love of comfort. (=他们有一种奔放不羁的风度，没有对卑鄙的野心目标的无聊的追逐和对舒适的 迷恋。) cf. low, mean, cheap & shabby 这些形容词均有“卑鄙的，卑贱的，卑下的”意思。 low 指行为卑鄙、可耻、下文明，可引申指庸俗。 mean 暗示狠毒、贪婪、缺乏尊严感等为人们所不耻的卑鄙、自私、渺小的 行为。 cheap 侧指人或物的品质低劣下贱。 shabby 指行为的不公和卑劣，往往使人感到不屑和轻蔑
13(Para 7) glean: V. 1. gather grain left in a field by harvest workers *Boys are asked to glean the grain every morning. 2. find out information slowly and with difficulty Additional information was gleaned from other sources 我从别人的话中总算弄清楚他不来了。 ( From what people said, I managed to glean that he wasn't coming Pattern glean sth. from sb/sth.从……中搜集 14)(Para 7)commonplace 1. a ordinary; not interesting He's not at all exciting in fact he' s really rather commonplace (=他毫不出奇,实际上平庸得很。) Iphones are increasing commonplace. 15)(Para 8dawn: vi. 1. begin to become light in the morning The morning dawned fresh and clear after the storm. 2. begin to be perceived or understood (lt dawned on me that Joanna had been right all along. 很快我们就意识到了危险的存在。 (Realization of the danger soon dawned on us.) Pattern: It dawns on sb. that.渐渐明白,开始被察觉或理解 16)(Para 8 embrace: V 1. put your arms around someone and hold them in a friendly or loving Wa 她在离开前拥抱儿子
8 13) (Para 7) glean: v. 1. gather grain left in a field by harvest workers *Boys are asked to glean the grain every morning. 2. find out information slowly and with difficulty *Additional information was gleaned from other sources. 我从别人的话中总算弄清楚他不来了。 (=From what people said, I managed to glean that he wasn't coming.) Pattern: glean sth. from sb./sth. 从……中搜集 14) (Para 7) commonplace: 1. a. ordinary; not interesting *He's not at all exciting, in fact he's really rather commonplace. (=他毫不出奇, 实际上平庸得很。) Iphones are increasing commonplace. 15) (Para 8) dawn: vi. 1. begin to become light in the morning. *The morning dawned fresh and clear after the storm. 2. begin to be perceived or understood (=It dawned on me that Joanna had been right all along.) 很快我们就意识到了危险的存在。 (=Realization of the danger soon dawned on us.) Pattern: It dawns on sb. that... 渐渐明白，开始被察觉或理解 16) (Para 8) embrace: v. 1. put your arms around someone and hold them in a friendly or loving way 她在离开前拥抱儿子
(She embraced her son before leaving Maggie and Laura embraced 2. eagerly accept a new idea, opinion, religion, etc (By the end of the last century, Americans had embraced the idea of the right to free public education for all children *We hope these regions will embrace democratic reforms. 3. include sth. as part of a subject, discussion, etc. "This course embraces several different aspects of psychology. 人类”一词包括男人、女人和儿童。 ( The term"mankind"embraces men women and children . Collocations: embrace Christianity 信奉基督教 embrace an offer, opportunity 欣然接受提议、把握机会 embrace a social cause 乐意地从事一项社会活动 17)(Para 9)paradox: n. 1 statement that seems to be absurd or contradictory but is or may be true Paradox and irony are characteristics of her style (=她善于运用似非而是的隽语和反语。) More haste, less speed"is a paradox. 2. person, thing or situation displaying contradictory features lt is a paradox that such a rich country should have so many poor people living in it It's a curious paradox that drinking a lot of water can often make you feel thirsty. 18)(Para 10)passion: n 1. a very strong feeling of sexual love His eyes were burning with passion
9 (=She embraced her son before leaving.) *Maggie and Laura embraced. 2. eagerly accept a new idea, opinion, religion, etc. (=By the end of the last century, Americans had embraced the idea of the right to free public education for all children.) *We hope these regions will embrace democratic reforms. 3. include sth. as part of a subject, discussion, etc. *This course embraces several different aspects of psychology. “人类”一词包括男人、女人和儿童。 （= The term ‘‘mankind’’ embraces men, women and children.） Collocations: embrace Christianity 信奉基督教 embrace an offer, opportunity 欣然接受提议、把握机会 embrace a social cause 乐意地从事一项社会活动 17) (Para 9) paradox: n. 1. statement that seems to be absurd or contradictory but is or may be true *Paradox and irony are characteristics of her style. (=她善于运用似非而是的隽语和反语。) ‘‘More haste, less speed’’ is a paradox. 2. person, thing or situation displaying contradictory features (=It is a paradox that such a rich country should have so many poor people living in it.) *It's a curious paradox that drinking a lot of water can often make you feel thirsty. 18) (Para 10) passion: n. 1. a very strong feeling of sexual love *His eyes were burning with passion
*His passion for her made him blind to everything else (=他强烈地爱着她,对其他一切都视而不见。 ng eeling about (He spoke with considerable passion about the importance of art and 她争论时情绪很激动。 (e She argued with great passion. a very g liking for sth Gardening was her great passion 赛马是她最喜爱的运动 (Horse- rac ing is he sIon cf. emotion, feeling, passion, affection sentiment 这些名词的共同含义是“感情”或“情感”之意。 emotion普通用词,词义中性。泛指因外界刺激而引起思想情感从细微变化 到最强烈的发作。 feeling普通用词,含义广。多指具体的或内心的感受,或表露出来的强烈 情感。 指极强烈的感情,尤指愤怒、爱好等。也常指两性间的爱情 affection指对人的爱慕或深厚、温柔的感情。 sentiment一般指由一种思想激起的感情,含较大的理智因素。 (Directions: Fill in the blanks with the words above. Change the form where necessary. 1. He's considerate of other peoples (=feelings 2. Kim received the news without showing any visible sign of emotion) 3. All the in their marriage has died. ( passion) 4. Their father never showed them much ( affection 5. There' s no place for_ in business! (=sentiment) 19)(Para 10)confront: vt. make sb. face or consider sb sth unpleasant, difficult, etc. The problems confronting the new government were enormous. When confronted with the evidence of her guilt, she confessed (=她面对罪证供认不讳。)
10 *His passion for her made him blind to everything else. (=他强烈地爱着她, 对其他一切都视而不见。) 2. a very strong belief or feeling about sth. (=He spoke with considerable passion about the importance of art and literature.) 她争论时情绪很激动。 (= She argued with great passion. ) 3. a very strong liking for sth. Gardening was her great passion. 赛马是她最喜爱的运动。 (=Horse-racing is her passion.) cf. emotion, feeling, passion, affection & sentiment 这些名词的共同含义是“感情”或“情感”之意。 emotion 普通用词，词义中性。泛指因外界刺激而引起思想情感从细微变化 到最强烈的发作。 feeling 普通用词，含义广。多指具体的或内心的感受，或表露出来的强烈 情感。 passion 指极强烈的感情，尤指愤怒、爱好等。也常指两性间的爱情。 affection 指对人的爱慕或深厚、温柔的感情。 sentiment 一般指由一种思想激起的感情，含较大的理智因素。 (Directions:) Fill in the blanks with the words above. Change the form where necessary. 1. He's considerate of other people's ____.（= feelings） 2. Kim received the news without showing any visible sign of ____. （= emotion） 3. All the _____ in their marriage has died. （= passion） 4. Their father never showed them much _____ .（= affection） 5. There's no place for ____ in business!（= sentiment） 19) (Para 10) confront : vt. make sb. face or consider sb./sth. unpleasant, difficult, etc. * The problems confronting the new government were enormous. * When confronted with the evidence of her guilt, she confessed. (=她面对罪证供认不讳。)