1·Great nobles walked upon each side of him, making him lean upon them, and so steady his steps.
大臣们在他的两边走着，让他靠在他们身上，这样能使他的脚步更稳健一些。
2·Let them all lean upon him.
让他们都来依靠他吧！
3·I lean upon thee, Dear, without alarm.
亲爱的，我紧挨着你，生命贴恋着。
4·You I lean upon.
你让我依靠。
5·They always lean upon us when they're in trouble.
他们有麻烦时总是依赖我们。
6·If you lean upon those wet railings you'll dirty your sleeve.
你若靠在那些湿栏杆上，会弄脏袖子的。
7·For instance, I used to lean upon my dormitory teacher to wake me up on time.
例如，我用我的宿舍靠老师叫我起床。
8·Facing everything toughly does not mean we do not hope a warm arm to lean upon.
独自坚强面对一切，不等于不希望有温暖的臂弯。
9·He shall lean upon his house, but it shall not stand: he shall hold it fast, but it shall not endure.
他要倚靠房屋，房屋却站立不住。他要抓住房屋，房屋却不能存留。
10·Falling in love with rain does not mean we do not adore glorious sunshine. Facing everything toughly does not mean we do not hope a warm arm to lean upon.
迷恋上雨季，不等于不喜欢灿烂的阳光，独自坚强面对一切，不等于不希望有温暖的臂弯。
1·Let them all lean upon him.
让他们都来依靠他吧！
2·You I lean upon.
你让我依靠。
3·Surely this is the very essence and nature of faith, which doth not only bring us into contact with the great Substitute, but teaches us to lean upon him with all the burden of our guilt.
这实在是信心最根本的本质，不仅领我们接触到这位代罪者，更教我们带着所有罪的重担来依靠他。