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| 81. | Constantly troubling or attacking. |
| 不断打扰的，不断攻击的 |
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| 82. | Mouvement de resistance des Hommes bleus |
| 蓝衣人反抗运动 |
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| 83. | the men became mutinous and insubordinate. |
| 人们反抗和暴动起来。 |
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| 84. | The younger generation may rebel against convention but they usually end up by conforming to society. |
| 青年一代可能起来反抗传统，但他们的反抗往往以顺从社会而告终。 |
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| 85. | too timid to protest; |
| 过于怯懦而不敢反抗; |
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| 86. | unceasing(ly); continuous(ly); forever; constantly; without end; at every moment; in and out of season |
| 不断 |
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| 87. | They stood up against their foreign oppressors. |
| 他们起来反抗外国压迫者。 |
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| 88. | Ah ah! What ceaseless destruction, ceaseless creation and ceaseless efforts! |
| 不断的毁坏，不断的创造，不断的努力哟！ |
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| 89. | Even a worm will turn. |
| 人也会反抗的。 |
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| 90. | One that revolts against civil authority. |
| 造反者反抗国内政权的人 |
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