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| 41. | To draw in the breath sharply, as from shock. |
| 喘息，喘气猛烈地吸入气息，就象受到惊吓一样 |
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| 42. | On the paper shade two or three others rest, panting. |
| 两三个却休息在灯的纸罩上喘气。 |
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| 43. | I was barely breathing as I stumbled toward my gate. |
| 我跌跌撞撞的走向大门，喘气都困难了。 |
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| 44. | unceasing(ly); continuous(ly); forever; constantly; without end; at every moment; in and out of season |
| 不断 |
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| 45. | He was breathing when we went off the road. |
| 我们冲出去的时候他确实还喘气的 |
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| 46. | weakly agreed to a compromise; wheezed weakly; he was weakly attracted to her. |
| 不赞成妥协；喘气微弱；他对她没有吸引力。 |
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| 47. | Then she sat down beside it, panting in exhaustion. |
| 石青嫂子累极了，便只好坐在那里喘气。 |
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| 48. | Any person waking from a nightmare will sitbolt upright and pant. |
| 任何人从恶梦中惊醒时会突然坐起来喘气。 |
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| 49. | A witness reported that he was breathing heavily and had blood on his shirt. |
| 一个目击说，他喘气很粗，衬衫上有血迹。 |
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| 50. | Constantly troubling or attacking. |
| 不断打扰的，不断攻击的 |
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