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| 51. | The more he tears around the more liable he is to rip his legs off. |
| 他越挣扎，越容易折断大腿。 |
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| 52. | His struggles with adversity are fruitless. |
| 他徒与不幸挣扎而毫无结果。 |
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| 53. | The enemy became desperate at the defeat. |
| 敌人因失败而进行殊死挣扎。 |
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| 54. | How do these various environmental factors act on or define the individual? |
| 为何有些人物挣扎对抗外界环境？ |
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| 55. | 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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| 56. | Constantly troubling or attacking. |
| 不断打扰的，不断攻击的 |
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| 57. | unceasing(ly); continuous(ly); forever; constantly; without end; at every moment; in and out of season |
| 不断 |
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| 58. | Millions20) struggled to find jobs and put food on the table. |
| 千百万人挣扎寻找工作以求温饱。 |
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| 59. | Two months ago you were dying with hunger." |
| 一个月以前，你还在饥饿中挣扎。” |
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| 60. | They are not struggling with the loss of a child but they are struggling with a terrible truth. |
| 他们不是在失去孩子的痛苦中挣扎 而是在可怕的事实中挣扎 |
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