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| 81. | a deliberately offensive act or something producing the effect of an affront. |
| 故意无礼的行为或某事产生的侮辱性效果。 |
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| 82. | His wrrk of art may produce an effect on our imagination. |
| 他的艺术作品可以对我们的想象力产生效果。 |
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| 83. | The effect which these words produce is scarcely to be imagined. |
| 这些话所产生的影响简直是不可想象的。 |
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| 84. | A device on an organ for producing a tremulous effect. |
| 震音音栓管风琴上为产生震音效果而安装的装置 |
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| 85. | Different form antagonist that blocks the effect of agonist, inverse agonist produces opposite effect |
| 与阻断激动剂效应的拮抗剂不同，反向激动剂产生的效应与激动剂相反。 |
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| 86. | the dominant effect of an article or of matter as a whole; |
| 该物品或事物整体上所产生之显著效果； |
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| 87. | I knoW the poWerful effect Nicole can have on people. |
| 我知道尼科尔对他人所产生的强大影响 |
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| 88. | Not capable of producing a desired effect or result; ineffective. |
| 不灵的无法产生预期的效果或结果的；无效的 |
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| 89. | Four general circumstances which lead to this effect are konwn. |
| 目前已经知道有四种寻常情况会产生这种效果。 |
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| 90. | To have the opposite effect from the one intended;backfire. |
| 自食其果产生了与意图相反的结果；产生意外的后果 |
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