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| 91. | get the wrong end of the stick |
| 完全搞错了|完全误解了 |
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| 92. | It was not there before. |
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| 93. | by walking along the original streets of the city. |
| 沿着城中原来的街道， |
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| 94. | 1980年代，政策制定者无法欣然接受全球暖化的部份理由，是因为过去10年，有部份科学家说著几乎完全相反的故事：下一个冰期就要来了。 |
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| 95. | He proved to Be a good teacher. |
| 原来他是一名好教师。 |
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| 96. | complete power failure |
| 发动机完全停车供电完全中断 |
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| 97. | The answer to this lies in a master stroke of nature. |
| 原来，这是大自然的杰作。 |
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| 98. | complete Freund's adjuvant |
| 完全弗氏佐剂;完全佐剂 |
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| 99. | To yield(oneself) completely, as to emotion. |
| 完全屈从完全屈从,如情感 |
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| 100. | either win the saddle or lose the horse |
| 要么完全成功|要么完全失败|孤注一掷 |
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