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| 91. | As the years passed she came to feel more and more estranged from her husband. |
| 随着岁月的流逝，她觉得与丈夫愈来愈疏远。 |
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| 92. | "The wretch!" said Mrs. Shelby, vehemently. |
| “这个坏家伙 |
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| 93. | a wild fellow |
| 放肆的家伙 |
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| 94. | (of a person or his manner)cold and unfriendly;aloof |
| （指人或态度）冷淡的,疏远的, 漠不关心的. |
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| 95. | a regular guy |
| 不错的家伙 |
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| 96. | This guy has been around. |
| 这家伙见过世面。 |
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| 97. | She kept him at such lengths as she could, because her thoughts were with her own triumph. |
| 她尽量和他疏远，一心只想着自己的成功。 |
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| 98. | The cheeky beggar! |
| 不要脸的家伙! |
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| 99. | be removed from |
| 与￥远离|与￥疏远的|与￥不一样 |
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| 100. | a standup guy. |
| 勇敢的家伙 |
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