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| 71. | Three people unexpectedly got sacked at work today. |
| 今天三个人意想不到的在公司里被革职了。 |
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| 72. | To appear or arise unexpectedly or suddenly. |
| 突然出现出其不意地突然出现或显现 |
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| 73. | I was unexpectedly permitted to return home. |
| 我意外地被允许回家。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 高中英语(高一上学期适用) 2 - Unit 8 Food Challenging Yourself |
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| 74. | "Hello, Jordan," she called unexpectedly. "Please come here." |
| “哈罗，乔丹，”她出其不意地喊道，“请你过来。” |
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| 75. | Something of value that a person receives unexpectedly. |
| 意外收获一个人意外得到的有价值的东西 |
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| 76. | To defeat unexpectedly(an opponent favored to win). |
| 意外地击败（呼声很高的选手） |
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| 77. | Unexpectedly, the championship was captured by the Danes. |
| 出人意料的是，冠军竟被丹麦人夺得。 |
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| 78. | to encounter; to meet fortuitously; to meet unexpectedly |
| 偶然相遇 |
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| 79. | I hope you may be unexpectedly detained, ma'am. |
| 我希望你出乎意外地多在外面耽搁一会儿，女士。 |
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| 80. | Internal error: the disk web operation terminated unexpectedly. |
| 内部错误：磁盘网站操作意外终止。 |
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