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| 91. | make [cause, kick up, raise] a rumpus |
| 引起骚扰 |
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| 92. | Bring about; cause |
| 造成;引起 |
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| 93. | make a stir; create a commotion |
| 引起骚动.. |
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| 94. | The gloves is returned; though have been broken at seam, they appear to have been teard open by some unusual force. |
| 手套接缝处开裂，似乎因很大的外力撕扯所致，只好退还。 |
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| 95. | To induce anesthesia in. |
| 引起麻醉 |
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| 96. | attract attention |
| 引起注意 |
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| 97. | Galvanize into |
| 引起，激起 |
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| 98. | In effect, squeezing increases the particle's velocity, generating a pressure that counteracts the force you apply. |
| 事实上，压缩会增加粒子的速度，因而产生压力以抵抗外力。 |
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| 99. | To effect fever in. |
| 引起发热 |
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| 100. | It also affects how much effect an external force (for example, gravity) has on the object. |
| 在一个物体上多少也受一个外力的影响(如重力)。 |
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