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| 41. | a clean getaway; a clean sweep; a clean break. |
| 十足的逃亡；彻底的清扫；彻底的破裂。 |
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| 42. | radical empirism |
| 彻底经验主义 |
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| 43. | stark denial |
| 彻底否认 |
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| 44. | regular overhauling |
| 定期[彻底]检修 |
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| 45. | To defeat decisively. |
| 彻底击败 |
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| 46. | A total, often ludicrous failure. |
| 彻底失败彻底的，常指可笑的失败 |
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| 47. | To defeat completely. |
| 彻底挫败 |
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| 48. | The dinner party was a disaster. |
| 宴会彻底失败 |
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| 49. | To wear out completely. |
| 彻底耗尽 |
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| 50. | a searching examination |
| 彻底的考察 |
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