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| 61. | In the desperate circumstances which followed, the government issued ever more notes. |
| 在嗣后的危机年代里，政府愈加增发钞票。 |
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| 62. | His language has become increasingly stark, to the point of sounding strident(Robert Pear) |
| 他的话愈加生硬，甚至听起来刺耳(罗伯特 派尔) |
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| 63. | A violent free-for-all. |
| 激烈的论战激烈的可自由参加的论战 |
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| 64. | heated campaign |
| 激烈的运动 |
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| 65. | go at it hammer and tongs |
| 1.激烈争吵 |
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| 66. | a fiery speech |
| 激烈的演说 |
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| 67. | The publisher's techniques for the promotion of his wares have become increasingly sophisticated since the 1950s. |
| 自从50年代以来，出版商推销书籍的方式愈加复杂。 |
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| 68. | with a (wild) wanion |
| 激烈地; 猛烈地 |
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| 69. | After China's entering WTO, the problems seem to be more and more conspicuous. |
| 在入世后的当代中国，政府信用问题愈加突出。 |
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| 70. | moving with or producing or produced by vigorous agitation. |
| 以激烈的搅动形式运动，产生激烈的搅动或者由激烈的搅动产生。 |
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