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| 71. | Judy: No wonder he threw a fit. His popularity is really a sore spot. |
| （怪不得他生气了。口碑可是他的一大痛处。） |
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| 72. | "Having a good time, you selfish creatures? No wonder, some people are lonely!" |
| “你们太快活，太私心，怪不得有人要说寂寞了 |
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| 73. | Mary: Poor old dog. No wonder he's been off color. Is it serious? |
| 玛丽：可怜的家伙，怪不得牠一脸病容。病情严重吗？ |
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| 74. | People who keep spending more than they earn earn usually get into financial difficulties. |
| 这年轻继承人被警告说，如果他再挥金如土，将会很快破产。 |
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| 75. | No wonder it's hot in here;you've got your fire going full blast. |
| 怪不得这里面这么热，你们已经干得热火朝天了。 |
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| 76. | `John isn't here today.'`That figures,he looked very unwell yesterday.' |
| ＇｀怪不得,他昨天就好象不太舒服.＇ |
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| 77. | no wonder your tests say you're a corpse. |
| 怪不得你的测试显示你是个死人了 |
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| 78. | This prodigal mood does not extinguish her growing sense of the need for economy. |
| 这种挥金如土的心情并未能完全消除她应该节省的感觉。 |
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| 79. | First Musician. Whereby hangs a tale, sir? |
| 乐工甲怪不得有个什麽玩艺儿，大哥？ |
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| 80. | The poor peasant replies, "Don't blame me.The year is nearly over.I'll pay you back next year." |
| 贫农说：“怪不得，年岁大了，明年再还吧１ |
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