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| 31. | This report is a bit scrappy. |
| 这篇报告有一点杂乱无章。 |
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| 32. | Administration allows the balance in state politics to be tilted to organization rather than coercion. |
| 管理允许国家政治天平偏向组织，而不是偏向压制。 |
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| 33. | lastly, fashions, even more grotesque and foolish, which, since the anarchical and splendid deviations of the Renaissance,have followed each other in the necessary decadence of architecture. |
| 再次是时髦风尚，越来越怪诞，越来越丑陋，从文艺复兴时期种种杂乱无章和富丽堂皇的偏向开始，层出不穷，必然导致建筑艺术的衰落。 |
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| 34. | a farraginous mass of disordered report |
| 一份七拼八凑杂乱无章的报告 |
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| 35. | In complete disorder. |
| 杂乱无章地，全无秩序地 |
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| 36. | The things on the table were all in a muddle. |
| 桌子上的东西杂乱无章。 |
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| 37. | It was a scrappy, rambling speech. |
| 那篇讲话杂乱无章, 毫无条理. |
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| 38. | The ball deflected to the left. |
| 球偏向左边。 |
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| 39. | The papers in the office were all jumbled up. |
| 办公室里的文件杂乱无章。 |
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| 40. | grandma teeth |
| 球瓶杂乱无章地排列 |
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