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| 51. | The water is beginning to boil. |
| 水逐渐沸腾起来. |
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| 52. | occasional（偶然、特殊场合、临时的） case the phrase（短语、惯用语） emphasizes（用力的,显著的,断然的） the importance of the phase（阶段、状态 |
| 在偶然情况下该短句强调了相位对于激光的重要性. |
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| 53. | The water is on the boil. |
| 水在沸腾中。 |
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| 54. | When water boils it turns into steam. |
| 水沸腾而变成蒸汽. |
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| 55. | departure from nucleate boiling |
| 偏离泡核沸腾 |
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| 56. | bubbling fluidized bed combustion |
| 沸腾式流化床燃烧 |
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| 57. | nonsteaming economizer |
| 不沸腾式省煤器 |
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| 58. | Throw it into the river and the river starts boiling at once. |
| 抛到河里，河水马上沸腾； |
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| 59. | BONUS (Boling Nuclear Superheat Reactor) |
| 沸腾式过热核反应堆 |
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| 60. | The people were uplifted. |
| 人们都沸腾起来了。 |
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