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| 81. | and the disturbances, if they existed, would have been more difficult to calculate than those of Uranus which led to the discovery of Neptune. |
| 如果这个“扰他”星所造成的星辰错乱真的成为事实的话，那将会比天王星所发生的星辰错乱（人们依靠天王星的星辰错乱，才发现了海王星）更加难以推算。 |
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| 82. | Towards evening Joe, too, was taken with a fit of insanity. |
| 到了傍晚，乔也开始精神错乱了。 |
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| 83. | A deranged, potentially dangerous person. |
| 精神病患者精神错乱、有可能产生危害的人 |
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| 84. | derange mentally, throw out of mental balance; make insane. |
| 使精神错乱；使精神脱离平衡；患有精神 |
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| 85. | "I thank you, Mr. District-Attorney, but I am not mad; |
| “我谢谢您，检察官先生，我神经并没有错乱。 |
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| 86. | patient support group |
| 病人支持小组；病人关怀小组 |
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| 87. | Unhinged by her death, he fell ill. |
| 她死后他精神错乱而病倒了. |
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| 88. | To pull in conflicting emotional directions;unsettle. |
| 使混乱；使困惑使精神错乱；使不安 |
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| 89. | patient care unit |
| 病人护理单位；病人护理科 |
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| 90. | His attorney is pleading the insanity defense. |
| 他的律师要以精神错乱防卫为由辩护 |
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