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| 51. | To derange(the mind). |
| 使错乱使（神经）小正常 |
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| 52. | To disturb mentally; make insane. |
| 使精神错乱；使疯狂 |
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| 53. | Grief distracted him. |
| 悲哀使他精神错乱。 |
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| 54. | Affected by insanity;crazed. |
| 精神错乱导致的；发狂的 |
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| 55. | To make insane. |
| 使疯狂使精神错乱 |
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| 56. | To become mentally deranged or obsessed;go insane. |
| 变得精神错乱或迷乱；发狂 |
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| 57. | Of, relating to, or affected by psychosis. |
| 精神错乱的精神错乱的，与之有关的或受其影响的 |
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| 58. | I'm afraid Mary may lose her mind. |
| 我担心玛丽会精神错乱。 |
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| 59. | a diagnostic sign of yellow fever; diagnostic information; a rash symptomatic of scarlet fever; symptomatic of insanity; a rise in crime symptomatic of social breakdown. |
| 黄热病的诊断标志；诊断信息；猩红热的急性症状；精神错乱的症状；犯罪数量的上升是社会崩溃的征候。 |
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| 60. | You are mentally deranged. |
| 你的精神是错乱的。 |
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