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| 91. | You should coordinate with each other, not counteract each other's efforts. |
| 你们俩要相互照应，不要相互拆台。 |
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| 92. | reciprocal arrangements |
| 相互安排 |
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| 93. | any language that pretends to communicate but actually does not. |
| 装作交流实际上没有交流的语言。 |
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| 94. | reciprocal chiasma |
| 相互交叉 |
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| 95. | reciprocal demand |
| 相互需求 |
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| 96. | alternating-current torque motor |
| 交流扭矩电动机;交流陀螺修正电动机 |
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| 97. | reciprocal translocation |
| 相互易位 |
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| 98. | generator ,alternating current (excl. those for internal combustion engines) |
| 交流发电机（不包括内燃机用交流发电机） |
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| 99. | The cable line had brought the two continents so near that people could begin to talk to each other across the Atlantic in a fraction of a second. |
| 电缆线缩短了两大洲之间的距离，从而使人们开始能够在瞬间隔着大西洋相互交流。 |
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| 100. | Something that corresponds;a correlative. |
| 相互关联的东西相互关联的一方 |
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