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| 21. | came to an abrupt stop; an abrupt change in the weather. |
| 突然停了下来；天气的突然变化。 |
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| 22. | fly off at a tangent |
| 突然改变行经|突然离题 |
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| 23. | Burst out laughing; burst into tears. |
| 突然大笑起来；突然哭起来 |
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| 24. | Drop across |
| 突然来访 |
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| 25. | wreak havoc; bring comments; play a joke; The rain brought relief to the drought-stricken area. |
| 产生浩劫；产生麻烦；产生结果；产生效果。 |
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| 26. | (physics) a short-lived oscillation in a system caused by a sudden change of voltage or current or load. |
| （物理学）系统中因电压或荷载的突然变化而产生的顺时电振荡。 |
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| 27. | To burst forth into or as if into flame. |
| 突然燃烧突然迸发或象突然迸发似地发出火焰 |
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| 28. | To leave abruptly or hurriedly. |
| 突然离开突然或匆忙地离开 |
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| 29. | A sudden jarring or jerking, as from a heavy blow or an abrupt movement. |
| 震动，摇动，颠簸（如因受重击或猝然移动而产生的）突然震动或颠簸 |
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| 30. | go into a sudden nosedive |
| 突然俯冲. |
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