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| 81. | You are a tall, handsome, and well-bred fellow. |
| 你这么英俊魁梧，这么有教养。 |
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| 82. | They're either speaking or preparing to speak. |
| 他们要么是说话，要么是准备说话。 |
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| 83. | ...these little things should carry such luck, and such charm, and such a spell... |
| …这么小的东西，可有这么大的运气，这么大的神通，这么大的魔力… |
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| 84. | l wanted to stop him, l wanted to say something, l wanted to hear something |
| 我想要留住他,跟他说话,听他说话 |
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| 85. | Artoo! Can you hear me? Say something! |
| Ｒ２，你能听到我说话吗﹖说话呀！ |
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| 86. | How can anyone be so open and so honest? |
| 这么可能有这么公开和诚实的人? |
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| 87. | How can something so round be so square? |
| 这么圆滑的东西怎么会这么死板? |
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| 88. | To speak haltingly; falter. |
| 言语支吾说话停停顿顿；说话结结巴巴 |
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| 89. | To speak with lengthened or drawn-out vowels. |
| 拉长调说话说话时将元音拉长 |
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| 90. | To speak rapidly or incoherently;jabber. |
| 急促不清地说话急促而含混地说话；急促而不清地说话 |
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