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| 91. | They seemed to be too nervous and were too anxious to leave. |
| 他们看来过分紧张不安,并且过分急于离开。 |
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| 92. | overdid the compliments. |
| 过分赞美 |
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| 93. | pay extravagant compliments |
| 过分夸奖. |
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| 94. | I don't want 'em depending on someone they can't count on. |
| 我不想让他们依赖一个不值得依赖的人 |
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| 95. | Knowledge rests not upon truth alone, but up errors also. --Carl G. Jung |
| 知识不仅依赖真理，也依赖错误。——荣格 |
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| 96. | a florid room, painting |
| 过分装饰的房间、 过分艳丽的画. |
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| 97. | "Depend:To rely, especially for support or maintenance." |
| "依赖:依赖,尤指依靠支持或维持." |
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| 98. | They dislike being dependent on other people or having others dependent on them. |
| 他们不喜欢依赖别人，也不喜欢别人依赖他们。 |
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| 99. | The state or quality of being prudish. |
| 过分拘谨过分拘谨的状态或品质 |
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| 100. | No recourse was left. |
| 无可依赖了。 |
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