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| 91. | His attitude underwent an abrupt transition, ie changed suddenly. |
| 他的态度突然改变了. |
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| 92. | Rudely brief or abrupt, as in speech or manner. |
| 唐突的简短失礼的或唐突的，如在讲话或举止中 |
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| 93. | The abrupt questions surprised him into admitting the truth. |
| 突如其来的发问使他承认了实情。 |
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| 94. | The river takes an abrupt bend to the west. |
| 这河突然向西转弯。 |
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| 95. | An abrupt discharge of fluid, especially of seminal fluid. |
| 射精突然排放液体，尤指排放精液 |
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| 96. | She interspersed all her remarks with this abrupt laugh. |
| 她每逢说话，总是开始钝重的笑笑。 |
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| 97. | His manner was abrupt to the point of rudeness. |
| 他举止唐突, 近乎粗鲁. |
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| 98. | (of a person)speaking sharply and briefly;curt;abrupt |
| （指人）说话尖刻而简短,简单粗暴,唐突无礼 |
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| 99. | Abrupt and curt in manner or speech;discourteously blunt. |
| 态度，语言粗鲁的，简慢的；生硬无礼的 |
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| 100. | It' s very unlike him to be so abrupt. |
| 他这麽粗鲁可不像他平时的样子. |
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