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| 81. | The champion came off badly in his match with the unknown player. |
| 在同那个名不见经传的选手比赛中，那位冠军一败涂地。 |
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| 82. | She had never seen such poverty before, and by the same token could not quite believe it. |
| 她从未见过如此的穷困，而且也不太相信竟有如此的穷困存在。 |
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| 83. | Poor, badly-dressed, badly-behaved child |
| 衣衫褴褛、行为恶劣的贫儿 |
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| 84. | He often alluded to his poverty. |
| 他常提及他的穷困。 |
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| 85. | Things badly acquired, badly wasted away . |
| 非法所得，失之必易。 |
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| 86. | Jones always tried to play off poor old Smith;who stammered badly. |
| 琼斯总是拿可怜的老史密斯开心，史密斯吃得厉害。 |
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| 87. | well [ badly ] groomed=well [ badly ] dressed) |
| 修饰得好[不好](尤指头发, 胡须与上衣) |
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| 88. | an offensive term for White people who are impoverished. |
| 对穷困白人侮蔑的称呼。 |
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| 89. | LED visual component with 6 LED styles, independent ON/OFF colour selection and variable Blink rate. |
| 降腖ED灯号元件,可控制灯号闪烁的频率及On/Off时灯号的颜色. |
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| 90. | Even I get boarded sometimes. |
| 我也有穷困的时候呀！ |
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