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| 71. | emerge in an endless stream |
| 层出不穷 |
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| 72. | To emerge from poverty or obscurity |
| 出身贫贱 |
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| 73. | He felt new emotions emerge. |
| 他感到新的感情产生了。 |
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| 74. | To expose to or reveal by radiation. |
| 暴露于射线用辐射手段暴露或发现某物 |
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| 75. | New leaders who may emerge. |
| 可能出现的新领导者们 |
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| 76. | emerge from; come out from |
| 自..出现 |
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| 77. | emerge out of the void |
| 凭空出现 |
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| 78. | A multitude of heroic figures emerge. |
| 大量英雄人物出现了。 |
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| 79. | lethal exposure dose 50% |
| 半致死暴露剂量<在规定的暴露时间里 |
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| 80. | To cause to emerge or issue. |
| 使出现，使流出， |
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