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| 81. | She sometimes borrowed Aphrodite's girdle to excite his passion and thus weaken his will. |
| 有时，她借用阿佛洛狄特的腰带来勾起他的情欲，从而削弱他的意志。 |
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| 82. | Having a fever or symptoms characteristic of a fever. |
| 引起或易于引起热病的. |
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| 83. | To affect with or as if with a cramp. |
| 使引起痉挛；装作引起痉挛 |
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| 84. | Finally tell us two more interesting facts about the game to excite our readers. |
| 最后你能否再为我们的读者讲述些有趣的方面？ |
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| 85. | ," learned from his mother who believed in the Pentecost, that he sang at dirgeslowness, setting off引起 |
| 埃尼斯能唱几句《草莓杂色马》，杰克则唱了卡尔-帕金斯的歌《我所说的》，他但更喜欢一些忧伤的歌曲，比如《飘行与水上的基督》，这歌是他从笃信圣灵降临教派的母亲那里学的，他如唱挽歌般缓缓地唱着歌，引来远处狼嚎阵阵。 |
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| 86. | Greatness is a spiritual condition worthy to excite love, interest, and admiration (Matthew Arnold). |
| 伟大是一种值得深深热爱、推崇和钦佩的精神境界（马修 阿诺德）。 |
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| 87. | If football is so exciting, why does it take cheerleaders to excite the crowd? |
| 假如足球真很令人兴奋的话，那还要拉拉队队长干什么呢？ |
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| 88. | to excite; to thrill; to agitate; to impassion; to carry away; to work up |
| 使激动 |
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| 89. | Anyway, I would like to give something refreshing to excite my Hong Kong fans. |
| 不管怎样，我愿意做些新鲜事让我的香港歌迷开心。 |
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| 90. | To cause to sin. |
| 引起罪恶 |
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