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| 11. | fantastic fiction |
| 科幻小说 |
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| 12. | Eccentric and wild; entirely out of the common |
| 离奇怪诞 |
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| 13. | Changing and eccentric |
| 转折离奇 |
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| 14. | Fantastic! /Terrific! |
| 太棒了！太精彩了！ |
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| 15. | precision made to the highest standard and comes complete with everything you need to perform this fantastic |
| 每个单位都被精确到了最高水平来完成一切,你需要做这种离奇例行: |
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| 16. | quaint customs |
| 离奇的风俗 |
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| 17. | New York Times of the United States said on May 25 that the facts stressed in the Cox Report were too fantastic |
| ——美国《纽约时报》5月25日说，《考克斯报告》所强调的一些事实太离奇复杂。%$ |
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| 18. | fantastic story |
| 怪诞的故事 |
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| 19. | a whimsical sense of humour |
| 离奇的幽默感 |
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| 20. | fantastic attire |
| 怪诞的服装 |
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