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| 41. | A long, hard winter. |
| 漫长而严酷的冬季 |
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| 42. | a harsh texture |
| 粗糙的纺织品质地 |
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| 43. | A harsh scolding. |
| 呵斥，斥责 |
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| 44. | These soldiers are seasoned to the rigors of the climate. |
| 这些士兵适应严酷气候。 |
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| 45. | a harsh climate |
| 令人难受的气候 |
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| 46. | ” But if Germans can no longer shield themselves from the harsh realities of world affairs, how they |
| ”但是，如果德国再也无法回避国际事务的严酷现实，对此“现实的冲击”会如何反应依然是个未决问题。 |
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| 47. | Harsh and inappropriate |
| 粗俗不通 |
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| 48. | The early articles were of great severity. |
| 早期的条例十分严酷。 |
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| 49. | It sounds harsh . |
| 他嗓音刺耳。 |
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| 50. | sharply disagreeable; rigorous. |
| 非常令人不愉快；严酷的。 |
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