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| 81. | Harsh words that foreboded estrangement. |
| 预示着隔阂的刺耳话语 |
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| 82. | she said in harsh invitation. |
| 她说，她的邀请颇有些刺耳。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 现代英语佳作赏析 小说篇 - Pattern of Love(1) |
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| 83. | the alarm bell's harsh tone |
| 刺耳的警钟的声音. |
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| 84. | a dour, self-sacrificing life; a forbidding scowl; a grim man loving duty more than humanity; undoubtedly the grimmest part of him was his iron claw- J.M.Barrie. |
| 严酷的自我牺牲式的生活；可怕的怒容；热爱责任超过人性的可怕、严酷的人。 |
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| 85. | utter a harsh abrupt scream. |
| 发出尖声地突然地尖叫。 |
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| 86. | Harsh or grating sound; discord. |
| 刺耳的声音刺耳的碰撞声或摩擦声；不和谐 |
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| 87. | We're not harsh, Lydia thought. |
| 我们并不刻薄，利季娅想。 |
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| 88. | not harsh; causing little distress. |
| 不严厉；导致很少的苦恼。 |
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| 89. | a harsh judge, judgement, punishment |
| 严厉的法官、 判决、 处罚. |
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| 90. | Dragoon sb. into doing sth. |
| （用严酷手段）强迫某人（做某事） |
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