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| 21. | That wizened and grotesque little old man is a notorious miser. |
| 那个干瘪难看的小老头是个臭名远扬的吝啬鬼。 |
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| 22. | Infamous by way of being extremely wicked. |
| 极恶毒的因极其凶毒而声名狼藉的 |
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| 23. | [Humma] Zaphod Beeblebrox, our infamous President. |
| 查福德·碧波洛克思,我们臭名昭著的总统 |
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| 24. | The infamous traitor was sentenced to death. |
| 那个罪大恶极的叛徒被判处死刑。 |
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| 25. | who was one of the most gifted and notorious personages of his time. |
| 当时最有天赋 同时也最臭名远扬的男人 |
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| 26. | Their parties are notorious - Nothing but free-Flowing booze and boys. |
| 那些派对都臭名远扬 除了酒就是男孩子了 |
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| 27. | I was shocked by her infamous behavior. |
| 我对她不名誉的行为大为震惊。 |
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| 28. | including the infamous @Alien Autopsy Video. |
| 包括声名狼藉的“外星人验尸录像。” |
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| 29. | A number of the most flagrantly debauched aldermen, it is true, were defeated. |
| 不错，有些臭名远扬十分堕落的市参议员落了 |
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| 30. | Balancing tests are notoriously unpredictable in their application. |
| 平衡检验在应用中难以预测，这已是臭名远扬。 |
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