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| 81. | His evasive reply prompted me to ask him another question. |
| 他的含糊其词的答复促使我提出又一个问题。 |
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| 82. | Why he did it are obscure. |
| 他为什么做那件事是不明显的。 |
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| 83. | uncannily or threateningly dark or obscure. |
| 神秘的或者险恶的黑暗、朦胧。 |
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| 84. | Turning down an obscure street and entering an obscure lane, he went up to a smith's shop. |
| 他拐进一个偏僻的街道，走进一条冷僻的小巷，向一家铁匠铺走去。 |
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| 85. | Of a mysterious or obscure nature |
| "不可思议的,含糊难解的" |
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| 86. | A little overwhelmed, I began the generalized evasions which that question deserves. |
| 我有点不知所措，就开始说一些含糊其词的话来搪塞。 |
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| 87. | an obscure corner of the garden |
| 花园里偏僻的一角 |
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| 88. | not straight; dishonest or immoral or evasive. |
| 不率直的；不诚实的、不道德的或含糊其词的。 |
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| 89. | That kind of vague statement was vintage Henry. |
| 这类含糊其词的说法就是亨利牌的陈年佳酿。 |
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| 90. | Lacking clarity or distinctness; cloudy or obscure. |
| 模糊的不清楚的或者不明显的；含糊的或者朦胧的 |
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