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| 21. | clandestine evolution |
| 不易觉察的进化 |
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| 22. | To perceive differences. |
| 辨明，分清觉察出不同之处 |
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| 23. | perceive as familiar. |
| 因为对某事物熟悉而认出它。 |
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| 24. | To perceive incorrectly; misunderstand. |
| 误解不正确的理解；误解 |
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| 25. | So slowly that most people cannot perceive any visual change over the course of normal day-to-day living |
| 很多人在感官上觉察不出日久天长所带来的损害或者车的寿命有多长。 |
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| 26. | invisible difference |
| 觉察不出的区别 |
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| 27. | in an imperceptible manner or to an imperceptible degree. |
| 以觉察不到的方式；或达到觉察不到的程度。 |
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| 28. | perceive By the nose |
| 用鼻嗅出 |
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| 29. | minimum perceptible acuity |
| 最小可觉察视敏度 |
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| 30. | An imperceptible drop in temperature. |
| 难以觉察的气温下降 |
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