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| 71. | His contributions have run through virtually all of modern astronomy. |
| 他的贡献几乎遍及现代天文学的所有领域。 |
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| 72. | e has virtually nothing of compassionate accent of Brooklyn. |
| 布鲁克林地方的人说活有些悲天悯人的味道，他就基本上没有这样的腔调。 |
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| 73. | Assured of a successful outcome;virtually accomplished or won. |
| 稳操胜券的确信有成功的结果；实际上已完成或已赢得 |
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| 74. | Virtually all UN humanitarian relief is funded by voluntary contributions. |
| 实际上，联合国所有人道主义救济都是通过自愿捐款提供经费的。 |
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| 75. | (used before no,nobody,none,nothing,never) virtually; practically |
| (用于no,nobody,none,nothing,never之前) 实质上;实际上;简直 |
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| 76. | Education is highly prized, and literacy is virtually 100 percent. |
| 教育受到高度重视，居民的识字率实际上达到百分之百。 |
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| 77. | The journey to Tunis in1914 virtually opened his eyes. |
| 甑耐荒崴怪?檬箍死锎罂?劢纭 |
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| 78. | She had virtually requested him to go-he knew that. |
| 她实际已经对他下了逐客令，他心里明白这点。 |
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| 79. | Now virtually all major corporations give very detailed reports. |
| 现在几乎所有的大公司都提出详细的报告。 |
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| 80. | Therapist Frank Pittman believes virtually all cheaters deeply regret straying. |
| 治疗学家弗兰克?特曼认为，几乎所有的婚姻背叛者都会为自己的出轨深感后悔。 |
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