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| 51. | a brutal attack, murder, punishment |
| 野蛮的进攻、 谋杀、 惩罚. |
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| 52. | wild accusations;a wild guess. |
| 胡乱指控；胡乱猜测 |
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| 53. | wild geese; edible wild plants. |
| 野鹅；可食的野生植物。 |
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| 54. | Rigid hierarchy and savage political oppression. |
| 等级森严，政治压迫极端野蛮。 |
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| 55. | a barbarous crime; brutal beatings; cruel tortures; Stalin's roughshod treatment of the kulaks; a savage slap; vicious kicks. |
| 野蛮的罪行；残忍的痛打；残忍的拷打；斯大林对富农的残忍对待；野蛮的攻击；野蛮的脚踢。 |
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| 56. | Extremely savage;fierce. |
| 极为野蛮的；残忍的 |
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| 57. | When he's drunk he's a beast. |
| 他喝醉时很野蛮. |
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| 58. | make brutal, unfeeling, or inhuman. |
| 变残忍、无情或野蛮。 |
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| 59. | a cruel wicked and inhuman person. |
| 残酷邪恶并且野蛮的人。 |
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| 60. | benighted ages of barbarism and superstition |
| 野蛮迷信的蒙昧时代 |
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