101. The tall man installed a small wallet on the wall.
高个男子把一小钱包安放到墙上。
wallet [ˈwɑ:lit]
n.皮夹子
102. Except dishonest ones, anyone who is honest can get honey, everyone thinks so.
除了不诚实的人外，任何诚实的人都能得到蜂蜜，人人都这么想。
dishonest [disˈɔnist]
a.不诚实的
– Although she is poor, it doesn’t follow that she is dishonest. 虽然她穷，却未必不诚实。
honey [ˈhʌni]
n.蜂蜜；甜蜜；[常作爱称]宝贝儿，亲爱的
103. The exhausted man and the trustful guy thrust a knife into the rusty crust.
精疲力竭的男子和深信不疑的家伙将一把刀子刺向生锈的外壳。
exhausted [igˈzɔ:stid]
a.耗尽的；精疲力尽的
– She did not cry out; her tears were exhausted. 她哭不出来了，因为眼泪都已哭干了。
trustful [‘trʌstful]
adj. 相信的,信任的
thrust [θrʌst]
v.推，插；刺 n.戳，刺；要旨；推力
– He thrust his hands into his pockets. 他把两手插入衣袋里。
rusty [ˈrʌsti]
a.生锈的；荒疏的
– The lock was rusty, so we had to smash the door open. 锁锈住了，我们得把门砸开。
crust [krʌst]
n.(一片)面包皮，硬外皮；外壳，地壳