1.
at the end were acrobatics and dancers who performed swallowing knives, spitting fire, climbing the flag polls, walking on tight ropes.
后随百戏舞队，吞刀吐火，缘幢走索，
2.
The longitudinal cords are termed connectives.
纵走的索称为连索。
3.
Go, @ Aesop answered.
“走，”伊索回答说。
4.
Go,@ Aesop said to him.
“走。”伊索对他说。
5.
The prisoner studied ways to escape.
犯人思索逃走的办法。
6.
To strip(a vessel) of rigging.
拿走（一艘船）的索具
7.
It was pitch dark in the corridor and I had to feel my way along.
走廊里漆黑一团，我只得摸索着走过去。
8.
grope one's way along a darkened corridor
在黑暗的走廊里摸索着走.
9.
If he wandered off he quartered back and forth until he was on the gravel again.
一旦走偏，它就摸索着直至再走回石子道上来。
10.
The gravel scrunched under our feet as we walked up the path.
当我们沿著小路走时，脚下的砾石西西索索作响。
11.
"You won't get lucky," Hagen said.
“你不会走那样的运，索洛佐太机灵了。”
12.
Hands out gropingly, he went toward Katherine.
伸出手摸索着，往凯瑟琳那边走。
13.
Sophia went into the bathroom and found Mary in her birthday suit.
索菲亚走进浴室，发现玛丽一丝不挂。
14.
Reach out to other people and give affection; accept, but never demand it, in return.
走向他人并倾注感情，接受，但是不索取。
15.
He felt his way across the room when the lights went out.
灯熄之后他摸索着走过房间。
16.
He walked on a steel wire for over123 hours during25 days.
他在25天内连续走钢索超过了125小时。
17.
To feel or make(one's way) awkwardly.
笨拙地感觉或摸索着走路
18.
Pride increases our enemies, but puts our friends to flight. -- Aesop
骄傲招来敌人，驱走朋友。——伊索