91. Is that why you held out?

*hold out: to resist or survive in a dangerous or difficult situation

92. The judge would only declare us deadlocked if we were evenly split.

*declare something/somebody+adj.

*be evenly split (noun)

93. If it hadn't been for juror number nine we would have convicted.

*注意虛擬語氣

*for表原因

94. She exhausted us.

*exhaust: to make somebody feel very tired

synonym wear out

- exhaust somebody: Even a short walk exhausted her.

- exhaust yourself:There's no need to exhaust yourself clearing up—we'll do it.

95. Suit yourself.

*suit yourself: (informal)to do exactly what you would like

- I choose my assignments to suit myself.

96. My vote counted just as much as theirs.

*count: [intransitive] (not used in the progressive tenses) to be important

- count as much as...

97. I tend to look at a person and size them up pretty quickly.

* size up somebody | size up something | size somebody up | size something up: (informal) to form a judgement or an opinion about somebody/something

98. The defendant, Jennifer?

*defendant: the person in a trial who is accused of committing a crime, or who is being sued by another person 被告

99. She never put on airs.

*put on airs 裝腔作勢

100. Just so I'm clear: the defense expert argued that the gunshot residue on Jennifer's hands came from the struggle.

*just so I'm clear

*argue that...

*gunshot residue 槍擊殘留物

*come from the struggle