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Americans spend more on dog and cat food than they spend on baby food.
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美国猫狗食品的花费要超过婴儿食品的花费。 |
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Americans still find it hard to be relaxed about the rise of China – and understandably so.
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美国对中国的崛起仍难以放松——这是可以理解的。 |
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Americans still like to be handy at all things.
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美国人始终喜欢自己动手。 |
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Americans still see their country as a land of opportunity, and many believe that if they work hard and make the right decisions, they can end up rich.
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美国人仍然认为在自己的国家机会良多,很多人相信只要努力工作,而且选择正确,他们最终会富起来的。 |
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Americans stopped taking prosperity for granted.
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美国不再视繁荣为理所当然之事。 |
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Americans take great pride in their military, the strongest one in the world, having spent a colossal $370.7 billion on it in 2003 alone.
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美国人一直对自己的军队深感自豪,认为他们是全世界最强大的,仅在2003年的军费开支就高达3707亿美元。 |
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Americans take shorter and fewer vacations than people in most other industrialized countries.
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与大部分工业化国家相比,美国人休假时间短,休假次数少。 |
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Americans tend to put their own special brand on any foreign import and 1)equestrian sports are no exception.
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美国人喜欢在任何舶来品上打上自己特有的印记,即使是马术比赛也毫不例外。 |
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Americans then thought men should be 25, according to a new Gallup Poll reporting the change in attitudes.
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根据一项新的盖洛普的民意调查,态度上的改变,当时的美国人认为男性应该是25岁。 |
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Americans traditionally say they dislike negative ads.
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传统的美国人不喜欢这些负面广告。 |
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Americans try to make the most of their space, too.
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美国人也试着将空间做最佳的利用。 |