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Steven: Yes, but Maria might not be back in. You might have to help me. Can you keep an eye on things for the next few days?
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史蒂文：是的，但是玛丽亚有可能回不来，你可能得帮帮我。以后的几天，你可以帮我照看一下吗？ |
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Steven: Yes. I talked to Greg Olden and I talked to Thomas Jones too. They haven't worked at a television station either.
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史蒂文：是的，我同格来格•顿谈过了，我也同托马斯•琼斯谈过了。他们也都没有在电视台工作过。 |
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Steven: You'd like her. She was a reporter in Dallas.
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史蒂文：你会喜欢她的。她在达拉斯当记者。 |
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Steven:After working six hours straight, I zoned out in front of my computer screen.
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连续工作六小时之后，我在电脑屏幕前头脑一片空白。 |
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Steven:He's always a know-it-all.
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他总是一个万事通。 |
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Steven:She's stayed at home for the whole week so as not to meet him.
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为了躲他，她已经在家里呆了整整一个星期。 |
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Steven:What do we call a person who never talks to others and stays at home the whole day?
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我们把一个从来不和别人说话整天呆在家里的人叫做什么？ |
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Steven:You don't look very well, don't you?
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你看起来不太好，不是吗？ |
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Stevens' report specifically lists concerns about two managers.
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史蒂文斯报告的特别名单中涉及两名主教练。 |
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Stevens: Do you know what I am doing, Miss Kenton? I am placing my mind elsewhere while you chatter away.
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史蒂文斯：你知道我在做什么么，基顿小姐？当你喋喋不休的时候我正在别处神游。 |
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Stevenson examines man's relationship with good and evil, and comments on the constant war and balance between the two.
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史蒂文森检查人的用好和坏的关系，并且在这两个之间对恒定的战争和平衡作评论。 |
