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David: Religion gives people essential bravery.
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宗教给人必须的力量。 |
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David: So they're at target?
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大卫：那么它们达到目标额了？ |
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David: Sometimes. Why don't you stand up to him?
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戴维：有时候。你为什么不面对他呢？ |
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David: That's great! I'll bet our artificial sweetener supplier is really happy!
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大卫：那太好了！我敢肯定，我们的人造甜料供应商会感到十分高兴的！ |
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David: They are very good news indeed. But, don't talk shop during the dinner, we did deal so, remember?
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你们说得真的都是好消息，可是我们不是早就说好了，不要在吃饭的时候谈工作上的事情吗？！ |
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David: Was the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty the one in whose tomb were discovered the terra-cotta warriors?
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是的。除了修建长城以外，他也作过不少事情。虽然他的王朝是短命的，但他对中国历史的影响却是巨大的。 |
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David: Well, Michael Bolton's pretty grisly.
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大卫:嗯，麦克尔.波顿长得够恶心的。 |
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David: What about the US team?They had good postplayers and some complete forwards.
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大卫：那美国队呢？他们有好中锋也有全面的前锋，但他们今年成绩不妙。 |
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David: What makes you say that?
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大卫:你凭什么这么说? |
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David: Who are you to lecture me about closeness? Your idea of a long-term relationship is giving your date a chance to order dessert.
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你有什么资格可以指责我谈朋友的问题？你的所谓的长期关系不过是寻找吃甜点的机会罢了！ |
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David: Who knows, all we can do is just to wish him all the best.
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大卫：天知道他为什么要退役，我只能祝他好运。 |
