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- "能告诉我去邮局怎么走吗？" "你从那座大楼旁边走过去，在那个拐角处乘公共汽车去。" "Can you tell me how to get to the post office?" "You can make by that building and get on the bus at that corner."
- "今晚你在家里吃饭吗？" 她母亲问道。 "Are you eating in tonight?" asked her mother.
- "你去游泳吗？" "不，我得了感冒。" "Are you going swimming?" "I should coca! I've got a cold."
- "别以为就这么定下来了，通常要局长说了才算的。" 汤姆说道。 "Don't think it is settled yet; the Director always has the last word, " said Tom.
- "很抱歉在这个时候给你打电话。" "I am sorry to call you this time of the day."
- "别跟我来那一套！你知道他为什么做那件事。是因为她太罗嗦。" "Don't give me that! You know why he did it. She nagged him."
- "喝杯啤酒？" "不，谢谢。我好不容易决定不再喝酒了的。" "Have a beer." "No thanks. I've signed the pledge at last."
- "你经常去那里吗？" "一月一次。" "How often do you go there?" "Once a month."
- "可是对你来说这是一桩大事啊。" "什么大事不大事的！我担心什么？" "But it's a serious matter for you." "Serious my foot, why should I worry?"
- "爸，今晚我用一下车子，" 他说。 "除非我死了！" 他父亲答道。 "I'm going to take the car tonight, Dad, " he said. "Over my dead body!" his father answered.
- "你们为什么都以我当初决定来指责我？你们那时可都是同意了的。" "Why should you all throw my decisions back at me? You agreed with me at the time."
- "你父亲还好吗？" "还不是老样子。" "How is your father?" "Much the same(as he was)."
- "本特森是一个不折不扣的德州佬，在这里住了一辈子，服务参议院，代表德州人凡十七年。" "Lloyd Bentsen is Texan through and trough, lived here all his life, served in the Senate, representing Texans for17 years."
- "别继续以这种节奏节生活：你会得神经衰弱症的。" "Don't carry on living this pace: You'll wind up with a nervous breakdown"
- "杰克为什么走了？" 他手里拿着玻璃杯子，问道。史密斯先生说： "啊，事实就是如此，这你也是知道的。" "Why did Jack leave?" he asked, his hand round the glass. "Oh, just one of those things, " Mr Smith said, "you know the way it is."
- "坚持住，吉姆，别让史蒂夫超过你！" "Stick it, Jim; don't let Steve get ahead of you."
- "你去不去看电影？" "随便好啦。" "Would you like to go to the cinema?" "I'm not bothered."
- 碰上老板情绪不好的时候，他会为了一点点小事把你大骂一通。 If the boss is in one of this had moods,he'll jump on you for the slightest thing.
- "你不能带玛丽去参加晚会，她是我的女朋友。" "是这么回事吗？" "You can't take Mary to the party- She's my girl." "Says who?"
- "你的假期过得怎样？" -- "嗯，也有玩得不错的时候。" "How was your holiday?" - "Well, it had its moments."
