S01E17 — Good morning, everybody.

📺 Community📅 Season 1 · Episode 17📊 中级
00:05

Good morning, everybody.

早啊 各位

00:06

Hey. - Hi, Jeff.

早 -早啊 杰夫

00:07

I brought bagels.

我带了百吉饼来

00:09

Oh, I'd love a bagel.

我要来一个

00:10

Be a perfect beginning for my first day of billiards class.

作为我第一节桌球课的完美前奏

00:14

Oh, did you pick a special outfit so you can look sexy shooting pool?

你特意买了身新行头 来伪装成性感桌球王子吗

00:17

Shirley, I have no idea what you are talkin' about.

雪瑞 你瞎说什么呢

00:21

13.

不吉利

00:23

Ah, great, so much for "baggels".

这下好了 粑吉饼 泡汤了

00:26

So much for what?

什么泡汤了The baggels. You dropped them on the floor. 粑吉饼 都被你搞到地上了

00:29

Uh, they're called bagels.

这叫百吉饼

00:32

Uh, I lived in New York, Troy.

特洛伊 我可是正宗纽约客

00:34

I know what a baggel is.

我知道什么是粑吉饼

00:36

What the hell is wrong with you?

你有啥毛病吗

00:37

What?

什么呀

00:39

You say bagel wrong.

你把百吉饼都叫错了

00:40

I say it the same as you.

我明明和你们说的一样

00:41

Say it again.

那你再说一遍

00:44

Baggel.

粑吉饼

00:48

Look, can we just keep studying?

我们还是接着学习好了

00:49

We're on page 258.

现在看第二百五十八页

00:51

What "padge" was that?

第几 亚 来着

00:53

Two "five-ty" eight.

第二百五 是 页

00:57

Check this out.

来瞧瞧这个

00:59

Oh, it's a drawing of Abed with...

是阿布蒂的画像

01:01

hearts all around it.

周围布满了爱心

01:04

Strictly speaking, Troy, the Bible condemns this level of friendship.

严格来说 特洛伊 这种越界的友情会遭天谴的

01:06

I didn't draw that.

不是我画的

01:08

I bought that book used.

我买的二手书

01:09

It must have been whoever had it last.

肯定是它的上一任主人画的

01:10

Obviously, it's a girl who has a crush on Abed.

显然是一个暗恋阿布蒂的姑娘画的

01:13

This is so romantic .

好纯情

01:15

It's just like the " Notebook ", except, instead of alzheimer's, Abed has-- someone who likes him.

就像是《恋恋笔记本》 这女生肯定没老年痴呆症[电影情节] 而是 阿布蒂有了追求者

01:21

Well, whoever she is, she's fat.

不管她是谁 肯定是个肥婆

  • hell — n.地狱;究竟(作加强语气词);训斥;黑暗势力; vi.过放荡生活;飞驰; int.该死;见鬼(表示惊奇、烦 恼、厌恶、恼怒、失望等);
  • whoever — pron.无论谁;任何人; n.《爱谁谁》(电影名);
  • crush — vt.压碎;弄 皱,变形;使…挤入; vi.挤;被压碎; n.粉碎;迷恋;压榨;拥挤的人群;
  • romantic — adj.浪漫的;多情的;空想 的; n.浪漫的人; vt.使…浪漫化;
  • Notebook — n. 笔记本;[计]笔记本电脑;
  • instead — adv.代替;反而;
01:23

These thick pencil lines are drawn with a heavy hand.

猪蹄子才能画出这么强劲的线条

01:25

We gotta find this person for Abed.

我们得替阿布蒂找到她

01:26

Unless it's a boy, then we have to find him for Jesus.

万一是男的 我们就要代表上帝消灭他

01:29

But, either way, this is going to be fun.

不管怎样 我们都有的玩儿了

01:36

■ ■ ■ Adios.

再见

01:48

Adios.

再见

01:49

Adios.

再见

01:50

Adios.

再见

01:53

Guys!

伙计们

01:54

Class is over.

下课啦

01:55

I'm trying to get you to leave.

我说的是你们可以撤啦

01:57

Oh. - Oh...cool.

这样 -挺好

02:00

Pick that up.

捡起来

02:01

Senor Chang?

昌老师

02:03

We're trying to figure out whose Spanish book this was before Troy's.

我们想知道 特洛伊的二手课本原本属于谁

02:15

Jenny Adams.

珍妮·亚当斯

02:16

Oh.

好强大

02:17

Oh, come on.

太假了

02:19

If all Chinese were psychic, you would have started using birth control centuries ago.

要是中国人都这么神通广大 几百年前你们就会搞计划生育了Her name's in the front of the book, morons. 扉页上写了名字 脑残们

02:25

Yay! He's right.

果然有

02:27

Them, I understand, but how did you not think of that?

他们脑残也就算了 你怎么也被传染了

02:30

I may have been thrown off by Britta's pronunciation of the word "bagel."

可能是布雷塔 念百吉饼的发音把我搞懵了

02:34

How do you pronounce bagel? - I don't.

你怎么念百吉饼的 -不要

02:35

Come on. - Baggel.

乖 -粑吉饼

02:36

Ugh! You're the worst.

你是最脑残的

02:39

So...

好了

02:40

We have a name.

我们搞到名字了

02:41

Jenny Adams.

珍妮·亚当斯

02:42

Cool.

挺好

02:44

See? It's a fat girl's name.

这名字一听就是个肥婆

02:45

Might as well be "Gravy Jones".

可能就像 肉汤怪味汽水 [广告词为 火鸡认证 暗指肥胖]Pierce , it doesn't matter what she looks like. 皮尔斯 她的外表并不重要

02:49

This will be great for Abed.

这对阿布蒂来说是件大好事

02:51

It will?

是吗

02:52

Aren't you excited about talking to her?

要去和她搭讪了你不激动吗

02:54

I wasn't planning on it. - What?

我可没打算去搭讪 -什么

02:56

Guys, come on. You heard Abed.

伙计们 得了 你们也听到阿布蒂说的了

  • thick — adj. 充满;弥漫;厚的;粗的; n. 最厚[粗]的部分;〈口〉笨蛋;〈俚〉可可粉; adv. 厚厚地;
  • Unless — conj.除非,如果不; prep.除…之外;
  • figure — n.数字;人物;图形;价格;(人的)体形;画像; vi.计算; 出现;扮演角色; vt.计算;认为;描绘;象征;
  • pronounce — v. 发音;读(音);正式宣布(或公布、授予等);
  • Pierce — v. 穿透;扎;刺破;穿过; n. 皮尔斯
02:58

He's not interested. Drop it.

他对这没兴趣 你们就散了吧

02:59

Jeff, you need to mind your own business.

杰夫 你还是管好自己吧

03:00

And, Abed, you need to get with this girl immediately ,

阿布蒂 你得立刻去跟这姑娘搭讪

03:03

if not sooner. - Yeah?

越快越好 -是吗

03:04

Abed, for guys like you, this kind of opportunity only comes around Once in a li- - while.

阿布蒂 你这种档次的人 这种机会出现的概率简直是 千载 逢很多次

03:10

It's important to date in college, Abed.

谈恋爱是大学的必修课 阿布蒂

03:13

It's a time of freedom and exploration, a time when a simple pillow fight between two innocent girls could turn into a steamy night of unbridled lust.

这是无拘无束兼大开眼界的阶段 在这一阶段纯情姑娘间的枕头大战 可能会转变为床第间的放纵缠绵

03:24

Britta knows all about it.

这方面布雷塔是专家

03:26

Okay, cool.

好吧

03:27

So you guys are gonna "Can't buy me love" me, right?

你们会对我进行《爱情无价》式改造吗[87年电影]

03:29

We're gonna what you?

什么改造

03:30

You're gonna "Can't buy me love" me.

电影《爱情无价》式改造

03:31

You know, transform me from zero to hero, geek to chic.

草根变英雄 呆哥变帅哥

03:33

Oh, he wants us to "Love don't cost a thing" him.

他想学《爱情非卖品》那样麻雀变凤凰

03:36

Oh.

明白了

03:37

'"Can't buy me love" was the remake for white audiences.

《爱情无价》是为了迎合白人观众而翻拍的[说反了]

03:39

That's so uncomfortable when they do that.

最烦他们翻拍了

03:40

I can't believe it doesn't insult them.

不明白他们怎么没有被侮辱的感觉

03:44

All right, nobody here is "Can't buy me love"- ing or "Love don't cost a thing"-ing anyone.

大家听好 这里没有人要爱情大改造 或是麻雀变凤凰

03:49

Because we've all seen enough "Afterschool specials"...

《校门外的世界》看得够多了

03:52

'"Fat Albert"...

《胖子阿伯特》总看过吧

  • immediately — adv.立即,立刻;直接地; conj.一…就;
  • opportunity — n.时机,机会;
  • pillow — n.枕头; vt. 垫;枕于…;使…靠在; vi.枕着头;靠在枕上;
  • innocent — adj.无辜的;无罪的;无知的; n.天真的人;笨蛋;
  • transform — v. 使改变形态;使改变外观(或性质);使改观; n. [数]变换式;[化]反式;
  • insult — vt.侮辱;辱骂; 损害; n.侮辱;凌辱;无礼;
03:53

to know that Abed only needs to be himself.

阿布蒂还是做回自己最好

03:59

Sure glad there are no old people here.

还好这里没有老人家

04:01

This conversation would probably be total gibberish to them.

这段对话肯定会让他们费解的

04:04

Jeff's unprecedentedly right about this.

杰夫这次破天荒地说对了

04:07

Abed, when we find this girl, you're gonna approach her just the way you are, because that's good enough.

阿布蒂 一旦我们找到这个姑娘 去搭讪的你就是本来的你 而本来的你就是个棒小伙儿

04:12

Yeah, and then you can take her to a nice deli and treat her to a baggel.

是啊 你可以带她去个精致的小吃店 请她吃个粑吉饼

04:39

Hey, nice shooting. Good clean strokes.

打的不错 出杆干净利索

04:42

Thanks. - Form a line, please!

谢谢 -请站一排

04:45

My name is Coach Bogner.

我是伯格纳教练

04:49

Welcome to the art of pool, which is a phys. ed. class.

欢迎来到桌球艺术的课堂 这是体育课

04:56

Which means ...

所以

04:58

that you all have to wear the proper equipment at all times!

你们得一直穿着适宜的服装

05:01

So suit up.

赶紧穿好

05:02

See you back on the felt in five.

五分钟之后集合

05:06

You're gonna look like an ass in those.

你穿上这个肯定一副白痴样儿

05:10

Shut up, Leonard.

闭嘴 伦纳德

05:11

I talked to your son on family day.

我在家庭日上和你儿子聊了聊

05:12

I know all about your gambling.

我可知道你赌博的事儿

05:16

Touche.

一针见血啊

05:19

All right, everybody just hang out and be casual .

好了 大家就这么待着 随意点

05:22

My sources tell me that Jenny Adams is the blonde who's reading right over there.

我得到内幕消息说珍妮·亚当斯 就是坐在那边看书的金发女

05:27

Whoa! That's her?

哇 就是她吗

05:29

She's pretty !

长得真俊呐

05:31

Wh-which is not a surprise at all, Abed.

完全是意料中的事 阿布蒂

05:33

Okay, Abed, we're gonna be here for moral support .

阿布蒂 我们会在这边给你精神支持Just go over there and do your thing. - Okay. 放胆上去做你该做的就行 -好

  • approach — n.方法;途径;接近; vt.接近;着手处理; vi.靠近;
  • treat — vt.治疗;对待;探讨;视为; vi.探讨;请客; 协商; n.请客;款待;
  • Coach — n.教练;旅客车厢;长途公车;四轮大马车; vt.训练;指导; vi.作指导;接受辅导; 坐马车旅行; n.?蔻驰(皮革品牌);
  • means — n.手段;方法;财产; v.意思是;打算(mean的第三人称单数)[复 数means];
  • suit — vt.适合;使适应; n.诉讼;恳求;套装;一套外衣; vi.合适;相称;
  • casual — n. 临时工;便装;便 鞋; adj. 不经意的;无忧无虑的;漫不经心的;不在乎的;
  • pretty — adj.漂亮的;可爱的;优美的; adv.相当地; 颇; n.漂亮的人;
05:38

Remember, be yourself. - Got it.

记住 展现真我 -了解

05:39

Great. - Cool.

不错 -好

05:49

Abed... - Yeah?

阿布蒂 -啥事

05:50

What are you doing? - I'm being myself.

你干嘛呢 -展现真我

05:52

Go be yourself by Jenny.

到珍妮身边展现去

05:55

But I wouldn't go over there.

但是 真我 压根不会过去

05:57

How do you know that?

你怎么知道呢

05:58

A lifetime of observation , mostly.

主要基于我这辈子的观察

06:00

Well, do you think there's a version of yourself that might go over there?

那你觉得非 真我 版的你 可能会过去吗

06:03

Absolutely.

那当然

06:04

Could you be him?

能当那一版的你吗

06:05

Okay.

好吧

06:17

What the hell was that?

刚刚搞什么鬼

06:18

A different version of me.

另一版的我啊

06:19

I think it was a vampire.

我觉得是个吸血鬼

06:21

All right, if this is gonna turn ugly , I can't be here-- I'm a two-striker.

好了 如果结局是你失败的话 我是看不下去的我自己也糗过无数次

06:24

No, Pierce, please.

别走 皮尔斯 求你了

06:26

Hang on.

再等会儿

06:26

Abed, will you excuse us, please? - Yeah.

阿布蒂 能让我们说会儿话吗 -没问题

06:31

Look, I know that we're all good people, and good people believe that people should be themselves.

听着 我知道大家都是好人 好人都认为人们应该展现真我

06:36

But if Abed is himself, he's gonna die alone.

但阿布蒂这么做的话 就注定孤独终老了

06:38

And if we let him be someone else without our help-- Be right back.

如果让他在没我们帮忙的情况下假装别人 马上回来

06:44

I'm out of here.

我撤了

07:22

You're not in uniform .

你怎么没穿运动裤

07:24

Yeah, about that.

说到这个

07:25

We seriously have to wear shorts to play pool?

我们真要穿运动短裤才能打桌球吗

07:28

If you play in this class, it's regulation .

想在这班上混下去 就要遵守规章制度

07:30

Regulation pool or regulation you?

桌球课的规章 还是你的制度

  • moral — n. 寓意;品行;教益; adj. 道德的;道义上的;道德上的;品行端正的;
  • support — vt.支持,支撑,支 援;扶持,帮助;赡养,供养; n.支持,维持;支援,供养;支持者,支撑物;
  • being — n.存在;生命;本质;品 格; adj.存在的;现有的;
  • observation — n. 观察;观测;监视;(尤指据所见、所闻、所读而作的)评论;
  • version — n.版本;译文;倒转术;
  • ugly — adj.丑陋的;邪恶的;令人厌恶的;
  • uniform — adj.统一的;一致的;相同 的;均衡的;始终如一的; n.制服; vt.使穿制服;使成一样;
  • regulation — n. 规则;法规;控制;规章制度; adj. 规定的;必须穿戴的;必须使用的;
07:32

Do you have something against playing pool with a full range of motion and optimal comfort?

穿这个打桌球可以做全方位动作 并且面料舒适你还有啥比这更好的

07:38

I'm comfortable in my own clothes.

穿我自己的衣服就更好

07:40

I bet you are. - I'm sorry?

看出来了 -什么意思

07:42

I said, I bet you're comfortable dressed like a model instead of an athlete , sippin' martinis and smokin' instead of keeping your game on the table!

我说 看出来了 你喜欢 穿得像个走猫步的 而不是打球的 抽烟喝酒耍帅 而不是球桌上显风采

07:50

Hey, listen, man.

你给我听着

07:51

You're implying I'm some sort of pool poser because I don't want to wear a bathing suit.

你在暗示我是个落魄走台的 就因为我不肯穿这破泳裤吗

07:56

You're the weird one.

有病的是你

07:58

That's weird.

这也叫有病

07:59

Not me.

不是我

08:00

Nobody plays pool like that.

没人穿成那样玩桌球的

08:02

Yeah, well, what do you call this?

是吗 那你对此有何看法

08:04

I call that your personal business, okay?

我认为那是你个人的另类癖好

08:07

And I call this class the desecration of America's coolest sport.

而且我认为这个课 是对美国最酷体育运动的亵渎

08:10

Yeah, ah, see? Right there. Ah! "Coolest sport"!

听到了 就这句 最酷体育运动

08:13

Okay, I want everybody to know what's going on here.

我要让每个人都知道现在怎么回事

08:17

This hipster is dropping this class.

这位 犀利哥 要退课

08:21

Because he cares more about what he looks like

因为比起在球桌上的表现

08:23

than how he's playing. - Oh, please.

他更在乎穿什么去打球 -少来了

08:26

You're the one with the rules about clothes.

你才是规定课上穿什么衣服的人

08:28

And, by the way, I could kick your ass all over that table.

告诉你 我可以在这张球桌上把你打得落花流水

08:32

Oh, is that a challenge ?

你是要向我挑战吗

08:34

Huh? Because if you play me in pool, You play me in shorts!

真的吗 如果你要跟我比赛 就得穿着短裤比

08:38

And if you can't do that, Well, my point's already made.

而如果你做不到 我对你的评语就没错

  • range — n.范围;幅度;排;山脉; vi.(在...内)变动;平行,列为一行;延伸;漫游;射程达到; vt.漫游;放牧;使并 列;归类于;来回走动;
  • motion — n.动作;移动;手势;请求;意向;议案; vi.运动;打手势; vt.运动;向…打手势;
  • athlete — n.运动员,体育家;身强力壮的人;
  • personal — adj.个人的;身体的;亲自的; n.人事消息栏;人称 代名词;
  • challenge — n.挑战;怀疑; vt.向…挑战;对…质疑;
08:43

I-I-I don't have anything to prove to you.

我 我不需要向你证明什么

08:48

You're stupid.

你不可理喻

08:50

This is stupid!

这不可理喻

08:51

Pool in shorts is stupid!

穿着短裤打桌球太不可理喻了

08:54

Vanity, thy name is...

虚荣啊 你的名字叫做

08:57

His name.

他的名字

08:59

It's the first day. I didn't catch it.

第一天上课我没记住名字

09:02

Okay, Abed.

好的 阿布蒂

09:03

We know that, normally , you wouldn't approach a girl.

我们知道你平常不会主动接近女孩子

09:05

But if you don't learn how, you won't get Jenny.

但是你现在不学 就追不到珍妮了

09:07

Yeah, and you got two days.

没错 你只有两天的时间

09:08

Then I'm going after her. - Oh! Pierce.

然后我就要去泡她 -皮尔斯

09:10

What? I'm incentivizing him.

怎么啦 激将法

09:12

Also, if she's into Abed, let's face it, anybody could hit that.

再说了 如果她连阿布蒂都喜欢 差不多是个男人都有机会啦

09:16

I understand--I need to change who I am to someone more likable.

我明白了 我需要变成一个更可爱的人

09:18

No, no, no, no, sweetie, it's not about changing.

不不不 亲爱的 这跟改变无关

09:20

It's about learning .

这是学习

09:21

Learning to change?

学习去改变吗

09:23

No, no, it's... - Good grief!

不 不 这是关于 -可悲啊

09:24

Clear the chickens off the runway.

头发长见识短的通通闪一边

09:26

I'll be the bad guy.

黑脸我来唱

09:27

Yes, Abed, you need to be someone else.

没错 阿布蒂 你要变成另外一个人

09:30

Someone who eventually gets a girlfriend.

变成一个最终能搞到女朋友的人

09:31

Because I can't think of anything more frightening than a half-Polish, half-Arab virgin in his 30s.

因为没有什么比一个波兰-阿拉伯混血男 到了30岁还是处男更恐怖的事情了

09:38

One way or the other, that story ends with an explosion .

无论如何 此事必须以你的破处作为结束

09:42

Let's try a practice run.

咱们先练习一下吧

09:44

All right, Annie, you sit here, okay?

安妮 你坐在这里好吗

09:46

And be a girl.

扮演一个女孩

09:47

Abed, you take a run at her.

阿布蒂 你走向她

09:49

Let's see what you got.

咱们看看你表现如何

  • prove — vt.证明;检验;显示; vi.证明是;
  • normally — adv.正常地;通常地,一般地;
  • learning — n.学习;学问; v.学习(learn的现在分词);
  • explosion — n.爆炸;爆发;激增;
09:51

Okay.

好的

09:58

What are you reading?

你在看什么

09:59

'" Pride and Prejudice ".

《傲慢与偏见》

10:05

So you're familiar with two sins.

那么你对这两项原罪都很熟悉啊

10:08

How about a third?

你对第三个原罪怎么看[暗指性]

10:16

I don't think we're allowed to smoke in here.

这里不允许吸烟哦

10:20

Then you picked the wrong outfit.

那说明你来错地方了

10:24

Didn't you?

不是吗

10:27

Abed, what are you doing?

阿布蒂 你在干吗

10:29

Don Draper from "Mad Men". What'd you think?

《广告狂人》中的唐·德雷柏[花心男] 你们怎么看

10:31

Weird. - Awesome.

怪怪的 -帅呆了

10:31

Put your tongue in her ear.

把你的舌头伸到她耳朵里

10:33

I liked it. - Don't be him.

我喜欢 -别变成他

10:35

He cheats on his wife.

他背着他老婆出轨

10:36

Be somebody nice, like Mike Brady.

变成个好人 比如说麦克·布兰迪[《脱线家族》中角色]

10:38

He always had that housekeeper throwing herself at him, and he never made a move on her.

女佣总对他投怀送抱 但是他从来都是坐怀不乱

10:41

Don't be Mike Brady. Mike Brady's not sexy.

别变成麦克·布兰迪 他一点也不性感

10:44

You should be like Jo from "Facts of Life".

你应该变成《美好人生》中的乔安

10:47

But, you know, the dude version.

但是 你知道的 男版的

10:49

I knew it.

我明白了

10:50

You should be like Calvin.

你应该变成卡尔文[漫画《卡尔文与霍布斯》中的小男孩]

10:52

His best friend was a tiger.

他最好的朋友是只老虎

10:53

He always went on dope adventures.

他总是傻不拉叽地去冒险

10:54

If anything stood in his way, he just peed on it.

要是有谁敢拦他 他就尿到别人身上

10:56

Calvin Coolidge?

卡尔文· 柯立兹吗[美国第30任总统]

10:57

No, you guys, Don Draper was clearly the sexiest.

不行 很显明唐·德雷柏才是最性感的人

11:04

What are you guys doing?

你们在干什么呢

11:05

They're teaching me how to be someone else.

他们在教我怎么变成另外一个人

11:07

Oh, for god's sake . What did I tell you guys?

老天啊 我是怎么跟你们说的

11:12

Oh, for god's sakes, everybody, do whatever you want!

老天啊 你们大家 该干嘛就干嘛去

11:14

Leave each other alone!

别多管闲事Whoa! That's a good Jeff. How'd you do that?哇塞 真像杰夫 怎么做到的

11:18

10% Dick Van Dyke, 20% Sam Malone, 40% Zach Braff from "Scrubs", and 30% Hilary Swank in "Boys Don't Cry".

10%的迪克·范·戴克 20%的山姆·马龙 40%《实习医生风云》中的扎克·布拉夫 还有30%《男孩不哭》中的希拉里·斯万克[奥斯卡影后]

  • Pride — n.自豪;骄傲;自尊心; vt.使得意,以…自豪; vi.自豪;
  • Prejudice — n.偏见;侵害; vt.损害;使有偏见;
  • familiar — adj.熟悉的;常见的;亲近的; n.常客;密友;
  • sake — n.目的;利益;理由;日本米酒;
11:24

Zach Braff? - Sorry.

扎克·布拉夫[剧中傻傻的] -抱歉

11:26

Abed, what if you just did Jeff for Jenny?

阿布蒂 不如你变成杰夫去泡珍妮吧

11:28

Uh, and your point is?

你的重点是什么

11:31

Look, I don't want any part of this.

听着 我不会趟这滩浑水

11:33

And I can't believe that you're still doing it after I already explained the obvious lessons, smacking you in the face.

而且我不敢相信 你们如此执迷不悟 我已经把其中利害关系 讲的清清楚楚明明白白

11:39

Hey, why aren't you in billiards class?

对了 你怎么没去上桌球课

11:42

Because I don't look cool in shorts!

因为我穿上裤头一点也不酷

11:46

Whoa. okay.

好吧

11:47

'Cause I'm not cool in shorts!

因为我穿上裤头一点也不酷

11:51

Just like him. - That was really good.

真像他 -演的真好

11:55

I don't want to spoil the ending , but, uh...

我不想透露此书结局 但是

11:57

Pride ends up with prejudice.

傲慢是以偏见告终的

11:59

That's funny.

有意思

12:01

I know. Stick with me, and you'll get a laugh or two.

我知道 跟着我 你会乐趣多多

12:03

That's the Abed guarantee .

这是阿布蒂的保证

12:10

I feel like I've seen you before.

我觉得以前见过你

12:12

It's working. - I know.

这法子好使 -我知道

12:14

I get that a lot, from art students.

这话我听多了 艺术系的学生常说

12:16

I'm told I have a face made for sketching.

他们告诉我 我有张天生上画作的脸

12:17

I'd rather think it was made for kissing.

我倒是觉得这是天生用来接吻的脸

12:20

How 'bout for punching?

你生来就是张欠扁的脸

12:26

What are you doing hitting on my girlfriend, ugly?

你居然有胆泡我女友 丑八怪

12:30

This is awkward .

太囧了

12:32

Oh, my god.

我的老天爷啊

12:33

It's a white Abed.

那是个白人版的阿布蒂

12:35

I-I-I--it's like Abed, but employable.

他他他 他像阿布蒂 但却是正版那个

12:38

Let's do this, huh, boss?

来吧 哥们儿

12:40

Let's go, slumdog.

出去单挑 黄皮穷鬼

  • obvious — adj.明显的;显著的;平淡无奇的;
  • spoil — n. 赃物;战利品;掠夺物;成功所带来的好处; v. 破坏;搞 坏;糟蹋;毁掉;
  • ending — n.结局;结尾;
  • guarantee — n.保证;担保;保证人;保证书;抵押品; vt.保证;担保;
  • awkward — adj.尴尬的;笨拙的;棘手的;不合适的;
12:43

And one last lost and found announcement, Jeff Winger, I've been informed by Coach Bogner that you left your panties in his pool class.

最后一则失物招领 杰夫·翁格 伯格纳教练告诉我 你的小裤头落在了他的桌球教室

12:51

So better pick those up.

最好去取回

12:53

When is he gonna stop doing that?

有完没完

12:55

Do you know that he called me a hipster?

知道不 那教练管我叫 犀利哥

12:57

Hipster! I mean, do hipsters walk around wearing $300 jeans from Italy?

犀利哥 犀利哥能穿着意大利进口的 价值300美金的牛仔裤来回晃悠吗

13:02

Can we please talk about Abed?

我们还是谈阿布蒂的问题吧

13:04

Thanks to us, his heart's been broken.

因为我们瞎搅和 他的心碎成千万片了

13:06

Well, I hate to say that I told you so.

我不想说 我警告过你们了

13:08

So I'll shout it through cupped hands, I told you so!

我要用大喇叭喊 我警告过你们了

13:12

We were only trying to help.

我们只是想帮忙而已

13:14

Oh, come on. Who are we kidding?

省省吧 别自欺欺人了

13:15

Jeff's right-- Abed was happy being Abed, till we had to sully his mind with thoughts of love and romance...and vaginas.

杰夫是对的 阿布蒂原本做自己做得很开心 直到我们污染了他的心灵 凶器就是爱情 浪漫 还有 天生一个仙人洞

13:22

Those are the big three. That's what they call them.

这是男人头上三把刀 都这么说的

13:25

Poor Abed, he's probably too sad to get out of bed this morning.

可怜的阿布蒂 今早可能伤心到起不了床

13:28

Hi. - Abed.

大家好 -阿布蒂

13:30

About yesterday... - Oh, yeah.

昨天的事儿 -是的

13:32

You guys must be pretty upset .

你们肯定伤透了心

13:34

Why would we be upset?

为什么伤透心的是我们

13:36

Well, I know how important it was for you that I get a girlfriend.

我明白我能有个女友 对你们来说有多重要

13:37

So when Jenny went off with white Abed, it must have really hurt.

所以当珍妮随白人版阿布蒂离开时 对你们的打击一定很大

13:41

Ah, it did. - White Abed?

打击太大了 -白人版阿布蒂

13:44

Jenny's boyfriend is a white guy that's almost identical to Abed.

珍妮的男友 好似阿布蒂的孪生白人兄弟

13:47

Name is Joey, and that's why the sketch was in Troy's book.

叫乔伊 特洛伊的二手书上画的是他

  • jeans — n.牛仔裤;工装裤;
  • upset — vt.使心烦;颠覆;扰乱; vi.翻倒; adj.心烦的;混乱的;弄翻的; n.混乱;翻倒; 颠覆;
  • identical — adj.同一的;完全相同的; n.完全相同的事物;
13:49

So does that make Abed "Brown Joey"?

这样阿布蒂岂不是 咖啡色乔伊

13:51

If you want to get racist about it.

你非要加个种族标签吗

13:53

Abed, you know we just want you to be happy, right?

阿布蒂 你知道我们只是希望你开心

13:56

Yeah, I know. Everybody wants me to be happy.

知道啊 人人都希望我开心

13:58

Everybody wants to help me.

人人都希望帮助我

13:59

But usually, when they find out they can't, they get frustrated and stop talking to me.

但一般情况下 大家发现无法帮助我时 便会无比沮丧 不理我了

14:02

Or they trick me into buying them ice cream and then shove me into a clothes dryer.

或者骗我买冰淇淋给他们 然后把我推进干衣机里

14:05

Which I didn't want to happen with you guys, so I wanted to make sure that you felt like you can help me.

我不希望这幕在你们身上重演 所以我要让你们确信可以帮助我

14:08

The truth is, lots of girls like me, because, let's face it, I'm pretty adorable.

事实上 大把女生喜欢我 承认吧 我非常讨人喜欢

14:13

And my aloofness unconsciously reminds them of their fathers, so...

冷漠及没心没肺的我 是恋父情结女生的杀手

14:16

I'm more used to them approaching me.

我习惯女生主动勾搭我

14:19

So we didn't damage your self-esteem or anything?

这么说我们没有伤你的自尊Britta, I got self-esteem falling out of my butt. 布雷塔 我的自尊多到可以拉出来

14:25

That's why I was willing to change for you guys.

这就是我愿意为你们而改变的原因

14:27

Because when you really know who you are and what you like about yourself, changing for other people isn't such a big deal .

因为当你了解真我 以真我为傲时 为他人改变只是芝麻绿豆的小事

14:35

Abed...

阿布蒂

14:37

You're a god.

你绝对是神

14:40

If you'll all excuse me...

各位 失陪了

14:43

I have a man to beat in pool while wearing shorts.

我要穿上裤头 在球桌上好好教训某人

14:48

Nice.

太帅了

14:49

Is that code for going number one or number two?

这是上小号的暗号 还是上大号的

14:52

Abed, you've inspired me too.

阿布蒂 你也让我茅塞顿开

  • sketch — n. 素描;草图;速写;概述; v. 概述;简述;画素描;画速写;
  • happen — vi.发生;碰巧;偶然遇到;
  • deal — vt.处理;给予;分配;发牌; vi.处理;讨论;对待;做生意; n.交易;(美)政策;待遇;份量;
  • code — n.代码,密 码;编码;法典; vt.编码;制成法典; vi.指定遗传密码;
14:54

People can mock me all they want.

大家想笑我就笑吧

14:56

I don't care how I say the word "baggel."

我不在乎 我就是要说 粑吉饼

15:00

'"baggel."

粑吉饼

15:01

She said "baggel."

她说的是粑吉饼

15:03

Would you like another one? - "baggel."

还要再来一个吗 -粑吉饼

15:08

Hey, nice cross corner, Leonard.

漂亮的对角球 伦纳德

15:10

Totally.

那是

15:11

I'd like to see Jeff Winger try that shot without the benefit of his stylish clothing.

我倒想见识一下杰夫·翁格 没有 龙袍 加身 能不能打出这杆

15:15

Oh, would you?

真想见识吗

15:18

Jeff Winger.

杰夫·翁格

15:20

Shouldn't you be at a " Urban Outfitters"?

你咋不在 城市霓裳 逛着呢[汇集名牌服饰的连锁店]

15:22

I'll go there later, if I feel like it.

如果我想去 稍后会去

15:24

But first, I have to hand someone their tightly polyester-swaddled ass in a game of pool.

不过首先 我必须将某人 那紧紧被包在涤纶面料里的屁屁 在球桌上踢个开花

15:30

Burn.

好拽

15:32

Now, do you want to talk about clothes like a girl?

现在 你是要像个娘们儿一样地聊聊着装

15:34

Or use tapered sticks to hit balls around a cushioned table... like a man?

还是像个爷们儿一样 拿着锥形球杆 游走于四边都有软垫的球桌

15:38

Balls, like a man.

球 爷们儿

15:40

Rack 'em!

桌球大战

15:42

I'll break.

我来开球

15:43

Why? 'Cause it looks cool?

为什么 显得你酷吗

15:46

I don't know.

我不知道

15:48

You tell me.

你来告诉我答案吧

16:11

Get out of the way.

好狗不挡道

16:27

Yeah, let me just clean this side of the table off here, all right?

我来把这边的球桌擦干净 好吧Okay, there you go. See that? There you go. 就这样擦 看见没 就是这样

16:31

Oh, yeah. yeah. What do you think of that?

您老对于这样擦有没有意见

16:33

See, you haven't learned anything!

看到没 你还是那个只想耍帅的混蛋

16:35

Except how to look cool playing pool in shorts!

唯一区别就是现在穿着短裤打球耍帅

16:38

You're wrong, man.

你错了 老人家

16:39

I'm just having a good time because I love playin' pool.

我只是在享受欢乐时光 因为我爱打桌球

16:43

Liar!

谎话精

16:44

You think you look cool. - Yeah?

你觉得自己很酷 -没错

16:48

Well, how cool is this?

这个酷不酷

  • benefit — n.利益,好处;救济金; vt.有益于,对…有益; vi.受益,得益;
  • Urban — adj. 城市的;都市的;城镇 的;都市音乐的;
  • Rack — n. 架子;支架;(旧时的)拉肢刑具;(羊、猪等带前肋的)颈脊肉; v. 使痛苦不堪;使受 折磨;
  • learned — adj.博学的;有学问的;学术上的;
16:55

Stop projecting your obsession with clothes onto me as an excuse for when I beat you in a game of real pool!

别把你对着装的痴迷推到我身上 以此作为 在真刀真枪的球桌上 你输得落花流水的借口

17:03

Oh, you wanna play real pool, huh?

你要来真刀真枪吗

17:06

I'll play real pool.

老子就跟你真刀真枪Now who doesn't care how they look? - Me! 现在谁才是真不在乎着装 -我

17:11

Shouldn't you be stopping this? - Soon, soon.

你不是应该去阻止吗 -马上 马上

17:15

Just...gathering evidence .

先收集一下证据

17:25

Three to one against Winger. Who's on?

翁格 一赔三 谁押

17:36

Yes! - Oh, god!

太棒了 -老天爷

17:52

You know what, Jeff?

听着 杰夫

17:55

One of us is about to win this game.

胜者只有一位

17:57

But years from now, when the story's retold, all they're gonna remember is one of us loved clothes.

多年后 今日之战会广为流传 世人将铭记于心的是 一位是喜好华服的登徒子

18:07

And the other loved... the game.

一位是热爱比赛的真英雄

19:19

Look at me. Look at me!

看着我 看着我

19:21

You beat me.

胜者为王败者寇

19:22

From now on, you play pool dressed however you choose.

由这一刻起 你打桌球时 锦衣华服随你穿

19:26

I choose shorts.

我要穿运动短裤

19:28

I choose shorts!

我要穿运动短裤

19:31

Shorts!

运动短裤

19:33

You son of a bitch.

你这个小崽子

19:35

You magnificent son of a bitch!

你这个了不起的小崽子

19:45

That was awesome. - Let me get in here.

太帅了 -让我贴近些

19:47

Oh! Okay, you're sweaty. All right, all right.

你汗津津的 没关系

19:55

Nice game.

很精彩的比赛

19:57

Thanks.

谢谢

19:58

Look, I-I hope this doesn't sound too... forward, but, um...

我希望这样说不会太唐突 但是

20:01

Could you introduce me to your friend?

可以把我介绍给你的朋友吗

20:11

You know what? I-I know that guy's m.o., And I think it's better if you introduce yourself.

不必了 我了解他的行事方式 你自我介绍的效果会更好

20:16

Okay.

好吧

20:21

Hi. - Hi.

你好 -你好

20:22

Courtney. - Abed.

我是科特妮 -我是阿布蒂

20:27

Man...why couldn't I be brown Joey?

老天 为什么我不是咖啡色乔伊

20:38

Hey, Abed. - Hey, Troy.

你好 阿布蒂 -你好 特洛伊

20:39

Here's the Spanish book I borrowed.

借的西语课本还你

  • evidence — n.证据,证明;迹象;明显; vt.证明;
  • magnificent — adj.高尚的;壮丽的;华丽的;宏伟的;
  • sound — vt.听(诊);测量,测…深;使发声;试探;宣告; n.声音,语音;噪音;海峡;吵闹;听力范围;[医]探条; adj.健全的,健康的;合理的;可靠的;有效彻底的; adv.彻底地,充分地; vi.听起来;发出声音;回响;测深;
20:41

Thank you. Did you finally get your own book?

谢谢 你终于弄到属于自己的课本了吗

20:42

Something like that.

差不多吧

20:46

Wait a second.

等等

20:52

It's okay. Let's have cookies.

没事儿 来吃块饼干吧

20:54

okay.

好的

21:03

My cousin's funeral is today.

我堂兄的葬礼就在今天

21:05

Oh, is that-- that was today?

是今天吗

21:06

I knew there was some reason I couldn't do this today!

我就知道今天不宜玩儿这个

21:08

Poor Dmitri.

可怜的德米特里

  • finally — adv.最后;终于;决定性地;
  • funeral — n.葬礼;麻烦事; adj.丧葬的,出殡的;
  • reason — n.理由;理性; 动机; vi.推论;劝说; vt.说服;推论;辩论;
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