英語翻譯
下面是文章,只球翻譯最后一句話:You might as well say “Oh,I shouldn’t really” if someone tells you to take a deep breath.
And the British are so easy to please.It is the most extraordinary thing.They actually like their pleasures small.That is why so many of their treats ---- tea cakes,scones,crumpets,rock cakes,rich tea biscuits,fruit Shrewsburys ---- are so cautiously flavorful.They are the only people in the world who think of jam and currants as thrilling constituents of a pudding or cake.Offer them something genuinely tempting ---- a slice of gateau or a choice of chocolates from a box ---- and they will nearly always hesitate and begin to worry that it’s unwarranted and excessive,as if any pleasure beyond a very modest threshold is vaguely unseemly.
\x05“Oh,I shouldn’t really,” they say.
\x05“Oh,go on,” you prod encouragingly.
\x05“Well,just a small one then,” they say and dartingly take a small one,and then get a look as if they have just done something terribly devilish.All this is completely alien to the American mind.To an American the whole purpose of living,the one constant confirmation of continued existence,is to cram as much sensual pleasure as possible into one’s mouth more or less continuously.Gratification,instant and lavish,is a birthright.You might as well say “Oh,I shouldn’t really” if someone tells you to take a deep breath.
樓下的,你沒看上面的文章吧.你先讀讀,我覺得這么翻譯不對.
如果真的翻譯成這樣:
如果有人要你深呼吸的話你也應(yīng)該說“噢，我真的不應(yīng)該”。
那和上面的文章有什么聯(lián)系呢?感覺脫節(jié)了