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起来起来Get up! Get up!赢家诞生完胜对手The winner! By total annihilation.催命阎王Yama!谁是下一个谁还有胆量在赛场上一决雌雄Who's next? Where's the guts to stop me in the ring?挑战我的小阎王With little Yama!我能试试吗Can I try?我有个机器人是我自己造的I have a robot. I built it myself.算了吧小子这儿有规矩交钱才能入场Beat it kid! House Rules: You gotta pay to play.这些够了吗Oh, Is this enough?你叫什么小朋友What's your name, little boy?我叫小宏滨田宏Hiro, Hiro Hamada.准备好你的机器人小虫Prepare your bot, Zero...两方对垒决一死战Two bots enter... One might leaves.准备好了吗Fighters ready?开战Fight!这是我第一次参赛能再试一次吗That was my first fight. Can I try again? 没人喜欢输不起的人小朋友No one likes a sore loser little boy. 回家吧Go home.我还有钱I've got more money...准备好了吗Fighters ready?开战Fight! 磁力神Megabot!灭了他Destroy.- 再见了小阎王 - 什么- Not more "Little Yama". - But what? 这怎么可能This is not possible!我也没想到也许是新手运气好吧Hey, I'm as surprised as you are. Beginner's luck.你还想再来一次吗Do you wanna go again?阎王Yama?#NAME?- No one hustles Yama! - Wooh! Hey!给他点颜色看看Teach him a lesson!伙计们有话好好说Hey fellas. Let's talk about this.- 小宏快上车 - 阿正- Hiro, get on! - Tadashi!来得真是时候Ooh! Good timing.#NAME?- Are you okay? - Yeah.#NAME?- Are you hurt? - No!那你在想什么笨蛋Then, what are you thinking, knuckle head!你十三岁从高中毕业就是为了干这个You graduated high school and you're 13 and this is what you're doing?抓紧了Hold on!机器人比赛是违法的你会被抓进监狱的Bot fighting is illegal. You're gonna get yourself arrested.机器人比赛不违法参与赌博才...才违法Bot fighting is not illegal. Betting on bot fighting..thats..that's illegal. 但没人会注意到的我势头可猛了老哥But, so who could heed. I'm on a roll, big brother.谁也不能阻止我And there is no stopping me!哦不Oh, no.嗨卡斯阿姨Hi, Aunt Cass.你们还好吗快告诉我你们没事Are you guys okay? Tell me you're okay... #NAME?- We're fine. - We're okay.那就好Oh good.那你们两个小笨蛋在想什么Then what were you two knuckle heads thinking?!过去的十年我含辛茹苦把你们拉扯大For 10 years, I heed the best I could to raise you.我十全十美吗不Have I been perfect? No!我很会养小孩吗不Do I know anything about children? No! 我该找本育儿手册来看吗也许吧Should I pick a book on parenting? Probably?我想说什么来着我本来想说...Where I was going with this? I had a point...#NAME?#NAME?我也爱你I love you too!因为你们俩我不得不在节拍诗之夜早早收工I had to close up early because of you two fellons on beat poetry night.因为你们我都暴饮暴食了过来糯米Stress eating because of you! Come on, Moty!真的好好吃啊This is really good!你最好在卡斯阿姨吃光餐厅里的所有食物之前You'd better make this up to Aunt Cass, 想办法补偿她before she eats everything in the cafe. 那是自然For sure.我希望你能吸取教训小子And I hope you learn your lesson, bone head.我会的Absolutely.你还要去参加机器人比赛是吗You're going fight boting, aren't you? 小镇那边还有一场比赛There's a fight across town.如果我现在预约还能赶得上If I book now, I could still make it. 你什么时候做事前能用用你那聪明的大脑瓜啊When are you gonna start doing something with that big brain of yours?干吗像你一样去上大学What? Go to college like you?好让别人教我我早就知道的东西So people can tell me stuff I already know?你简直不可理喻Unbelievable.老妈老爸会怎么说啊Ahh! What would Mom and Dad say?我不知道他们已经过世了I don't know. They're gone.我三岁时他们就死了记得吗They died when I was 3, remember?#NAME?- I'll take you. - Really?我阻止不了你但我不会让你自己去I can't stop you from going, but I'm not gonna let you go on your own.太棒了Sweet!我们来你的呆子学校做什么What are we doing at your nerd school? 机器人比赛在那边Bot fights that way!我去拿点东西Gotta grab something.要用很长时间吗Is this gonna take long?淡定我的大宝贝拿完东西就走Relax, you big baby, we will be in and out.你还没见过我的实验室呢Anyway, you've never seen my lab.太棒了终于见到你的呆子实验室了Oh great! I get to see your Nerd Lab. #NAME?- Heads up! - Wooh!电磁悬浮Electromag suspension?你是谁Who are you?神行御姐这是我弟弟小宏Gogo, this is my brother, Hiro.欢迎来到呆子实验室Welcome to the Nerd Lab.是啊Yeah...我从未见过应用在自行车上的电磁悬浮呢I've never seen Electromag suspension on a bike before.零阻力骑得更快Zero resistance, faster bike.但...还不够快But... Not fast enough.还不够Yet.别动站在线后面Ohh! Woohh! Do not move! Behind the line please.芥末无疆这是我弟弟小宏Hey, Wasabi. This is my brother, Hiro. 你好啊小宏做好大吃一惊的准备Hello, Hiro. Prepare to be amazed.接好了Catch!#NAME?- Laser induced Plasma? - Oh, yeah.运用一点磁约束技术来达到...With a little magnetic confinement for ah..超精密程度Ultra precision.你怎么在这么多东西中找到自己要用的Wow, how did you find anything in this mess? 我有个系统每样东西都放在各自的位置I have a system. There is a place for everything, and everything in its place. #NAME?- I need this! - You can't do that!你把这弄乱了社会需要秩序!This is anarchy! Society has rules!不好意思借过一下Excuse me! Coming through!阿正Tadashi!我的天哪你一定是小宏Oh my gosh, you must be Hiro!久仰大名啊I've heard so much about you!来得正好Perfect timing! Perfect timing!全是碳化钨That's a whole lot of Tungsten Carbide. 足足四百磅400 pounds of it.过来你一定会喜欢这个的Come here! Come here! You're gonna love this.一点高氯酸A dash of per chloric acid.一点钴一点过氧化氢A smidge of cobalt, a hint Hydrogen Peroxide...加热至五百开尔文然后...super heated to 500 Kelvin, and...快看Tadah!很不错吧It's really great, huh?#NAME?- So pink. - Here's the best part.很神奇吧I know right!化学试剂对金属的脆化作用Chemical metal embrittlement!不赖嘛哈妮柠檬Not bad, Honey Lemon.哈妮柠檬神行御姐芥末无疆Honey Lemon? Gogo? Wasabi?我把芥末洒在了衬衣上就洒了一次I spilled wasabi on my shirt one time people. One time!外号都是弗莱德取的Fred is the one who comes up with the nicknames.谁是弗莱德Ah... Who's Fred?鄙人在此This guy right here!莫惊慌卡通服而已我真人可不长这样Ah! Ah! Don't be alarmed, it is just a suit. This is not my real face and body. 我叫弗莱德The name is Fred.白天我是学校的吉祥物但到了晚上School mascot by day but by night,我还是学校的吉祥物I'm also a school mascot.话说你的专业是什么So, what's your major?不我不是这的学生不过我可是专业级科学控No! No! I'm not a student but I am a major science enthusiast..我最近一直在怂恿哈妮去开发一个I've been turning to get honey to develop a formula...能把我变成喷火蜥蜴的化学公式That can turn me into a fire breathing lizard at will.但她居然说这"不科学"But she says that's not "science".真心不科学It's really not.才怪那我让芥末无疆做的缩小激光呢Yeah, and I guess the shrink ray I ask Wasabi也不是科学吗for isn't science, either?#NAME?- Is it? - Nope!#NAME?- Well then, what about invinsible sandwich? - Hiro!你想啊你吃着三明治Imagine eating a sandwich but, 可周围的人都觉得你脑子有病everybody just thinks you're crazy.够了喂Just stop.#NAME?- Laser Eye? - What?#NAME?-Tingly fingers? - Never gonna happen! 那开个杂货店总可以了吧Then what about grocery stores.- 那你在研究什么 - 我展示给你看- So, what are you been working on? - I'lll show you.胶带纸Duct Tape?别怪我泼冷水老哥这个人家发明过了I hate to break it to you, Bro. Already been invented.老哥痛痛痛Awww! Dude! Awww...这就是我研究的项目This is what I've been working on.你好我叫大白是你的私人健康助手Hello, I am Baymax. Your personal health care companion.我察觉到你需要医疗护理当你说I was alerted to the need for medical attention when you said:嗷的时候Awww...机器人护士?A robotic nurse?从一到十级你的疼痛指数是On a scale of 1 to 10, How would you rate your pain?你是说生理上的还是心理上的Physical, or emotional?正在扫描I will scan you now.扫描完成Scan complete.你的小臂有轻微的上皮组织擦伤You have a slight epidermal abrasion on your forearm我建议进行除菌喷雾处理I suggest an anti-bacterial spray.等等这个喷雾的主要成分是什么Whoa, whoa... What's in the spray specifically?喷雾的主要成分是"杆菌肽"The primary ingredient is: "Bacitracin."真糟糕我不巧对那个东西过敏That's a bummer, I'm actually allergic to that.你并不对杆菌肽过敏You're not allergic to Bacitracin.倒是对花生有轻微过敏You do have a mild allergy to: Peanuts. 真不赖Not bad.你对这个机器人的编程还真不错嘞You've done some serious coding on this thing huh!啊哈他被编入超过一万种医疗护理程序Ahah! Programmed to over more than 10,000 medical procedures.大白之所以成为大白就是靠这个芯片This chip! Is what makes Baymax, "Baymax."乙烯树脂Vinyl?对为了做出无害又可爱的效果Yeah, going for a non-threatening huggable kind of thing.看上去像一个移动的棉花糖别见怪Looks like a walking marshmallow. No offense.我是机器人我不会见怪I am a robot. I can not be offended. 超光谱镜头Hyperspectro Cameras?没错Yup.#NAME?- Titanium skeleton. - Carbon fiber. 对哦更轻便Right. Even lighter.好赞的驱动器你从哪儿弄到的Killer actuators, where did you get those?就是在这里加工的在实验室里Machined them right here... In house.. #NAME?#NAME?#NAME?- He can lift a thousand pounds. - Shut up!你是个乖宝宝来跟棒棒糖You have been a good boy, have a lollipop.真棒Nice!直到你说 "我很满意你的照顾"I can not deactivate until you say:我才会结束工作You are satisfied with your care.那好吧我很满意你的照顾Well then, I'm satisfied with my care. 他会帮助很多很多人的He's gonna help a lot of people.#NAME?- Hey, what kind of battery does it use? - Lithium lon.铝电解超级电容器充电速度更快You know, Super Capacitor would charge way faster.开夜车呢滨田先生Burning the midnight oil, Mr. Hamada? 教授你好其实我已经在收尾了Hey, Professor, I actually was finishing up.你一定是小宏机器人拳击手对吗You must be Hiro. Bot fighter, right? 在我女儿还小的时候她也一心想做这个When my daughter was younger, That's all she wanted to do.我能看看吗May I?当然Sure!嗯不错Hmm!磁力伺服器Magnetic Bearing Servos.超酷的吧想看看我怎么操纵它们吗Pretty sick huh? Wanna see how I put them together?嘿天才这就是教授本人发明的Hey, genius! He invented them!你是罗伯特·卡拉汉You are Robert Callaghan?是那个机器人学卡拉汉定理的卡拉汉吗Like as in, Callaghan.... Callaghan's Laws of Robotics?正是在下That's right.想过来这做研究吗你的年龄不是问题Ever think about applying here? Your age wouldn't be an issue.他对他的机器人搏击事业可是很认真的I don't know, he's pretty serious about his career in bot fighting.#NAME?- Well, kind of serious. - I can see why. 凭你的机器人打赢一定很容易With your bot winning must come easy. 差不多吧Yeah, I guess.如果你喜欢做简单的事情Well, if you like things easy,那或许我们的项目不适合你then my program isn't for you.在这里我们不断地探索机器人的极限We push the boundaries of robotics here. 我的学生们会创造未来My students go on to shape the future. 很高兴认识你小宏祝你比赛顺利Nice to meet you, Hiro. Good luck with the bot fights.想赶上那场比赛的话你最好快点You gotta hurry if you wanna catch that bot fight.我必须到这里上学I have to go here!如果我不来这所极客大学我会发狂的If I don't go to this nerd school. I'm gonna lose my mind.我怎么才能被录取How do I get in?学校每年一次会举办学生科技展Every year, the school has a student showcase.你如果能做出一个让卡拉汉眼前一亮的东西You come up with something that blows Callaghan away,你就稳了You're in.不过你一定要做得漂亮But, it's gotta be great.相信我Trust me...这将会是It will be...什么也没有完全没想法Nothing! No ideas.空脑子笨脑子Useless empty brain.才十四岁就一败涂地了washed up at 14.太悲哀So sad.什么都想不出来完了我永远也录取不上了I got nothing! I'm done! I'm never getting in!我还没对你放弃希望呢I'm not giving up on you.#NAME?- What are you doing? - Shake things up. 用你的超大号大脑好好想一想Use that big brain of yours to think your way out.换一个角度看问题Look for a new angle.好多酷炫的科技设备你感觉怎么样Wow, a lot of sweet tech here today. How you feelin'?我以前可是机器人拳击手You're talking to an ex-bot fighter, 这阵势想吓到我还远远不够It takes a lot more than this to rattle me.他紧张着呢Yup, he's nervous.小家伙没什么好担心的Oh! You have nothing to fear little fella.他好紧张He's so tense.- 没我才不紧张 - 放松点小宏- No! I'm not. - Relax, Hiro...你的设计棒极了快告诉他神行御姐Your tech is amazing! Tell him, Gogo... 别叽歪了拿出点气概Stop whining, woman up.我好着呢I'm fine.你需要什么小家伙What you need, little man?除臭剂薄荷糖还是新内裤Deodorant breath mint, fresh pair of under pants?内裤你有病得治了Under pants? You need serious help.我这是有备而来Hey, I come prepared.我已经六个月没洗衣服了I haven't done laundry in 6 months.一条内裤我能穿四天One pair last me four days.前穿穿后穿穿然后翻过来再来一遍I go front, I go back, I go inside out then I go front and back.#NAME?- Wow! That is both disgusting and awesome. - Don't encourage him.这叫做"循环再利用"It's called "recycling".下一位展示者滨田宏Next Presenter: Hiro Hamada.#NAME?- Oh yeah! This is it! - I guess I'm up. 照相照相大家一起说 "小宏"Okay! Okay, photo! Photo! Everybody say: "Hiro!"小宏Hiro!我们爱你小宏祝你好运We love you, Hiro. Good luck!别搞砸了Don't mess it up.祝展示成功小家伙Break a leg, little man!科学万岁耶Science, yeah!上吧弟弟展示的机会来了Alright, Bro. This is it!拜托别让我失望了Come on, don't leave me hanging.怎么了?What's going on?我真的很想去你们学校I really wanna go here.你可以的You got this.大家好Hi...我的名字是滨...My name is Hiro...抱歉Sorry.我的名字是滨田宏My name is Hiro Hamada.我发明了一些自认为很神奇的东西And, I've been working on something that I think is pretty cool.希望你们能喜欢I hope you like it.这是一个微型机器人This, is a microbot.深呼吸Breathe.看起来微不足道It doesn't look like much.但是当它和其他小伙伴们团结起来的时候But when it links up with the rest of its pals...就变得有趣多了Things gonna get a little more interesting.它们由这个神经发射器控制The Microbots are controlled with this neurotransmitter.我想让它们做什么I think about what I want them to do... 它们就照做They do it.这项创造的应用是无止境的The applications for this tech are limitless.建筑物Construction...曾经需要大队人马What use to take teams of people人工建造数月或数年working by hands for months or years. 现在只要一个人就可以完成Can now be accomplished by one person. 这仅仅是九牛一毛And that's just the beginning...可不可以用在How about...交通运输上?Transportation?微型机器人可以轻松移动任何物体至任何地方Microbots can move anything, anywhere, with ease.只有想不到If you can think it...没有做不到microbots can do it.你的思维局限是它唯一的限制The only limit is your imagination.微型机器人Microbots!那是我外甥That's my nephew!是我家人我爱我家人My Family! I love my family!棒呆了Nailed it!#NAME?- You did it! - You did it bad.- 做得好小宏 - 太让我震惊了老弟- Good job, Hiro. - It blows my mind, dude.观众爱死你了太神奇了They loved you. That was amazing!是的Yes.经过进一步开发你的技术将会是革命性的With some development, your tech could be revolutionary.你是阿拉斯泰尔·克雷Alastair Krei. 我可以看看么?May I?太棒了Extraordinary.我希望你能把你的机器人卖给克雷科技I want your microbots at Krei Tech.不是吧Shut up.克雷先生说得对Mr. Krei is right.你的机器人将唤醒技术革新Your microbots are an inspired piece of tech.你可以继续开发它们You can continue to develop them...也可以把它们卖给一个唯利是图的小人Or you can sell them to a man whose only guided by his own self interest.罗伯特我知道你是怎么看我的Robert, I know how you feel about me 但是这不关你的事But it shouldn't affect you...一切由你决定小宏This is your decision, Hiro.但至少你要知道克雷先生为达目的But you should know, Mr. Krei has cut corners喜欢走捷径忽视科学and ignored sound science to get where he is.不是那样的That's just not true.克雷科技才不会善用你的机器人I wouldn't trust Krei Tech with your microbots其他东西也是or anything else小宏Hiro...我能给你提供超乎想象的酬劳I'm offering you more money than any fourteen year old could imagine.多谢你的赏识克雷先生但我不会卖I appreciate the offer, Mr. Krei. But they are not for sale.我真是高估了你的智商I thought you were smarter than that. 罗伯特Robert.克雷先生Mr. Krei...那是我弟弟的机器人That's my brother's.哦对了Oh, that's right.我期望能在课堂上见到你I'm looking forward of seeing you in class...哇耶难以置信Wohoo! Yeah! Unbelievable!天才们让我们去喂饱这些饥渴难耐的大脑吧Alright geniuses! Let's feed those hungry brains.回餐厅晚饭我请客Back to cafe, dinner is on me!太棒了免费美食最棒了Yes, nothing is better than free food. #NAME?- Aunt Cass... - Unless it's moldy.- 我们会赶回去的好么 - 当然- We'll catch up, okay? - Sure.我为你感到骄傲I'm so proud of you!#NAME?- Both of you! - Thanks, Aunt Cass.我知道你要说什么I know what you gonna say.我应该感到自豪I should be proud of myself因为我的天赋终于能用于正途... because I'm finally using my gift for something important..不我只是想告诉你No! No, I was just gonna tell you,整个展示中你的裤裆都是开的your fly was down for the whole show. 哈哈别搞笑Haha, Hilarious!什么啊What? Ahh!欢迎来到怪咖大学Welcome to Nerd School,怪咖Nerd!我Hey, I am...如果不是你我不会有今天所以I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you, so...你知道You know...谢谢你没有放弃我Thanks for not giving up on me.你还好么Are you okay?我没事但是卡拉汉教授还在里面Yeah, I'm okay. But Professor Callaghan is still in there.阿正不要Tadashi, No!教授还在里面Callaghan's in there.我得去救他Someone has to help.阿正Tadashi!阿正Tadashi!嗨Hey...嗨卡斯阿姨Hey, Aunt Cass.松田夫人来餐厅了Mrs. Matsuda's in the cafe.穿的衣服一点都不适合她八十岁的年纪She's wearing something super inappropriate for an 80 year old.每次都能让我捧腹大笑It always cracks me up.你应该下楼看看You should come down.以后再说吧Maybe later.对了学校又打电话来了Oh, the university called again.开学已经有几周了It's been a few weeks since classesstarted,但他们说现在去报道还不晚but they said its not too late to register.知道了谢谢Okay, thanks.我会考虑的I'll think about it.嗨小宏Hi, Hiro!我们只是想看看你怎么样了We just wanted to check in and see how you're doing.我们希望你能来学校老弟We wish you were here, buddy.小宏如果现在让我选一种超能力Hiro, if I could have only one super power right now...我希望我能穿过这个摄像头给你一个大大的拥抱it would be the ability to crawl through this camera and give you a big hug.嗷Awww...你好我是大白你的私人健康助手Hello, I am Baymax, Your personal health care companion.你好Hey...大白我不知道你还能用Baymax, I didn't know you were still active.我听到一声惨叫发生了什么事?I heard a sound of distress. What seems to be the trouble?我刚刚砸到了脚趾头我很好Oh, I just had my toe a little. I'm fine. 从一到十你的疼痛等级是多少?On a scale of 1 to 10, How would you rate your pain?零?Zero?我很好真的多谢你可以缩回去了I'm okay, really. Thanks. You can shrink now.#NAME? - Does it hurt when I touch it? - That's okay. No! No touching!嗷!Aw!你摔倒了You have fallen.你说呢You think?从一...On a scale of one...从...On a scale...从...On a scale...从一到十...On a scale of one to ten...从一到十你的痛感是几级?On a scale of one to ten, How would you rate your pain?零Zero.#NAME?- It is alright to cry. - No! No...#NAME?- Crying is a natural response to pain. - I'm not crying.- 让我为你扫描看是否受伤 - 别扫我- I will scan you for injury. - Don't scan me.- 扫描完毕 - 不可理喻!- Scan complete. - Unbelieveable!你没有受到外伤You have sustained no injuries.但是你的荷尔蒙水平和神经递质However, your hormone and neurotransmitter levels都显示你有异常情绪波动indicate that you are experiencing mood swings.常见于青少年人群症状鉴定:Common on adolescenes. Diagnosis:青春期躁动Puberty.你说什么?Woah! What?好吧你该缩回去了Okay, time to shrink now.这一时期身体会出现毛发的增长You should expect an increase in body hair.尤其在脸部胸部腋窝和...Especially on your face, chest, armpits, and...谢谢你解释够多啦Thank you, that's enough.身体还会感到莫名强烈的冲动You may also experience strange and powerful new urges.好啦咱乖乖回箱子里去好不Okay, let's go you back in your luggage. 直到你说你满意我的照顾我才可以结束工作I can not deactivate until you say: You are satisfied with your care.好吧我很满意你的...Fine, I'm satisfied with my...我的微型机器人?My microbot?这是怎么回事?This doesn't make any sense.青春期的少年在成熟的过渡期常感到迷茫Puberty can often be a confusing time for young adolescent flowering into a manhood.不!No!微型机器人之间是互相感应的但...The thing is attracted with other microbot, but...这不可能啊它们不是都烧毁了That's impossible, they were destroyed in a fire.肯定有地方坏了Something's broken.你的微型机器人好像要去哪Your tiny robot is trying to go somewhere.噢是吗那你帮忙找出它想去的地方吧Oh, yeah? Why don't you find out where he is trying to go?这样能缓解你青春期的情绪波动吗Would that stabilize your pubescent mood swings?当然Absolutely.大白?Baymax?大白?Baymax?大白?Baymax?不是吧What?小宏?Hiro?嗨卡斯阿姨Hi, Aunt Cass.#NAME?- Wow, you're up? - Yeah, I figured it was time.你是要去登记入学吗Are you registering for school?是啊我考虑过你说的了确实让我振作不少Ah, yes. I've thought about what you said. Really inspired me.亲爱的那太棒了!Oh, honey. That's so great!好嘞今晚加餐我会留些鸡翅...Okay, special dinner tonight. I leave up some chicken wings...放些辣得脸发麻的辣酱You know, with a hot sauce that makes us faces numb.好啊听起来不错Okay, sounds good.那好!再抱一个Great! Last hug.大白!Baymax!大白!Baymax!大白!Baymax!大白!Baymax!疯了么你这是要干嘛Are you crazy? What are you doing?我找到你的微型机器人要去的地方了...I have found where your tiny robot wants to go..都跟你说了它坏了! 它没有要去...I told you, its broken! It's not trying to go...锁住了Locked.那有窗户There is a window.请注意安全Please exercise caution.从这样的高度坠落可导致身体损伤A fall from this height could lead to bodily harm.糟了个糕Oh, no.抱歉请允许我放走些空气Excuse me, while I let out some air. 好了吗Are you done?好了Yes.我需要点时间重新充满It will take me a moment to re-inflate. 好吧声音轻点就是了Fine, just keep it down.我的微型机器人?My microbots?有人在批量制造Someone's making more.小宏?Hiro?心脏病都快被你吓出来了You gave me a heart attack.我的手掌内置电击器My hands are equipped with defibrillators.- 预备! - 停!住手!- Clear! - Stop! Stop!我只是打个比方It's just an expression!糟了个糕Oh, no.快跑!Run! 噢快点!Oh, come on!我跑不快I am not fast.是啊我看到了!Yeah, no kidding!快! 快! 速度!Go! Go! Come on!把门踢倒!Kick it down!出拳!Punch it!快! 快!Go! Go!跟上快! 快!Come on, go! go!快走!Move it!快点!Come on!快点! 从窗户出去!Come on! The window!挤过去!Suck in!大白!Baymax!小宏?Hiro?快点！咱们赶紧离开这! 跑！速度! Come on! Let's get out of here! Go! Hurry!好了听我整理一下思路Alright, let me get this straight.一个头戴歌伎面具的男人A man in a kabuki mask带着一队会飞的小机器人袭击了你attacked you with an army of miniature flying robot.是微型机器人!Microbots!微型机器人Microbots.嗯他通过戴在头部的发射器Yeah, he was controlling them以心电感应的方式控制那些机器人telepathically with a neurocranialtransmitter.也就是说这位面具先生So Mr. Kabuki was using用超能力袭击了你和气球人ESP to attack you and balloon man.你那会飞的机器人被盗后你有报案吗? Did you file a report when your flying robots was stolen?没有我以为它们都被烧毁了No, I thought they were all destroyed. 听起来是有点不可思议不过当时大白也在告诉他Look, I know it sounds crazy but Baymax was there too. Tell him.是的长官他说的是事... 实Yes, officer. He is telling the tru...th.怎么... 你怎么了?What the... What's wrong with you?电量不足Low battery.嘿嘿尽量坚持到家..Whoa! Whoa, try to keep it ho..me我是您的私人健康助手大白...I am a health care, your personal Baymax...孩子我们还是打电话让你家长来一趟吧Kid, How about we call your parents and get them down here.什么?What?在这张表上填上姓名电话然后我们再... Write your name and number down in this piece of paper, and we can...得赶紧带你回家充电I gotta get you home to your charging station.还能走吗?Can you walk?我将对你进行扫描扫描完毕I will scan you now. Scan complete.健康Health care.听好...Okay...要是阿姨问起来If my aunt asked,你就说我们一整天都待在学校知道吗we are at school all day, got it?我们从窗户跳下来We jump out of window.不是声音轻点! 嘘!No, But be quiet! Shhh!我们从窗户跳下来We jump out of window.你可不能这么回卡斯阿姨But you can't say things like that on our Aunt Cass.小宏?Hiro?你回来了亲爱的?You home, sweetie?是的!That's right!就知道我没听错嗨!I thought I heard you. Hi!嘿卡斯阿姨Hey, Aunt Cass.看看我的小大学生啊Oh, look at my little college man.我迫不及待地想听你在学校的一切Ah! I can't wait to hear all about it. 马上就好咯Oh! It means its almost ready.你能安静会儿吗You be quiet?好了来大吃一顿吧Alright, get ready to have your face melted.明天就会感觉到这酸爽了你知道我在说什么吧We are gonna feel this things tomorrow. You know what I'm saying?好吧坐下来都告诉我Okay, sit down, tell me everything.情况是这样的因为我注册得太晚了The thing is, since I registered so late. 我有很多功课要赶上I've got a lot of school stuff to catch up on.什么声音What was that?是糯米团Mochi.该死的猫Oh! That darn cat.就当饯行吃一盘好吗Oh! Just take a plate for the road, okay? #NAME?- Don't work too hard. - Thanks for understanding.毛茸茸的宝贝Hairy baby.毛茸茸的宝贝Hairy baby.好了起来吧Alright, come on.我会坚持下去我是你的私人助手I'll carry on, I'm your personal Baymax. 一只脚前一只后One foot in front of the other.没道理啊This doesn't make any sense.阿正Tadashi.什么What?阿正Tadashi.阿正走了Tadashi's gone.他什么时候回来When will he return?他死了大白He is dead, Baymax.阿正身体十分健康Tadashi was in excellent health.饮食健康坚持锻炼他应该会长寿With a proper diet and exercise, He should have lived a long life.是他应该会Yeah, He should have.但发生了一场火灾...But there is a fire...现在他去了Now he's gone.阿正就在这里Tadashi is here. 不虽然大家都说只要有人记得他No, people keep saying he is not really gone.他就不是真的消失了As long as who remember him.但还是很痛...Still hurts..我没有检测出伤口I seen no evidence of physical injury. 那是另外一种伤痛It's a different kind of hurt.你是我的病人我想帮助你You are my patient. I would like to help. 这个你治不了You can't fix this one buddy.你在做什么Ah..What are you doing?我在下载伤心病治疗的数据库I am downloading a database on personal lost.数据库下载完成Database downloaded.治疗方法包括接触朋友爱人Treatments include: Contact with friends, and loved ones.#NAME?- I am contacting them now. - No! No, don't do that.#NAME?- Your friends have been contacted. - Unbelieveable!你现在在做什么Now what are you doing?其他治疗方法包括关怀和安抚Other treatments include: Compassion, and physical reassurance.我没事真的I'm okay, really.你会好的You will be alright.乖乖There, there.谢谢你大白Thanks, Baymax.对于那场火灾我很遗憾I am sorry about the fire.。
《哈利波特与秘室》第10章《失控的游走球》中英文对照学习版
中英文对照学习版Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets《哈利波特与密室》Chapter TenThe Rogue Bludger第10章失控的游走球Since the disastrous episod e of the pixies, Professor Lockhart had not brought live creatures to class. Instead, he read passages from his books to them, and sometimes reenacted some of the more dramatic bits. He usually picked Harry to help him with these reconstructions; so far, Hary had been forced to play a simpl e Transylvanian villager whom Lockhart had cured of a Babbling Curse, a yeti with a head-col d, and a vampire who had been unabl e to eat anything except l ettuce since Lockhart had d ealt with him.自从发生了那次小精灵的灾难事件后，洛哈特教授就再也不把活物带进课堂了。
现在，他把他写的书大段大段地念给学生们听，有时候还把一些富有戏剧性的片断表演出来。
他一般选择哈利协助他重现当时的场景。
到目前为止，哈利被迫扮演的角色有：一个被施了吐泡泡咒、经洛哈特治愈的纯朴的特兰西瓦尼亚村民；一个患了鼻伤风的喜马拉雅山雪人；还有一个吸血鬼，自从洛哈特跟它打过交道后，它就不吃别的，只吃萝卜了。
Harry was haul ed to the front of the class during their very next Defence Against the Dark Arts l esson, this time acting a werewolf. If he hadn't had a very good reason for keeping Lockhart in a good mood, he would have refused to d o it.这一节黑魔法防御术课，哈利又被拖到前面去了，这次是扮演一个狼人。
大白菜优惠广告文案
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Dialogue 1: At the RestaurantA: Good evening. Welcome to our restaurant. How many people are in your party?B: We have a reservation for four under the name Smith.A: Thank you, Mr. Smith. Please follow me to your table. Here are the menus.B: Could you recommend any specialties?A: Our chef's specialties include grilled seafood platter and beef tenderloin with mushroom sauce.B: That sounds amazing. We will have the grilled seafood platter and two orders of beef tenderloin with mushroom sauce.A: Excellent choice. Would you like any appetizers or drinks to start? B: Yes, we would like to have some shrimp dumplings and a bottle of red wine.A: Very well. Your order will be ready shortly. Enjoy your meal! Dialogue 2: Buying Tickets at the CinemaA: Good afternoon. How may I help you?B: I would like two tickets for the movie "Inception" tonight.A: Sure. Which showtime would you prefer?B: The 8:00 PM show, please.A: Alright. That will be 40 dollars in total.B: Here you go. 40 dollars.A: Thank you. Here are your tickets. Enjoy the movie!B: Thank you. Have a good day!Dialogue 3: Booking a Hotel RoomA: Good morning. Welcome to Blue Sky Hotel. How can I assist you?B: I would like to make a reservation for a double room for two nights. A: Sure, may I have your name, please?B: It's Johnson.A: Thank you, Mr. Johnson. We have a double room available for your requested dates. The rate is $120 per night.B: That works for us. Can you provide any information about the hotel amenities?A: Of course! Our hotel offers complimentary breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and a fitness center.B: Great! We would like to book the room.A: Perfect. I will need your credit card information to confirm the booking.B: Sure, here it is.A: Thank you. Your reservation is confirmed. We look forward to welcoming you on your arrival!These dialogues cover common situations in which English learners may find themselves. By providing realistic conversations, learners can improve their listening and speaking skills while also familiarizing themselves with useful vocabulary and phrases. Whether it's ordering at a restaurant, buying tickets, or booking a hotel room, these dialogues offer practical examples for learners to practice and build their confidence in real-life English communication.。
一根稻草绑在白菜上就是白菜价英语作文
全文分为作者个人简介和正文两个部分：作者个人简介：Hello everyone, I am an author dedicated to creating and sharing high-quality document templates. In this era of information overload, accurate and efficient communication has become especially important. I firmly believe that good communication can build bridges between people, playing an indispensable role in academia, career, and daily life. Therefore, I decided to invest my knowledge and skills into creating valuable documents to help people find inspiration and direction when needed.正文：一根稻草绑在白菜上就是白菜价英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1A Blade of Straw Bound on Cabbage is Worth the Price of CabbageThere's an old Chinese saying that goes "一根稻草绑在白菜上就是白菜价" which basically means that even the smallestaddition increases the value or worth of something. As a student, I've found this principle to be incredibly applicable in all areas of my life and studies. A little extra effort, a tiny bit of additional knowledge, can make all the difference and elevate the value of the work I produce tremendously.I remember one instance vividly from my high school days when this idea really clicked for me. It was my junior year English class and we had been assigned to write a literary analysis essay on the novel we had just finished reading as a class. I'm not a huge fan of writing analytical essays if I'm being honest, so my initial draft was pretty barebones - I hit all the key points, analyzed the major themes and character arcs, but it was dry and to-the-point. When I handed it in, I didn't think much of it, assuming I would get a decent but unexceptional grade as usual for this type of assignment.However, a few days later when I got my graded essay back, I was stunned to see that I had received an A+ and heaps of praise from my teacher in the margins. She mentioned how she was thoroughly impressed by my insightful analysis and vivid writing style. At first I thought she might have mixed up my essay with someone else's, because I really didn't feel like I had doneanything particularly special. But as I read through her comments, I started to realize what had happened.On one of the body paragraphs where I was analyzing a pivotal scene, I had gone slightly off script from my original draft plan. While writing that part, I remembered a supplemental lecture the teacher had given a few weeks prior that connected some of the novel's themes to real historical events and commentary from the author. On a whim, I had briefly brought up and expanded upon that connection, using a couple quotes I vaguely recalled from the lecture. Just a couple of sentences of additional contextualization and analysis.It was barely an extra paragraph, just a little extra "blade of straw" as the Chinese saying goes. But that sliver ofbeyond-the-basics critical thinking and application of supplemental knowledge was enough to make my essay rise above and get recognized for its insight. If I had just stuck to rigidly regurgitating the things directly mentioned in the novel, without going the extra mile, it likely would have been an utterly forgettable and mediocre essay. But by binding just a little extra material on top, I had elevated the worth of my work.From that experience, I learned that doing the bare minimum is rarely enough to make your efforts stand out,especially in academic settings. You have to consistently strive to go above and beyond surface-level responses by incorporating deeper connections, adding new personal insights, and displaying a willingness to expound upon the core material in substantive ways. It's those little flourishes and extras, those blades of straw, that can spell the difference between work that is glossed over and easily forgotten, and work that demands to be recognized for its value.That's why whenever I have a major assignment like a research paper or presentation, I make sure to devote time and effort into making it more than just a dry regurgitation of information. I always look for opportunities to add in relevant examples from my own experiences to make the concepts more grounded and relatable. I dig into rabbit holes of supplemental research and source material so I can form deeper connections and be able to provide analysis that hasn't just been spouted a million times before.Essentially, instead of just doing the bare minimum required by the prompt, I aim to go the extra mile and deliver something that contains novel value - like those blades of straw that increase the overall worth. It definitely requires more time, effort, and brain power than taking a more simplistic shortcut route. ButI've found that making that investment and committing to constantly binding on "just a little something extra" pays huge dividends.My essays, reports, and presentations are consistently recognized by professors and peers alike for their insight, depth, and ability to make even complex topics engaging. And getting that positive feedback, those shining grades and impressed reactions, is such an amazing motivator to keep putting in that something extra, even when it would be easier to cut corners.Of course, there's always the concern about potentially overdoing it and going too far down the "blade of straw" rabbit hole to where the core purpose gets muddied or lost in peripheral digressions. It's a delicate balancing act to add enriching extras without piling on so much that it becomes excessive or distracting. But I've gotten pretty skilled atself-editing and knowing when I'm at risk of going too far down an aside tangent. If I ever feel myself losing the core thread in an attempt to "bind on" too many extraneous extras, I rein it back in.The key for me has really been developing a keen sense of opportunistic prioritization. When I'm working on any given assignment, I'm always keeping my eyes peeled for thoseorganic opportunities to add some extra value and binding on "just a little something more." If a section feels like it could use some grounded examples to make it more relatable, that's my chance to dig into connecting it to my own experiences. If I notice myself touching on a concept that has intriguing philosophical or historical context behind it, I mark that as an opportunity to go do some supplemental research and build out that line of analysis rather than leaving it surface-level. Essentially, whenever I identify an opening to push past just meeting the basic requirements and truly elevate the depth and quality, that's my cue to bind on an extra "blade of straw" and make the work as valuable as possible.It definitely requires judgement and discretion to strike that ideal balance. Simply padding out a paper or presentation with lots of irrelevant filler is never going to add real value - it has to be thoughtful, contextual additions that directly enhance the core purpose in meaningful ways. That's why it's all about opportunistic binding for me, not just indiscriminate overloading. As long as I'm strategic and intentional about where and how I incorporate those little "blades of straw" to augment the analysis, insights, and overall quality, then the extra effort pays off in spades.Looking forward, this diligent approach to consistently aiming for "just a little bit more" and binding on enriching extras is something I plan to carry with me well beyond my academic career. In the professional world, I know those little blades of straw and morsels of extra insight are what can set you apart and demonstrate your ability to go the extra mile. Whether it's injecting a client report with thoughtful personalizations that display your commitment to their needs, or coming to a project brainstorming session with a rich backlog of inspiration from adjacent research you did on your own, routinely binding on value-adds will be crucial.It's all about showing that you're never just willing to ride along and simply meet expectations, but are consistently striving to elevate things to the next level through dedicated effort and opportunistic enrichment. That willingness to take things "a blade of straw" further and bind on something special is such a valuable skill and mindset that I'm already working hard to hone during my studies. Because in the end, whether in academics, my future career, or any other endeavor, having the commitment to avoid bare minimum complacency and always aim to bind on a little something extra - well, that's truly what elevates the worth of any effort to be recognized and valued as something greater. Just like that Chinese proverb reminds us, sometimes all it takesis a single blade of straw to increase the value to that of the entire cabbage.篇2A Straw Tied to a Cabbage is the Price of a CabbageYo, what's up my peeps? It's your boy here, comin' at you with a fresh essay that's gonna blow your mind, or at least make you think about the crazy world we live in. Today's topic: "A Straw Tied to a Cabbage is the Price of a Cabbage." Now, I know what you're thinking – "What the heck does that even mean?" Well, buckle up, because we're about to go on a wild ride through the twisted world of marketing and consumer manipulation.Let's start with a little backstory. You see, back in the day, there was this dude named John Wanamaker. He was like the OG of advertising, and he dropped some serious wisdom when he said, "Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half." Real talk, my friend. But here's the kicker – that was over a hundred years ago, and we're still dealing with the same nonsense today.Okay, so what does all this have to do with a straw tied to a cabbage, you ask? Well, it's all about perception, my friend. Yousee, companies these days have become masters of manipulation, using all sorts of sneaky tricks to make us think we're getting a good deal when we really ain't. And one of those tricks is the old "straw tied to a cabbage" routine.Picture this: you're at the grocery store, minding your own business, when you spot a deal that seems too good to be true. "Buy one cabbage, get a free straw!" the sign screams at you. Now, you may be thinking, "Who the heck needs a straw with their cabbage?" But that's exactly what the marketing geniuses are counting on. They know that by bundling that worthless straw with the cabbage, they can make it seem like you're getting a killer deal, when in reality, the price of the cabbage hasn't changed at all.But wait, there's more! This little mind trick doesn't just apply to cabbages and straws. Oh no, my friend, it's a whole dang industry. Think about when you buy a new phone and they throw in a "free" case or a "free" pair of headphones. Or when you sign up for a subscription service and they offer you a "free" trial period. It's all smoke and mirrors, my friend, designed to make you feel like you're getting something for nothing, when in reality, you're just paying the same old price, with a little extra fluff on the side.And here's the really messed up part – it works. Like, really, really well. Study after study has shown that people are more likely to buy a product if it's bundled with something "free," even if that free thing is completely useless. It's like our brains are hardwired to fall for this kind of trickery, and the marketing folks know it.But hey, it's not all doom and gloom, my friends. Knowledge is power, and now that you know about the "straw tied to a cabbage" trick, you can keep your eyes peeled for it and make smarter purchasing decisions. Heck, you could even start calling out companies that try to pull this kind of nonsense on you. Imagine walking up to the checkout counter with your cabbage and straw and saying, "Yo, my dude, I ain't payin' for no straw. Just give me the cabbage, aight?"Of course, that's not to say that all bundled deals are a scam. Sometimes, companies really do offer legitimate savings when you buy multiple products together. But you gotta be vigilant, my friends. You gotta read the fine print, do your research, and make sure you're actually getting a good deal, not just falling for some slick marketing ploy.At the end of the day, it all comes down to being a smart consumer. Don't just blindly accept whatever deal is thrown yourway. Question it, analyze it, and make sure you're getting your money's worth. Because let's be real – ain't nobody got time (or money) for paying full price for a cabbage and a straw.So there you have it, my peeps. A deep dive into the world of marketing trickery, all wrapped up in a nice little package about a straw tied to a cabbage. Who knew something so seemingly innocent could be so dang sinister? But now you know, and that's half the battle.Keep your eyes peeled, stay woke, and remember – a straw tied to a cabbage is still just the price of a cabbage, no matter how they try to dress it up. Peace out, my friends, and happy (and smart) shopping!篇3Have you ever heard the saying "You can put a piece of straw on a head of cabbage, but that doesn't make it a cabbage"? It's an old expression that means just because something looks a certain way on the outside, it doesn't change what it really is on the inside. This idea of not judging things solely by outward appearances is an important life lesson that many people struggle with. It's so easy to make snap judgments and assumptions based on how things seem, without taking the timeto look deeper. But if we live that way, we'll miss out on so much richness and complexity in the world and in the people around us.I've certainly been guilty of this kind of superficial thinking at times in my life. Like most teenagers, I went through a phase where I cared way too much about brands, labels, andsurface-level trends in an effort to fit in with my peers. I judged people heavily based on what clothes they wore, what music they listened to, or what clique they belonged to at school. If someone didn't meet my very narrow criteria for being "cool," I pretty much wrote them off without a second thought. How arrogant and misguided I was back then!It took some tough life experiences and personal growth for me to realize how flawed that kind of thinking is. The first major wake-up call was when I became friends with Jacob, who completely shattered my preconceived notions of what a "nerd" or "dork" was supposed to be like. On the surface, Jacob definitely fit the stereotypical mold - he was short, wore thick glasses, spoke in a nasally voice, and was obsessed with things like coding, Dungeons & Dragons, and obscure sci-fi franchises. If I had judged him solely based on those exterior traits like Iused to, I would have dismissed him as just another lame geek not worth my time.But I got to know Jacob, and he turned out to be one of the funniest, most quick-witted, loyal, and all-around awesome people I've ever met. Sure, his interests and personality quirks might have seemed a bit eccentric at first. But once I peeled back that outer layer of straw, I realized what an amazing cabbage he truly was - smart, caring, generous with his time, and a fantastic friend. Jacob taught me that you can't decide what's on the inside based solely on the outside packaging. There is so much richness, complexity, and beauty that gets overlooked when you make snap judgments about people.That lesson was reinforced when I attended a diversity workshop my sophomore year of high school. One of the exercises involved breaking into small groups and discussing the various stereotypes, prejudices, and discriminatory behaviors we had witnessed or experienced ourselves based on race, religion, gender, age, socioeconomic status, physical appearance, you name it. It was a real eye-opening experience to hear how thoughtless comments, jokes, or preconceived notions had genuinely hurt people from all walks of life. A shy girl from my English class who always kept to herself talked about the painfulstigma of being a low-income student on free/reduced lunch in an affluent community. An exchange student from Egypt described the disgraceful harassment he endured from ignorant people who assumed he was a terrorist because of his ethnicity and religion. Even somebody as blessed as the captain of the football team admitted to being self-conscious about his weight and feeling judged for his larger frame.Listening to those powerful stories really drilled home for me just how harmful it can be to judge people based purely on surface attributes they can't control, like their appearance, background, or identity. We're all so much more than just the outer shells society tries to put us in based on stereotypes and first impressions. Just like the straw on a cabbage, those external attributes might shape how we're initially perceived, but they don't define who we truly are on the inside as human beings. We're all unique, complex individuals who deserve to be appreciated for our authentic selves, not summed up by reductive traits and flawed assumptions.From that experience, I really tried to train myself to look beyond the superficial and make a habit of getting to know people as complete, nuanced individuals before forming any opinions about them. It's still a work in progress, since judgingbased on appearances is such an ingrained human tendency. But I've found that making an effort to have more open and honest conversations with all sorts of different people has been so rewarding and illuminating. You hear such amazing stories and perspectives when you're willing to peel back the outer layers of how someone might initially come across.Like this one girl in my dorm, Aaliyah, who on the surface seemed like a total ditz at first glance. She was always strutting around in skimpy outfits, absorbed in her phone, speaking in a ditzy valley girl accent. If I'm being brutally honest, my initial perception of her based solely on those outside attributes was that she was just another vacuous, self-absorbed pretty girl coasting through life on her looks. But after getting to know Aaliyah better as my hallmate, I realized I had judged a book by its cover in the worst way. Sure, she might have dressed and spoken in a certain style that could seem superficial. But spending time with Aaliyah, I got to see what an incredibly hard worker she was while juggling multiple jobs to pay her own tuition. I saw her fierce ambition and drive to become a civil rights lawyer to fight for social justice causes. I saw her goofy, self-deprecating sense of humor and what a caring, supportive friend she was to everyone around her. Aaliyah was so much more than just a pretty face or her outward mannerisms - shewas a focused, passionate person with so much depth and substance that I missed at first because I made foolish assumptions based on her appearance.I've learned so many lessons like that in my time at college about not judging people too quickly based on how they look, where they came from, or what groups or affiliations they belong to. Because at the end of the day, those are just pieces of straw tied to the complex, multi-faceted cabbage that is each person's identity, personality, and life story. To appreciate the full richness of who someone is, you have to take the time to peel back those outer layers of stereotypes, appearances, and first impressions. You have to have the courage to rip off the straw to see。
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《海绵宝宝历险记：海绵出水》完整中英文对照剧本
Just keep weading. Pwease, Mr. Piwate, sir.
离我近点好好听我 讲 故事
Come closer while I tell you the tale.
-好的开始 读 吧-不不要那么近
-Okay, start reading. -No. Not that close!
今天我要拿两份
I'm getting two today.
一份 给 我 一份 给 我的朋友
One for me and one for my friend.
你那朋友我见过吗
Have I met this friend?
"你 认识 我的啊 海 绵 宝宝"
"You know me, SpongeBob."
Plankton had made it his life's work to steal the recipe.
海 绵 宝宝 拜托 我 们谈谈 吧
SpongeBob, please, let's talk about this!
然而每次都被海绵 宝宝阻止了
And SpongeBob was always there to protect it.
也开了一家餐馆
from The Krusty Krab,
可没人愿意去那吃饭 因 为 那里的食物太难 吃了
where no one ate because the food was really bad.
有没有必要这样损 我啊
Now, is that really necessary?
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