杰克：阿伯特·拉金在哪儿？
杰克：谢谢，拉金先生。
杰克：迈克，我找到拉金了。
杰克：你看到拉金了吗？
拉金：我确实非常高兴。
Larkin: Yes, I am. I'm glad you're here.
拉金：是的。很高兴你在这儿。
Larkin: Yes. It'll take place in December.
拉金：是的，将在十二月进行。
Next month Larkin and Brady close the deal.
下个月拉金和布朗迪将完成有关事宜。
拉金：什么？
Thank you for talking with us today, Mr. Larkin.
谢谢您今天参加我们的节目，拉金先生。
Larkin: Yes, of course, Jake. I remember. How are you?
拉金：噢，对，杰克。我记得这回事，你怎么样？
Larkin: Very good, Jake. I see you've done your homework.
拉金：很好，杰克。看来你的准备工作做得不错。
Mike: No, I just saw the car drive away. I didn't see Larkin.
迈克：没有，我只看到那辆轿车开走了，我没有看到拉金。
Philip Larkin is the most representative poet of the English Movement.
菲利浦·拉金是英国“运动派”诗歌的杰出代表。
Larkin: I go to schools and offices all over the country. I talk to many people.
拉金：我到了全国各地的学校和办公机构，走访了许多人。
Mike: no, I just saw the car drive away. I didn't see Larkin. Where's he going now?
迈克：没有，我只看到那辆轿车开走了，我没有看到拉金。他现在去哪儿了呢？
Larkin: And I look forward to seeing you. I think this meeting will be very important.
拉金：我也希望到时见到您，我认为这次会议非常重要。
Jake: he's traveling. Larkin told me I could ask the travel agent for his flight plans.
杰克：他要出门旅行，拉金告诉我可以向旅行社打听一下他的飞行计划。
Its editor, Archie Burnett, has carefully collected all of the poems Larkin ever wrote.
本书的编辑阿奇·伯内特仔细收集拉金写过的所有诗歌。
Larkin: I think more and more people will use computers. Every American home will have a computer.
拉金：我认为越来越多的人将会使用计算机，每个美国家庭都会拥有一台计算机，我想将来一定是这样。
Larkin: The President of WBIG is a friend of mine. I know he wants some goo new business reporters.
拉金：WBIG的总裁是我的朋友，我知道他想要一些优秀的商业记者。
Larkin has achieved unparalleled critical success and has won an unprecedented 11 Boston Music Awards.
Larkin获得了无与伦比的成功，拿下了空前的11项波士顿音乐大奖。
Larkin: If you're interested in talking to him, I could call him for you. Or you could call him yourself.
拉金：如果你有意找他谈谈，我可以给他打个电话，或者你可以自己给他打电话联系。
Larkin: If you're interested in talking to him, I could call him for you. Or you could call him yourself.
拉金：如果你有意找他谈谈，我可以给他打个电话，或者你可以自己给他打电话联系。
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