And you're looking at somebody who basically does not like dogs at all but who loves cats, and canine butchers replaced horse butchers.

你如果去观察,那些不喜欢狗,但是喜欢猫的人,还有杀狗的屠户取代了杀马的

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The text says they "cowered like dogs crouched against the outer wall.

书上写道“像狗一样,蜷缩在墙角。

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So for instance, suppose you want to know, for whatever reason, do babies like the looks of dogs or cats?

比如说,假设你没来由的想知道,婴儿会喜欢狗的模样还是猫的摸样

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But we have no problems when it comes to things like breeds of dogs with stereotypes.

我们并不介意,用刻板印象来评判不同品种的狗。

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More importantly, we collect stereotypes about groups of people through much the same way we collect stereotypes about categories like chairs and apples and dogs.

更重要的是，我们形成对群体的刻板印象,和我们形成对类别的刻板印象,如椅子，苹果和狗，两者几乎一样。

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