No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
不，女人，别哭，女人，别哭。
There is no word, no whisper, no cry.
这里没有动静，没有低语，没有呼喊。
No woman no cry, no, no woman no cry.
女人，不要哭泣，不，不要哭泣。
不，女人，不要哭。
不，女人，不要哭泣。
不，女人，不要哭。
不哭，我是大男孩。
Little darling, don't shed no tears, no woman no cry.
小亲爱的，无泪不流，没有女人不哭泣。
There is no cry of pain without, at its end, an echo of joy.
没有痛苦的哭泣，也就没有喜悦的回响。
No woman, no cry. No woman, no cry. No woman, no cry. No, no, woman, no woman, no cry.
不，女人，不要哭。不，女人，不要哭。不，女人，不要哭。不，不，女人，不，女人，不要哭。
不，但他们会哭。
No luck, I wanted to cry because it was so ugly and so big.
真不走运，我很想哭，因为它特别难看，又太大了。
Oh no, but as if I wanted to cry hard.
哦，不，但好像我想要大哭一场。
Don't cry wolf when there is no wolf!
没有狼来不要喊狼来了！
Even if you have found the secret, there is no need to cry it from the housetop.
即使你知道了这个秘密，也没有必要闹得满城风雨。
Steven: No, for me. I hear that babies cry all night.
史蒂文：不，是给我用的。我听说孩子整夜都哭。
No matter what they did he continued to cry.
无论他们做什么，他只是不停地哭。
No man or woman is worth your tears, and the one who is, won't make you cry.
没有男人或女人是值得你为他流眼泪，值得的那一位，不会要你哭。
No person deserves your tears, and who deserves them won't make you cry.
没有人值得你流泪，值得你流泪的人是不会让你哭的。
No man or woman is worth your tears, and the one who won't make you cry.
没有男人或女人值得你流泪，值得的那位不会让你哭泣。
Yet he never barked. No provocation was great enough to draw from him that canine cry.
可他还是从不吠叫，好像就没有任何东西能激发他发出一声狗的叫声。
Someone could tell you "No," or laugh in your face, or cry, or yell, or talk about you behind your back.
有的人会对你说“不”，或当着你的面大笑、哭、大叫，或背后指点。
Herolled over on his bed in Miss MacIntyre's spare bedroom and cried and crieduntil he could cry no more.
他在麦茵蒂尔小姐空房的床上一面打滚一面哭，直到声音嘶哑，再也哭不出声来。
No man or woman is worth your tears, and the one who is, won’t make you cry.
没有人值得你流泪，值得让你这么做的人不会让你哭泣。
No man or woman is worth your tears, and the one who is, won't make you cry.
没有人值得你哭泣，而真正值得的那个人不会让你哭。
Most of those who have spoken of Kafka have indeed defined his work as a desperate cry with no recourse left to man. But this calls for review.
诚然，那些提到卡夫卡的人，他们中的绝大部分把他的作品定义为“人类走投无路时所发出的绝望呼喊”，但是这需要我们重新审视。
Most of those who have spoken of Kafka have indeed defined his work as a desperate cry with no recourse left to man. But this calls for review.
诚然，那些提到卡夫卡的人，他们中的绝大部分把他的作品定义为“人类走投无路时所发出的绝望呼喊”，但是这需要我们重新审视。
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