Er, did you do trips to Scotland?
嗯，你们有去苏格兰的旅游吗？
呃，把门关上，好吗？
A: Er... yes, sir.What would you like?
A：你好先生。你想点些什么呢？
Mrs Smith leaned forward. "you mean they actually chewed on your, er.., um.., ah... equipment?"
史密斯太太几乎跌倒：“你是说，松鼠还真的啃了你的……呃……这个……那个……家伙？”
But since antihistamines can make you drowsy, don’t drive yourself to the ER.
但由于抗组胺药会使人嗜睡，服药后不要自己驾车去急诊室。
Er . . . no. You wouldn`t want to do that.
不，你绝不会想那样做的。
Er... a friend told me that you have dance classes here.
恩……一个朋友告诉我你们这里有舞蹈课。
er know when she’s going to be in ahigher position than you .
托马斯转了转他的眼珠，说“你从来都不知道她的地位将超过你了。”
That's great. Er, back home, do you fly quite often for your job?
那太好了。呃，回家，你工作时是不是经常坐飞机呀？
So, if you 'er waiting for tomorrow, why not do it today?
所以，如果你等待明天，为什么不在今天行动？ ？
Hold on, now, what 'er you belting ME for?—Sid broke it!
住手啊，你凭什么这么狠打我？——是希德打碎了糖罐！
Can you, er...? Can you tell me exactly what happened that night?
你可以告诉我…那晚究竟发生了什么吗？
After you define g_two and g_three as er servers, the domain has three servers (Figure 9).
将g _ twoand g _ three定义为ER服务器后，这个域拥有了三个服务器(见图9)。
Ooh! It's bad, huh? Er... now do you want a sandwich?
噢，好惨啊，是吧？额…你想吃三明治吗？
Er... what else can I tell you?
嗯……我还能告诉你些什么呢？
Er... Can you hear me? Soundwave?
呃……声波？你能听到我吗？
I'll take this one. Er, could you carve some words or symbols on it?
我要这个了。呃，你这儿可以在手链上刻字或符号吗？
Er perhaps you could come down for an interview some time?
呃你大概什么时候可以来面试一下？
Er, you need to listen to customers, it's critical.
当然你需要倾听客户的意见，这点很重要。
Well, you know, er, I want my bill pay.
好吧，你是知道的，呃，我要你把的帐单付清了。
Well, you know, er, I want my bill paid.
好吧，你是知道的，呃，我要你把的帐单付清了。
Betty, er, what do you call her, darling Betty?
贝蒂，呃，你叫她什么，宝贝贝蒂?。
Sorry to both er you, but I ha ve a question.
不好意思打扰你了，我有一个问题。
Well, er, maybe you leave it somewhere else.
这个，呃，你也许把它放在别的地方了。
Let me tell you. This is the famous local Pu 'er tea.
告诉你吧，这个就是当地有名的普洱茶。
If you never fail, you 'er not trying hard enough.
假如你从未失败过，那么你的努力还不够。
Are you a stenograph er or typewriter?
你会速记或者打字吗？
对你来说是好事。我…
Stress is generally driven by the feeling of er being out of control of a situation and the feeling of a situation controlling you.
压力的产生通常是因为觉得形势失去控制了，或者自己被大势所迫。
Stress is generally driven by the feeling of er being out of control of a situation and the feeling of a situation controlling you.
压力的产生通常是因为觉得形势失去控制了，或者自己被大势所迫。
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