"What's happened to your car?"—"It's kaput."
“你的车怎么了？”，“坏了。”
"Would your car be easy to steal?"—"Fat chance. I've got a device that shuts down the petrol and ignition."
“你的车容易被偷吗？”—“不可能。我有一个可以关闭油门和点火开关的装置。”
你的车需要洗了。
我已经把你的车修好了。
If a storm traps you in your car, there are some steps you should take for your own safety.
在暴风雨天，如果你被困在了车里，你应该采取一些措施来保证自身安全。
Can you be sure you've noted every snack bar in your car, or every handful of nuts at your desk?
你能确定你已经记下了你车里的每一个存放零食的地方，或者你桌子上的每一把坚果了吗？
It's not like Los Angeles, where it's extremely spread out, and you're only in your car all the time,
它与洛杉矶不同，洛杉矶太分散了，你只是一直坐在你的车里。
An analogy I like to think about is that when you're repairing your car, the first thing you do is to stomp it and shut off the engine.
我想打个比方，当修你的车时，你首先要做的是刹车，关掉引擎。
The number of devices you can talk to is multiplying—first it was your phone, then your car, and now you can tell your kitchen appliance what to do.
你可以与之交谈的设备数量正在成倍增长，首先是你的手机，然后是你的汽车，现在你可以告诉你的厨房电器该做什么。
Don't leave your shopping on the back seat of your car – it's an open invitation to a thief.
不要把买好的东西放在车的后座上–这很容易招惹小偷。
For protection against unforeseen emergencies, you insure your house, your furnishings and your car.
为防止发生无法预料的紧急情况，人们给房屋、家具和汽车投保。
埃里克，你的车太脏了。
Which sign means that you can park your car here?
哪个标志表示你可以把车停在这里？
Since you have drunk so much wine, you mustn't drive your car.
既然你喝了这么多酒，你就不能开车了。
—Excuse me, is this your car?—No, it isn't. Mine is over there.
——打扰一下，这是你的车吗？ ——不，它不是。我的在那边。
Look at the sign, please. You can park your car on either side of the street.
请看这个标志。你可以把车停在街道的任意一边。
When your car breaks down in Big Bend National Park, you can make a fire with wood.
当你的车在大弯曲国家公园抛锚时，你可以用木头生火。
To my surprise, the man said, "You don't have to return it. Just pass the umbrella on to someone else when your car arrives."
令我感到惊讶的是，那个人说：“你不用归还它。等你的车来时，把伞传递给另一个人就行了。”
Consider trying to remember where you parked your car in the same car park you were at a week earlier.
试着回想，一周前你把车停在同一个停车场的哪个位置。
In a way that means they have to cost less than fossil fuels—certainly when you're filling up your car.
在某种程度上，这意味着它们的成本比化石燃料要低——当然是当你给汽车加油的时候。
While you're at it, you could cut your grass with a pair of scissors and wash your car with an old toothbrush.
当您做到这一点后，您可以用剪刀剪草，用旧牙刷洗车。
You can put them on your desk or clip them to your monitor. They can be attached to your dashboard in your car.
你可以把它们放在你的桌子上或夹在你的显示器上。它们可以安装在你车里的仪表盘上。
If your car runs out of petrol, you have used a tankful.
如果你的汽车烧光了汽油，可以说你用掉了一罐。
If you don't need to wash your car every month, then don't do it.
如果你不需要每个月洗你的车，那就不要做。
A: Don't lend them your car-they are taking advantage of you!
别把你的车借给他们——他们在利用你！
Collision insurance, the cheapest, only pays for damage to your car.
碰撞险是最便宜的一种，但它只赔偿对你车的损失。
Put up "no smoking" signs in your house and work area, and even in your car.
在你的家里和工作区域里装上“禁止吸烟”的标识，甚至在你的车里也装上。
Driving to a run? Bring a thermos of green tea or hot chocolate in your car.
如果开车去跑步的话，就在车里放一瓶热乎乎的绿茶或热巧克力。
Remove rook racks: If you have roof racks installed on your car, remove them.
移除行李架：要是你车里装了行李架，搬走吧。
But experts do agree on this rule of thumb: Use your car manual as your guide.
但是专家却同意这样一条规则：让你的汽车使用说明书做你的向导。
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