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  • “听着。”强盗少女对格尔达说。

    "Listen," said the robber maiden to Gerda.

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  • 他的名字叫加伊,她的名字叫格尔达。

    His name was Kay, hers was Gerda.

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  • 丁格尔是一位研究昆虫的进化生物学家。

    Dingle is an evolutionary biologist who studies insects.

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  • 他沿着安格尔西海岸散步。

    He walked along the coast of Anglesey.

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  • “那是加伊。”格尔达用愉快的声音喊道。

    "That was Kay," cried Gerda, with a voice of delight.

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  • 她立刻就认出了格尔达,格尔达也认出了她。

    She recognised Gerda immediately, and Gerda knew her too.

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  • 格尔达高兴得哭了。

    Gerda wept for joy.

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  • 金凤花发出明亮的光芒,它又望了一眼格尔达。

    The Ranunculus shone brightly, and looked again at Gerda.

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  • 他一直望着格尔达,转动着头;现在他说:“呱!”

    He had long been looking at Gerda and shaking his head; and now he said, "Caw!"

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  • 王子下床,让格尔达睡在他的床上,他只能做这么多了。

    The Prince got up and let Gerda sleep in his bed, and more than this he could not do.

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  • 他一点也没有想到格尔达,更没有想到她站在宫殿前面。

    He never thought of Gerda, and least of all that she was standing before the palace.

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  • 可怜的动物弹着腿;小强盗女孩笑了,把格尔达拉到她床上。

    The poor animal kicked; the girl laughed, and pulled Gerda into bed with her.

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  • “加伊——小小的加伊,”格尔达说,“他什么时候来的呢?”

    "Kay--little Kay," said Gerda, "when did he come?"

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  • 格尔达叫他们,因为她以为他们是真的;但是他们当然没有回答。

    Gerda called to them, for she thought they were alive; but they, of course, did not answer.

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  • 于是她拉着格尔达的手,把她带进小屋子里去,并且把门锁上了。

    She then took Gerda by the hand, led her into the little cottage, and locked the door.

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  • “我不喜欢这里。”来自土耳其的游客雅斯明·考克奥辛格尔说。

    "I don't like it here," said Yasmin KocOzcengel, who is a tourist from Turkey.

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  • 你能不能给小小的格尔达一件东西,使她能有力量克服一切困难呢?

    Can you give little Gerda nothing to take which will endue her with power over the whole?

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  • 格尔达叫得更响了,这时一个老太婆拄着一根拐杖从屋子里走了出来。

    Gerda called still louder, and an old woman then came out of the cottage, leaning upon a crooked stick.

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  • 格尔达把她戴着大手套的双手向那个强盗姑娘伸过去,说:“再会吧!”

    Gerda stretched out her hands with the large wadded gloves towards the robber maiden, and said, "Farewell!"

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  • 加伊和格尔达手挽着手走。这是一个草木茂盛、开满花朵的美丽的春天。

    Kay and Gerda took each other's hand: it was lovely spring weather, with abundance of flowers and of verdure.

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  • 如哈格尔指出的,布林约尔松和麦卡菲确实在他们的书中提到了这一点。

    As Hagel notes, Brynjolfsson and McAfee indeed touched on this point in their book.

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  • 这儿,早春的草木露出了绿芽;在这儿,加伊和格尔达告别了拉普兰女人。

    Here the first vegetation peeped forth; here Kay and Gerda took leave of the Lapland woman.

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  • “不,那一定是他的雪橇!”格尔达说;“因为当他离开的时候带着他的雪橇。”

    "No, that was certainly his sledge," said Gerda; "for when he went away he took his sledge with him."

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