如果你询问美国的女大学生,就会知道她们对另一半的期望包含了天底下的一切:除了忠诚之外,伴侣还必须风趣,还要是个朋友。
If you ask American college women, they expect everything under the sun: in addition to being committed, partners have to be amusing, funny and a friend.
在会议上,如果你询问所有的观众他们是想休息或来杯咖啡,不要期望会有答案。
At the venue, if you ask the entire audience if they want to break for coffee or something, again don't expect a decision.
他们的想法是,他们复杂的术语会摆脱你询问相关信息,因为你会假装自己听的懂,让自己看起来不幼稚。
The idea is that their complex terminology will throw you off, and instead of questioning the information, you move on to prevent yourself from looking naive.
A lot of people would ask them, since they had a safekeeping for gold, could you put my gold in your safe?
因为他们可以妥善保管金子,所以很多人上前询问,你能不能帮我保存我的金子呢
We usually use this pattern when the question that you're asking about relates directly to the person you're speaking with.
当你在询问与谈话对方直接有关的话题时,你可以使用这个句型。
In one of their most famous examples, they asked people the following question: Suppose you had bought expensive tickets to a concert, very expensive, you paid $200 for each ticket.
在他们其中一项极其著名的案例中,他们询问了人们如下的问题:,假设你已经买了几张昂贵的音乐会票,昂贵之极,每张票价值200美元。
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