“我喜欢看戏”这句话或许也能达成这个目的,但前提是男人要做出诚实的回应,而不是像你那样答句“啥都成,我也喜欢看戏”,然后期待好运降临。
"I like going to the theatre" could also serve that purpose, but only if men respond honestly, instead of, like you, saying, "yeah whatever, I like that, too" then hoping to get lucky.
这是你的首要目的,所以不要忘了在信的末尾问上一句。
This is your primary goal, so don’t forget to ask for one at the end of your letter.
我在一张保险杠贴纸上看到过这样一句话:“旅行的乐趣不在于到达目的地而在旅行的过程中。”我确信这是一个简单的真理,也是一种最具说服力的古老智慧。
I'm pretty sure the bumper sticker that reads, "the joy of the journey is not in reaching the destination but in the ride," is one of those simple truths and is most assuredly an ancient wisdom.
The ostensible purpose of this sentence at this point, as I take it, in Milton's argument is to explain the importance of censorship; but surely this sentence has an entirely different effect on us as readers, a different effect than the syntax or the logic of this sentence may demand.
这句话表面上的目的,我认为,是在弥尔顿的论点里解释控制的重要性,但是这个句子却对读者产生了相反的作用,一个和这句话的句式逻辑的要求,不同的影响。
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