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本片段劇情：莎拉牽著狗剛到達(dá)約會(huì)地點(diǎn)，就跑來(lái)一只狗沖著她的狗嗷嗷大叫起來(lái)，這時(shí)候狗的主人趕忙過(guò)來(lái)解圍，這個(gè)人就是杰克。莎拉發(fā)現(xiàn)，這個(gè)男人雖然對(duì)狗有些笨拙，但是說(shuō)話挺有趣。而杰克第一眼就喜歡上了莎拉，這使他有些緊張……
本片段對(duì)白：
Sarah: It's okay. Stop that growling! Use your words.
Jake: Stop, sit. Stop, sit. Stop. Sit.
Sarah: I don't think he knows "stop" or "sit." What else have you got?
Jake: Bruno, focus. Roll over and play dead. Hey, look at that. Look at that.
Sarah: That's very impressive.
Jake: You Sarah?
Sarah: Jake.
Jake: Yeah, hi.
Sarah: Yeah. Hi.
Jake: I didn't recognize you without the cap and gown.
Sarah: Oh, yeah.
Jake: Yeah.
Sarah: Yeah. This is really amazing.
Jake: Yeah. It is. You know, when he plays dead, he really plays dead. You don't know the half of it. He can stop his heart like a Sufi mystic.
Sarah: Does he sleep on a doggy bed of nails?
Jake: As a matter of fact, he does. He feels nothing. Or perhaps he feels too much.
Sarah: I think he wants his treat now.
Jake: You think so? While he's playing dead? It might ruin the whole effect.
Sarah: I don't know. He's your dog.
Jake: Actually he's not my dog. He's my friend Charlie's.
Sarah: So you're here under false pretenses.
Jake: No, not at all. You said "must love dogs," not "must own dogs." I do love dogs. In fact, I had one with my ex. She was allergic, went into anaphylactic shock. So we had to put her down. Dog. Not the wife. I'm kidding about both. This is a beautiful canine you have here. Hi.
Sarah: Yes, this is Mother Teresa.
Jake: Yeah, she plays with lepers? Comforts the poor? Yeah. How long you had her?
Sarah: Technically, she's not really mine. She's my brother's.
Jake: I'm shocked and saddened. False pretenses.
Sarah: Well, we are related. She's family. And I do really love dogs, and my ex was allergic also. Yes, he often had "anaphyphlectic" shock.
Jake: You're making that up.
Sarah: Yes, I am.
Jake: Me too. Tell me, I'm just curious about one thing. Why did you write "voluptuous"?
Sarah: Oh, my...
Jake: No! I did not mean to be rude at all. It's just that voluptuous, that tends to go the other way when someone uses that phrase. Towards the full-figured end of the spectrum.
Sarah: Oh, I didn't know there was a full-figured spectrum.
Jake: Yeah, it is one of those words they use in personal ads like "Rubenesque" or "weight proportionate to height", right? Hey, it's your ad. You can say whatever you want, I'm... Just for the record, girl says "athletic," usually she means "flat-chested." which you're not. But... This isn't coming out right. Look, you know, I'm sorry. I'm... I'm a little nervous. I'm not used to meeting people this way.
Sarah: Really? You seem very practiced and smooth.
Jake: Your ad doesn't do you justice. That's what I'm saying.
Sarah: Well, maybe you should rewrite my ad for me.
Jake: Well, maybe I don't want to.
Sarah: And why not?
Jake: Because maybe I don't want anyone else to answer it.
Sarah: Did you plan on saying that sometime today?
Jake: No, I didn't. But it's good, isn't it?
Sarah: It is good.
Jake: It's a good line.
Sarah: Maybe we should try this over again.
Jake: Sure. Hi, I'm Jake.
Sarah: Sarah.
Jake: So why would you even write an ad? You know, you don't seem that desperate.
Sarah: Why would you answer one? Talk about desperate.
Jake: Oh, I'm not. I mean, I didn't. It was my friend's. He gave it to me.
Sarah: I didn't write it. My sister did.
Jake: Your sister's ad. Your brother's dog. Those your shoes?
Sarah: Oh, my. Look at the time! Come on, honey.
Jake: I guess what I'm trying to say is I'd like to get to know you really.
Sarah: I have to get this dog home, and you don't want to go over on your rental.
Jake: No, no. I would... Maybe we could try this another time. You know, without the dogs.
Sarah: You bet.
Jake: I'll call you.
Sarah: Aha.
Jake: You know, Sarah, for the record...you are kind of voluptuous in a minimalist sort of way.
妙語(yǔ)佳句 活學(xué)活用
1. growl: （狗）嗥叫。
2. treat: 這里指的是dog treat（狗小食），給狗作為獎(jiǎng)勵(lì)的食物。treat作為名詞，可以表示“款待，請(qǐng)客”，例如：This is my treat.（這次由我請(qǐng)客。）
3. anaphylactic shock: 過(guò)敏性休克。
4.put somebody down: 殺死，殺掉（愛(ài)畜）。例：The donkey broke a leg in the fall and had to be put down.（這頭驢子跌斷了一條腿，不得不殺掉。）
5. canine: 犬，狗。
6.leper: 麻風(fēng)病患者。
7. practiced: 老練的?？匆幌吕樱?/p>
After a couple of minutes you feel you've known him forever, but it may be practiced glad-handing on his part.
幾分鐘之后你就會(huì)感覺(jué)好像早就跟他認(rèn)識(shí)了一樣，那也許是因?yàn)樗抢暇殶崆榈恼泻簟?/p>
8. do somebody justice: 公平地評(píng)判；公平地對(duì)待。例如：To do her justice, she is a good teacher.（說(shuō)句公道話，她是位好老師。）
9. You bet: 當(dāng)然，一定，沒(méi)問(wèn)題。
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