地道美語聽力播客759: 寫回憶錄(雙語)
地道美語聽力播客759: 寫回憶錄(雙語)
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Oscar: We’re thrilled that you’ll be publishing your memoir with our company. You’ve had such an interesting life. I’m sure you’ll have lots of titillating stories to tell.
奧斯卡:你將要在我們公司出版你的回憶錄,我們感到很興奮。你的一生很有趣,你一定有很多有趣的故事要講。
Liz: Well, my memoir will certainly have a lot of stories about my career: the people I’ve worked with and the kindness I’ve encountered in this industry.
利茲:呃,我的回憶錄當(dāng)然有很多故事是關(guān)于我事業(yè)的:一起工作的同事,還有在這個(gè)行業(yè)遇到的友好和善行。
Oscar: That’s nice, but people buy autobiographical books for the juicy details, the more salacious the better.
奧斯卡:很不錯(cuò),但是人們買自傳書籍為了了解更多有趣的細(xì)節(jié),情事越多,銷量越好。
Liz: I was really thinking of focusing on the people who helped me in my career and their selflessness.
利茲:我真的是想把焦點(diǎn)放在對(duì)我事業(yè)有過幫助的人身上,展現(xiàn)他們的無私幫助。
Oscar: But I thought you were interested in writing a tell-all book. Considering how many times you’ve been married and the affairs you’ve had, you must have lots of steamy stories.
奧斯卡:但是我認(rèn)為你會(huì)對(duì)寫一本講述全部生活的書感興趣。想想你結(jié)過幾次婚,以及發(fā)生在你身上的事,以一定有很多情事故事。
Liz: I don’t want to be telling tales about people I love or once loved. I want to focus on the positive.
利茲:我不想向人們講述有關(guān)我愛過的人或者愛我的人的故事。我想把焦點(diǎn)放在一些積極的事上。
Oscar: You could do that, but your books won’t fly off the shelves without those juicy details.
奧斯卡:你可以寫那些,但是你的書少了那些有趣的細(xì)節(jié),不會(huì)很暢銷。
Liz: Really?
利茲:真的嗎?
Oscar: Really.
奧斯卡:真的。
Liz: Maybe I could tell one or two scandalous stories.
利茲:或許我可以講述一兩件不太光彩的事。
Oscar: Now you’re talking.
奧斯卡:現(xiàn)在你說說。
Liz: There was that infamous party where a cat fight broke out between...
利茲:在一次聲名狼藉的派對(duì)上,兩個(gè)女人跟…打架。
Oscar: We’re thrilled that you’ll be publishing your memoir with our company. You’ve had such an interesting life. I’m sure you’ll have lots of titillating stories to tell.
Liz: Well, my memoir will certainly have a lot of stories about my career: the people I’ve worked with and the kindness I’ve encountered in this industry.
Oscar: That’s nice, but people buy autobiographical books for the juicy details, the more salacious the better.
Liz: I was really thinking of focusing on the people who helped me in my career and their selflessness.
Oscar: But I thought you were interested in writing a tell-all book. Considering how many times you’ve been married and the affairs you’ve had, you must have lots of steamy stories.
Liz: I don’t want to be telling tales about people I love or once loved. I want to focus on the positive.
Oscar: You could do that, but your books won’t fly off the shelves without those juicy details.
Liz: Really?
Oscar: Really.
Liz: Maybe I could tell one or two scandalous stories.
Oscar: Now you’re talking.
Liz: There was that infamous party where a cat fight broke out between...
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