英語經(jīng)典聽力對話MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS

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DIALOG 71

1--There seems to be some sort of commotion up the
   street in the next block.
2--Yeah, I thought I heard shouts or screams.
1--It sounded more like shouts to me.
2--Think we should investigate?
1--I don't think that's a good idea. I don't like to get
   involved in other people's quarrels--if it is a
   quarrel.
2--Yeah. I know what you mean. What's that old
   proverb? Something about anyone who meddles
   in a quarrel not his own is like a guy who grabs a
   passing dog by the ears?
1--That sounds pretty good to me. My folks always
   taught me to mind my own business, and I think
   that's good advice!

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注解：

1）commotion：騷動；混亂。
2）scream：尖聲的哭喊。
3）investigate：調(diào)查；了解。
4）got involved in：卷入。
5）proverb：諺語；格言。文中的諺語與漢語
中的“打狗不著反被狗咬”近似。
6）meddle：干預(yù)。
7）a passing dog：無主的野狗。
8）my folks：（口語）親人；家屬。通常指父母。
9）mind your own business：直譯是管自己的事。譯文
用反譯，更合中文習(xí)慣。

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譯文：

1--鄰街好象出了點什么亂子！
2--我似乎聽到有人嚷嚷或是哭喊的聲音。
1--我聽著象是有人嚷嚷。
2--我們是不是去看看？
1--我看沒必要。如果是吵架的話，我可不愿卷進去。
2--是的，我明白你的意思。有句諺語是怎么說來著？
什么不請自來管閑事兒好似去抓狗耳朵。
1--這諺語說得不錯。我父母總是教我少管別人的閑事。
這是一條很有用的勸告。