你最愛什么運(yùn)動(dòng)？為什么覺得跑步有樂趣

今天的這段對話，在討論運(yùn)動(dòng)，
 
你最愛什么運(yùn)動(dòng)？為什么覺得跑步有樂趣
 
來聽今天的講解:
 
A:  what's your favorite sport?
 
你最愛什么運(yùn)動(dòng)?
 
B:  it's hard to say. Perhaps swimming is my favorite. I like swimming because it helps improve my lung capacity. In the scorching summer days, there's nothing like a cool swim. Currently, I go to the pool twice every week.
 
這很難說,也許是游泳吧,可以增大我的肺活量.夏日炎炎,游幾圈多涼快!目前我每周去游兩次.
 
A:  is the entrance charge expensive?
 
游泳池收費(fèi)貴嗎?
 
B:  well, it costs an arm and a leg—30 yuan per person. What a costly sport! That is why I have to refrain from even thinking about it. And I find jogging a very agreeable substitute.
 
哦,貴的我心疼---30塊錢,因此我連想都不敢多想了.不過我發(fā)現(xiàn)慢跑是個(gè)不錯(cuò)的替代.
 
A:  haha, jogging? Perhaps it might be a bit too boring?
 
哈哈,跑步?不覺得有點(diǎn)無聊嗎?
 
B:  you know what? You won't get a rush from it until you fully understand it. It is a simple sport and doesn't require skills of any sort. This leaves room for me to enjoy the beautiful suburban scenery while jogging. Fresh air caresses my face and blows into my chest, which translates into inspirations. Inspirations are really good stuff for a writer like me. Sometimes, I even come up with a verse or two.
 
瞧你說的!你不明白其中的樂趣.跑步當(dāng)然是項(xiàng)簡單的運(yùn)動(dòng)啦,簡單得不需要任何技巧,卻也正好讓我一邊慢跑一邊有空欣賞郊外的美景.清新的空氣撫摸著我的臉龐,吹進(jìn)我的胸膛,很快又能化為靈感.靈感對我這樣的作家來說可是個(gè)好東西.有時(shí)候我甚至能邊跑邊編出幾句順口溜來.
 
A:  you are really a man who knows how to enjoy being alone.
 
看來,你很懂得享受獨(dú)處的樂趣.