休閑對(duì)話：枯萎的玫瑰的命運(yùn)

Ann: Are you sick?

你生病了嗎?

Lily: No, I am fine.

沒(méi)有啊，我很好。

Ann: But you seem a bit sad.

但是你似乎有點(diǎn)傷感啊。

Lily: It was that I saw a bunch of roses thrown beside the trash can and I observed a moment of silence to it, but the keeper of our building saw what I doing and laughed.

我剛剛在垃圾桶旁邊看到一束被扔掉的玫瑰花，我為它默哀了一下，然后我們樓棟的管理員看到了，他在笑。

Ann: Oh, you really did something funny.

哦，你的確做了可笑的事情。

Lily: But don’t you think the fate of the bunch of roses is very sad?

但是你不認(rèn)為這束玫瑰花的下場(chǎng)挺悲劇的嗎?

Ann: I don’t think so. What would do when you find your flowers have withered up?

我不這么認(rèn)為，當(dāng)你發(fā)現(xiàn)你的花都枯萎了，你會(huì)怎么做?

Lily: I don’t know, but I think I would keep the flowers and put them into a tiny sack.

我不知道，但是我想我會(huì)把花保留起來(lái)，然后放到一個(gè)小布袋里。

Ann: You are very smart to make use of them, but not everyone has the same thought.

你很聰明地利用了他們，但是不是每個(gè)人都有一樣的想法的。

Lily: It’s might be.

可能吧。