Scott: That’s the last bag. Help me put these into the truck. I want to get these to the thrift store before they stop taking donations for the day.
斯科特:這是最后一個(gè)包啦,幫我把這些放到卡車上。我想在二手店關(guān)門之前把這些東西送過去。
Nancy: Hold on! That bag has curtains in it.
南希: 等一下,那個(gè)包里有窗簾。
Scott: I know they do. Those old curtains have been sitting around in the closet for 10 years. It’s time to let them go.
斯科特:我知道里面有窗簾,那些舊窗簾放在衣櫥里10年了,是時(shí)候扔了它們了。
Nancy: But what about this bag? These are the children’s old baby clothes. You can’t just toss these! They have such sentimental value.
南希: 但是這個(gè)袋子呢?這些都是孩子們舊的嬰兒衣服,你不能就這么扔了,它們有紀(jì)念意義的。
Scott: You’ve kept a lot of the children’s old clothes already, but we still have bags and bags of them in the attic.
斯科特:你已經(jīng)留下來好多孩子們的舊衣服,而且閣樓上還有后多袋呢。
Nancy: Yes, but they’re so cute.
南希:是啊,但是這些小衣服太可愛了。
Scott: It’s time to put aside sentiment and do some spring cleaning. After all, we’re donating them to a good cause. Families visiting the thrift store can buy them for their own children. We get a tax deduction and our items get a new life. It’s a win-win for everybody.
斯科特:是時(shí)候拋開情緒,來做一些春季大掃除啦,畢竟,我們把這些捐贈(zèng)出去也是做好事啊,逛二手超市的家庭可以買回去給他們自己的孩子穿。這樣做我們也能減免稅收,我們的舊物也能被重新利用,對(duì)每個(gè)人來說都是雙贏。
Nancy: I don’t know about that. What?! You’re not getting rid of those chairs, are you? They still have a lot of life in them.
南希:那個(gè)我不太了解,什么?你不是連那些椅子都不要了吧,是嗎?可是它們還能用啊!
Scott: Our garage is so full of old furniture that we don’t use. I’m putting my foot down. These have to go.
斯科特:我們的車庫(kù)里有很多我們不用的舊家具,要想在車庫(kù)里找個(gè)落腳的地,就必須把那些弄走。
Nancy: But not those...
南希:但是這些椅子……
Scott: Yes, those and those and those. This is my punishment for marrying a pack rat!
斯科特:嗯,這些,那些還有那些,這就是我娶一位有收集癖好的人的報(bào)應(yīng)!
Nancy: Hold on! That bag has curtains in it.
Scott: I know they do. Those old curtains have been sitting around in the closet for 10 years. It’s time to let them go.
Nancy: But what about this bag? These are the children’s old baby clothes. You can’t just toss these! They have such sentimental value.
Scott: You’ve kept a lot of the children’s old clothes already, but we still have bags and bags of them in the attic.
Nancy: Yes, but they’re so cute.
Scott: It’s time to put aside sentiment and do some spring cleaning. After all, we’re donating them to a good cause. Families visiting the thrift store can buy them for their own children. We get a tax deduction and our items get a new life. It’s a win-win for everybody.
Nancy: I don’t know about that. What?! You’re not getting rid of those chairs, are you? They still have a lot of life in them.
Scott: Our garage is so full of old furniture that we don’t use. I’m putting my foot down. These have to go.
Nancy: But not those...
Scott: Yes, those and those and those. This is my punishment for marrying a pack rat!