實(shí)戰(zhàn)口語情景對話：Getting Groomed 打扮

Jess: OK, so Tom, I've told you all about my beauty regime. You look very well groomed. Could you tell me what do you do to keep yourself looking good?

杰西：湯姆，我之前跟你說了我的美容程序。你看起來很整潔。你能跟我說說你如何讓自己看起來不錯嗎?

Tom: Well, thank you Jess. I mean this look is the product of many stages of evolution. When I was a teenager, I had long hair pulled back in a pony-tail, but at that time I wasn't growing a beard yet so I did get mistaken for a girl, so since then I've had short hair. There have been some periods when I've been traveling and when I'm traveling I don't like to bother too much about grooming, and my beard has started to grow, and it was a couple of years back that I went back to my job after traveling. I didn't have time to shave, and my colleagues and students saw me with a full beard, and to be honest they weren't as rude as I thought there were going to be, and I thought well maybe this looks good, so I thought I'd keep that. The beard lasted perhaps a year and then it began disappearing and appearing according to my whim and now I've settled on a goatee which is where I shave my cheeks and underneath my chin, but I keep the mustache and and beard around my mouth. I've never grown sideburns because I'm a little embarrassed to say, I've never managed to get the connection between my beard and my hair. There's a little gap just by my ears which never has quite grown hair, so that's where we got to where we are today.

湯姆：謝謝你，杰西。我現(xiàn)在的樣子經(jīng)歷了不同的階段。我在青少年時期留長發(fā)，梳個馬尾，當(dāng)時我還沒有長胡子，所以我經(jīng)常被誤認(rèn)為是女孩，從那以后我就開始留短發(fā)了。有一段時期我四處旅行時，不太在意打扮，那時我開始長胡子，我旅行了幾年后回來工作。當(dāng)時我沒時間剃胡子，我的同事和學(xué)生看到的是我滿臉胡子的樣子，說實(shí)話，他們并沒有像我想的那樣無禮，所以我認(rèn)為這個造型可能還不錯，我就一直維持這個造型。我的胡子造型大概持續(xù)了一年的時間，之后看我的心情，我可能會把胡子剪掉，也可能會留胡子，現(xiàn)在我決定留山羊胡，把臉上和下巴的胡子剃掉，保留嘴部周圍的胡子。我從來沒留過鬢角，這說起來有點(diǎn)尷尬，因?yàn)槲覐膩頉]能讓我的胡子和頭發(fā)連起來。我的耳朵周圍會有縫隙，那里從來沒長過毛發(fā)，這就是我的樣子的變化過程。

Jess: And have you ever removed hair from, waxed or shaved or any other part method from any other part of your body?

杰西：你有沒有刮過身體其他部分的毛發(fā)?

Tom: Do you mean my legs? No, I have never shaved my legs. I'm not a very hairy guy, but I just don't feel comfortable with men shaving their legs. A friend at university was a cyclist and he always shaved his legs and I thought it was strange because ... I mean, seriously, is wind resistance that important that you need to shave your legs to get the extra bit of speed on a bicycle, but he explained to me, "No", it's to do with evening after cycling and you have to get a sports massage and a massage is much easier if you don't have hair on your legs. I always thought it was about wind resistance, but I was completely wrong.

湯姆：你是指腿嗎?沒有，我從來沒有刮過腿毛。我的體毛不是那么多，而且我對男性刮腿毛感到很不自在。我大學(xué)時有個朋友是自行車選手，他經(jīng)常刮腿毛，我認(rèn)為那很奇怪，說正經(jīng)的，我以為是因?yàn)轱L(fēng)的阻力，他要刮掉腿毛以便在騎行時獲得額外的速度，可是他給我的解釋是，“不是，這是為了騎行后晚上的活動，晚上我要進(jìn)行運(yùn)動按摩，腿毛不多的話，按摩更容易些。”我一直以為是因?yàn)轱L(fēng)的阻力的原因，原來我完全弄錯了。

Jess: So, it sounds like in comparison to mine your beauty regime is very simple.

杰西：和我的美容程序比起來，你的簡直太簡單了。