(单词翻译:单击)
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Who did?
- Obviously a bad guy, somebody really awful.
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Somebody like -- Paul Young.
- Paul? -- Are you serious?
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I'm telling you, he's hiding something.
He clams1 up everytime we try to ask about Mary Alice.
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And when we found out about Dina...
- Dina. Who's Dina?
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Paul and Mary Alice had a baby that died!
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You're kidding.
- Zach killed her.
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Holy crap, who told you that?
- Paul! He said it was an accident, but
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I think that's why
Mary Alice was being blackmailed2.
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Mary Alice was being blackmailed?
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Yeah. The girls and I found
a threatening note in her stuff.
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What the hell kind of street do we live on?
- I don't know.
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Come to think of it: the other day
Paul was talking with Felicia,
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and he was working overtime
to make Mike sound guilty.
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See? Shifting blame onto someone else,
that's classic criminal behavior!
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I tell you, he's up to no good.
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Zach and Paul are out of town.
Maybe we could sneak3 into their house
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and do some snooping. I have the key.
- Oh my god! Yes, we should do that!
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I was just kidding.
- No, Edie, this is our chance.
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We should just go in for 10 minutes.
- That's breaking and entering.
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Martha Huber was your best friend.
If we could find out who really killed her
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wouldn't that be worth the risk?
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Have a nice evening.
- Thank you.
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Serena, hi! How are you?
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I talked to Dr Wallace today.
- Oh?
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He still has no idea why the medication isn't working.
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He told me he's thinking of running more tests.
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I told him I'm thinking about getting a 2nd opinion.
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Rex! This might sound silly, but
are people staring at us?
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Yeah. What's going on?
- I could be wrong, but I suspect that
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Maisy Gibbons' client list has been released.
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you think they're laughing at us?
- No, I think they're laughing at you.
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I think they feel sorry for me,
which is just as mortifying4.
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What are we going to do?
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Oh -- we act like nothing is happening,
and when we finish eating,
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we will walk out of here
with all the dignity we can muster5.
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Please, let's go now.
- Oh no. I refuse to give them that satisfaction. Open your menu!
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Everybody's staring!
Bree, it's humiliating!
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You should have thought about that
before you left a personal check on Maisy Gibbon's nightstand.
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You stay here if you want to,
I'm leaving.
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Rex, if you walk out of this restaurant,
I will scream.
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Bree...
- I will scream about your cruelty,
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then I will scream about your infidelity,
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and to make sure it really hurts
I will scream about your distasteful sexual habits.
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If you want to know what true humiliation6 is,
take just one step.
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So, what are you having?
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What are we looking for, exactly?
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An embroidered8 pillow that says
"I killed Martha Huber"?
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You know, just something suspicious.
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Mmmh, smells expensive.
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clams
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| n.蛤;蚌,蛤( clam的名词复数 )v.(在沙滩上)挖蛤( clam的第三人称单数 ) | |
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blackmailed
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| 胁迫,尤指以透露他人不体面行为相威胁以勒索钱财( blackmail的过去式 ) | |
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sneak
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| vt.潜行(隐藏,填石缝);偷偷摸摸做;n.潜行;adj.暗中进行 | |
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mortifying
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| adj.抑制的,苦修的v.使受辱( mortify的现在分词 );伤害(人的感情);克制;抑制(肉体、情感等) | |
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muster
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humiliation
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