Testimony that could put a boy into the electric chair should be that accurate.

这是在几秒内发生事没有人可以测量那么准确。

Edison devotes his lab's attention to the development of the world's first electric chair.

爱迪生实验室开始着手开发世界上第一张电椅。

She's brought to the electric chair while a priest harangues her with passages from the bible.

女人被带到电椅上 同时一名牧师用《圣经》中段落对她长篇大论。

Some word experts say that it may have come from the use of electric chairs for executions.

一些词汇专家表示，它起源可能与刑时使用电椅有关。

Which, if you think about it, is like saying: the electric chair is bad, therefore electricity is bad.

你仔细想想，这就好比说： 电椅是坏，所以电也是坏。

They have committed crimes which I think in other countries they would give them the lethal injection or the electric chair.

我认为就他们罪，其他国家会实施注射电刑。

Randolph won't argue for the electric chair.

兰多夫会饶你不。

Bruno Hauptmann was found guilty and was sentenced to death by electric chair.

布鲁诺·豪普特曼被判有罪， 并被判电椅刑。

About the small electric chairs that were just his size, and Hell.

关于那些只有他那么大小电椅， 还有地狱。

The United States also has a unique form of capital punishment – the electric chair.

美国还有一种独特刑形式——电椅。

He was put to the electric chair in 1963 for the crime of murder.

1963年， 他因谋杀罪被送上电椅。

Like the guy who shaves your ankles before the electric chair?

就像上电椅前 给你刮踝上脚毛人？

He begs the judge for the electric chair. Anywhere but a mental hospital.

宁可被电也不要去精神病院。

She claims she is willing to throw the switch of the electric chair.

【switch】她表示愿意按动电椅开关。

It’s also the first case of someone surviving the electric chair in the USA.

这也是美国第一例电椅幸存者。

He murdered a woman, was caught, and was subsequently fried in the USA’s infamous electric chair.

他谋杀了一名妇女， 被抓获，随后在美国臭名昭著电椅上被炸。

Even if he had not been so incurably sick of life, the electric chair seemed now the only alternative to the strait-jacket.

即使他没有患上无法治愈生活病， 电椅现在似乎也是紧身衣唯一替代品。

17 days from now they strap my brother to an electric chair... 17 send 50,000 bolts coursing through his body for a crime he didn't commit.

天后他要送我哥哥上电椅因为一个莫须有罪名要将他以极刑。

Then came along a New York dentist and engineer called Alfred P. Southwick who led the charge (excuse the pun) to create a more humane form of punishment in the electric chair.

然后出现了一位名叫阿尔弗雷德·索斯维克纽约牙医和工程师，他带头（请原谅双关语）在电椅上创造一种更人道惩罚形式。

If you saved a man's life, would you expect him to be grateful? You might-but Samuel Leibowitz, who was a famous criminal lawyer before he became a judge, saved seventy-eight men from going to the electric chair!

如果你救了一个人命，你会期望他感激吗？你可能会——但塞缪尔·莱博维茨 (Samuel Leibowitz) 在成为法官之前是一位著名刑事律师，他拯救了 78 个人免于上电椅！