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We’re gonna have a little wingding at my place tonight.

我们难备今晚在我那儿举办一个晚会。

Christmas revels with feasting and dancing were common in England.

圣诞节的歌舞在英国很常见的。

People celebrating the armistice behaved like an orgiastic mob.

庆祝停战的人们象一群的暴民。

And Mardi Gras, today, is a boisterous, bacchanalian splurge of music and mayhem.

但今天的谢肉节却成为腾喧闹、畅饮而又音乐和暴行杂陈的节日。

Mardi Gras is the last day of carnival.

“油腻的星期”节的最后一天。

There were terrific rejoicings on the day war ended.

战争结束的那一天人们庆祝。

I got some good shots of the carnival.

我有几个节的精彩镜头。

Here’s a photo of us making whoopee at Dave’s wedding.

这一张我们在戴夫的婚礼的照片。

People mingled happily at the carnival.

大家在节交往得很快乐。

Come and join in the merrymaking.

来参加我们的。

The revelry continued all night.

活动彻夜不休。

New Year revelries.

新年。

Half a million ravers packed into Berlin City Square with one sole aim - to have the time of their lives.

五十万者涌进柏林城市广场，只有一个目的——尽情。

Of course I’m in a bad mood! I’ve been stuck here working while you’ve been whooping it up in the bar with your friends!

我怎么可能开心呢？我工作缠身，不得不呆在这里，而你却和朋友们在酒吧！

Every bat flying out of the belfry a lost cause, every whoopla a groan over the radio from the private trenches of the damned.

每一只飞出钟楼的骗幅都一项失败的事业，每一次都注定要死的人从单人战壕里通过无线电台发出的呻吟。

Far from reproducing a mythological past, the disorder of the carnival and the tumultuous destruction of the charivari re-actualize a real historical situation of anomy.

远非复制一个神话般的过去，节的失序以及闹婚活动的肆意破坏再现了一种真实历史的混乱场景。