They caught the kid doing something nasty under the bleachers.

他们抓到那孩子体育场看台下面做坏事。

Hey, I think I dropped my phone under the bleachers.

我好像把手看台下面了。

Maybe she'll be in the bleachers at the race this year.

也许今年的比赛，它就要看台上度过了。

Instead of sitting up in the bleachers, like the last three years?

比过去三年观众席旁观强太多了。

Pulling her up, Steve began hurrying her down the bleachers, heading toward the tents.

他一把拉起佩姬，与她一同沿着海滩向营帐跑去。

Val, Dani, and a Fire Hawk named Ally were standing together on the bleachers.

小娜、丹妮和一个名叫艾丽的火鹰队队员正一起看台上。

They cast excited glances at the man who was watching the field from the bleachers.

他们激动地瞥了一眼看着正看台的。

Baffling, right? We were necking like a couple of hooligans under the school bleachers.

很莫名其妙，对吧？本来我们还像学校看台下的小流氓们一样亲亲我我。

A short while later, Steve sat in the empty bleachers, his head cradled in his hands.

不久之后，史蒂夫双手抱头，空无一的看台上。

Val saw alone on the bleachers. Riley approached her. " Uh, Val? "

小娜独自一看台上。莱莉向她走近：“哦，小娜？”

They had to move it to a nearby high school, bigger bleachers to seat the growing fan base.

他们不得不把它搬到附近的一所高中，那里有更大的看台来容纳不断增长的粉丝群体。

We have lost campers in the campgrounds area, our bleachers up top. We have lost the infield.

营地的野营车遭到了损坏，还有上面的露天看台，内场也损坏了。

You can sit out on the bleachers

你可以外面的看台上。

The smell of nacho cheese and sizzling chicken fajitas spread through the bleachers on the hot summer night breeze.

炎热的夏夜微风中，玉米片奶酪和墨西哥鸡肉卷(鸡肉滋滋作响)的味道露天看台上蔓延开来。

The bleachers at Chicago's Wrigley Field; the orchestra section at New York City's Lincoln Center; the alleyways of Tokyo.

芝加哥瑞格利球场的观众席、纽约市林肯中心的交响乐乐池、东京的街头巷弄。

You're here for 10 minutes and already I'm back under the bleachers at the pep rally. -Just like old times, huh?

你刚来十分钟，我就觉得自己又回到当年露天看台下参加动员大会的日子。-往日重现，是吧？

Soon Henry found himself sitting on the bleachers.

很快，亨利发现自己看台上。

By and by a small boy climbed up the bleachers and sat beside him.

渐渐地，一个小男孩爬上看台，他身边。

The seats or bleachers are known as the stand.

座位或看台被称为看台。

Crowded in the bleachers because they had heard something  big was going to go down.

蒂姆：看台上挤满了，因为他们听说有大事要发生。