I ended up in every short line.

我每次都排到最的。

Just like I always end up on the shortest line at the bank.

就像我在银行排时 总在最的那条。

Then we'll come back and see if the line's any shorter, yeah?

然后回来再看看伍有没有？

I get into the shortest line and the cashier rings me up.

我挑了个最的伍，收银员叫我过来。

Lucy gets " into the shortest line and the cashier rings up" her sale - she rings her up.

露西“排到最的一，收银员叫她结付”她的东西——叫她结账。

Of course, you want to get in the shortest line, but normally, most people are in the longest line.

当然，你想排最的，但通常情况，数人都排在最长的伍里。

Her poems had very short lines and sometimes didn't even have a title (a name).

她的诗行很，有时甚至没有标题（名字）。

Lucy is lucky and she gets in " the shortest line and the cashier, " " cashier, " rings her up.

露西很幸运，她排上了“最的”，“收银员”，“收银员”叫她。

Small firms naturally tend to do well in the first category since they have fewer layers of management and thus much shorter communication lines.

自然地，小公司倾向于在第一个指标上表现地很好，因为小公司有更少的管理层，所以沟通更为便捷。

Then we went on other things, but then other things weren't open or things have what seems like a short line, but it's short-staffed, so it's a little bit slower operations.

然后我们继续做其他事情，但后来其他事情没有开放，或者事情看起来排很，但人手不足，所以操作有点慢。

We are playing this game and having a good time now or else there's a chance you'll be taking the short line to jail without passing go or collecting your allowance for the next two weeks.

我们正在玩这个游戏，现在玩得很开心，否则你有可能在接来的两周内没有通过 go 或领取你的津贴就把线送进监狱。

Sometimes compound nouns are formed by putting a hyphen, a short line in between the two words, a word, for example, like " baby-sitter." A " sitter" is someone who watches something, so a " baby-sitter" is someone who watches babies.

有时复合名词是通过在两个词之间加一个连字符，一条线，一个词，例如“baby-sitter” 来构成的。看婴儿的人。