That didn't come from the troglodytes. No, that...That came from something else.

那不是鹪鹩发出的声音。那是......那是别的东西发出的。

Unless you're looking to be " goblin" up some time on an unusual " troglodyte" .

除非有时候想像怪物一样被“妖精化”。

We'll drop in on a circumcision party and explore troglodyte ghost towns.

我们将参加割礼派对并探索居人的鬼城。

And you can see a lot about, uh, oh, troglodyte.

看到很多关于，呃，哦，居人的内容。

An army of troglodytes charge into the chamber!

居人大军冲进了密室！

It's the same story with other troglodytes.

其它居动物也是同样的情况。

And you know the term troglodytes?

听说过“居人”这个词吗？

And the troglodytes who spoke like bats has been taken to mean that they had a whistle-based language.

居人说话如蝙蝠般，这一描述被他们使用的是基于口哨的语言。

So a troglodyte life is not so bad, especially if you want to survive on a place like Arrakis.

因此，居生活并不糟糕，尤其是在像阿瑞克斯这样的地方，如果想生存下去的话。

Larceny is no longer listed as one of the typical San occupations; a comparison of them to troglodytes is omitted.

盗窃不再被列典型的 San 职业之一;省略了将它们与居人进行比较。

So we had these yetis, and we had the troglodytes, and we had the hobbits, and we had these beefy giants.

所我们有雪人， 有居人，有霍比特人， 还有这些壮硕的巨人。

So maybe for the Fremen, it wasn't just the spice, but it was their troglodyte existence that gave them these spiritual experiences.

因此， 对于弗雷曼人来说， 或许不仅仅是香料，而是他们居的生活方式赋予了他们这些精神体验。

But of course, the Fremen do have more permanent homes In fact, you could say the from an arch troglodytes, aka cave dwellers.

当然， 弗雷曼人确实拥有更固定的住所， 事实上，称他们现代的居人，也就是洞居民。

The Japanese accounts are of people who are living, and this is the word you'll see so often, like troglodytes underground with virtually no water.

日本方面的描述是，人们生活在地下，几乎没有任何水源，就像居人一样。

There are some examples of troglodyte settlements like the Matamata underground houses and Tunisia, Africa, which uses the Earth's mass to protect themselves from the heat and the windstorms.

存在一些居聚落的实例，如马塔马塔地下房屋和非洲突尼斯的住所，它们利用地球的质量来抵御酷热和风沙。

In fact, before he met a San, he had read an anthropological account by a fellow travel writer, Thornley Smith, who likened the San to troglodytes who fed on vipers and lived in holes in the ground.

事实上，在他遇到桑人之前，他已经读过一位旅行作家同事索恩利·史密斯 （Thornley Smith） 的人类学记述，他将桑人比作毒蛇食并生活在地洞中的居人。