Not for the men they cheat on, no.

被她们腿的男人的嫉妒是没用的。

I almost died married to a man who's obviously cheating on me.

我差点到死都还有显然直在腿的老公。

Wait till you date a guy with mommy issues or cheating issues.

等你有恋母情结或是腿的人约会看看。

Well, I went inside the fence, and I looked around for some kindlin' to work on, but I didn't see none.

我朝四周望了望，看有没有需要的，但没看到。

Stand upright, and you're the fastest route for a descending lightning bolt.

直立时，你成为了闪电下时的最快路径。

Thank heavens! It had glanced down his right shoulder.

感谢上！那剑在彼得的右肩上。

Does that cancel him out shagging that girl?

那他腿的事就算了吧?

It was as though the features had been hewn on to a great stone ball.

他的五官就像是在大石头圆球上粗粗凿出来的。

I hate work, said Charlie, that is, such work as sawing and splitting wood, and doing chores.

“我讨厌工作，”查理说，“讨厌这些、木头之类的杂活。”

Abraham Lincoln was the rail- splitter.

亚伯拉罕·林肯曾是木头做栅栏的“工”。

" They say Abe Lincoln got his start splitting rails, " he said as she came up to him.

" 人们说亚伯·林肯就是栅栏出身的呢，" 当她走上前来时艾希礼这样说。

The tough wood split a little farther.

坚硬的木头得更远了点。

Cut along the grain of the wood.

【grain】顺着木头的纹路下去。

It was the sound of quite a lot of Indians, chopping with their voices.

那是相当多的印度人的声音，用他们的声音。

That's the meaning of " ear splitting." " To split" something means to cut it in half.

这就是“耳”的意思。“”就是把东西切成两半。

And when he slashes at yours you jump with both feet off the ground so that his blow goes under them.

当对方用剑你的时候，你就必须两脚齐跳起来，他这击便从你脚下掠而过。

Just a couple of states away, in Pennsylvania, we're making a stop in Philadelphia. Abraham Lincoln High School is the home of the Railsplitters.

而第2所学校则是距离这里只有几州之隔的宾夕法尼亚州, 我们点名费城的亚伯拉罕·林肯高中，这里是木人的家园。

This was real broad-sword fighting. The great thing is to slash at your enemy's legs and feet because they are the part that have no armour.

这是真正的阔剑格斗。最精彩的就是用宝剑去对方的腿脚，因为这部分没有盔甲防护。

So, by going much higher up, between 1,800 and 2,400 metres above sea level, they found the chipping floors and the actual source material-with signs of it having been used.

我们爬到更高处，在海拔1800到2400米的地方发现了凿石头的场地以及玉石的确切来源，那里还留有人类使用过的痕迹。

It was something like the sound of an ax chopping, and something like a dog barking, and it was something like a song, but not like any song that Laura had ever heard.

有点像是斧头的声音，又像是狗吠声， 又像是首歌，但与劳拉听过的任何歌曲都不样。