While she sat there, two hours passed. The kings and queens began to leave. Their cabs rolled away. The music ended.

钟的分针走了两个整圈后，那些坐在露天宝座上绅士淑女陆续散去，一个个乘坐着华丽的车子在一片喧闹声中离开了。音乐也退回到木头盒子和毛皮袋子里休息去了。

Well, what does your cotillion training say is expected of a gentleman when three ladies ask him to escort them to a dance soiree?

你受过的沙龙舞训练怎么教你的绅士收到三位淑女要求 请他护送至舞会 你该怎么做？

The gentlemen and ladies of whom her mother sometimes spoke, and of whom she had often dreamt, were never in their habiliments.

那些她母亲有、她自己也常常梦到的绅士淑女们，从未穿着他们的服饰现。

The nature and the simplicity of gentlemen and ladies, with their servants and furniture, I think is best observed by meals within doors.

绅士和淑女们的自然和朴素，以及他们的仆人和家具，最好通过在门口吃饭来观察。

Whatever lip service might be paid to gender equality, families are also highly talented at sending out covert messages about what a 'real' man or a 'real' woman should honourably do.

虽然嘴巴上可能会说男女平等，但对淑女绅士的言行举止暗地里却是很能说长道短。

These names of gentleman and lady had a meaning, in the past history of the world, and conferred privileges, desirable or otherwise, on those entitled to bear them.

这些绅士和淑女的名字在世界过去的历史中是有意义的， 并且赋予有权拥有这些名字的人以特权， 无论是可取的还是其他的。

A great many gentlemen and ladies came to see mama, and I used to dance before them, or to sit on their knees and sing to them: I liked it.

许多绅士淑女来探望妈妈，常在他们面前跳舞，或者坐在他们膝头唱歌：很喜欢这样。

All the ladies and gentlemen were welcoming the spring, and Lady Wei could not bear to keep the curtains on her carriage drawn, but kept stealing glances at the landscape outside.

淑女绅士们都在迎接春天，韦夫人不忍心拉着马车的窗帘，只是不断地偷看外面的风景。

And a very good-natured gentleman and lady they were, though they were heathens; and talked quite pleasantly to Tom about his travels, till the Powwow man arrived, with his thunderbox under his arm.

他们是非常善良的绅士和淑女，尽管他们是异教徒；并非常愉快地与汤姆谈论他的旅行，直到那个 Powwow 男人来了，他的胳膊下夹着他的 thunderbox。

I imagine that a few of the gentlefolks of Cranford were poor, and had some difficulty in making both ends meet, but they were like the Spartans and concealed their smart under a smiling face.

想象克兰福德的几位绅士淑女们可能并不富裕，维持生计有些困难，但他们就像斯巴达人一样， 脸上始终挂着微笑， 将困窘隐藏来。

" I mentioned that to him, " said Mr. Galloway, " and he said the men in the colliers that run up to Newcastle and the fishermen and farm hands don't behave like ladies and gentlemen and don't talk like them" .

" 向他过这一点，" 盖洛韦先生说，" 但是他说那些去纽卡斯尔的煤船上的船员，那些渔民和农场工人并没有绅士淑女的举止，也不像他们那样说话。"