’Oh, no, not the straitjacket! I promise I’ll behave myself, Neil. ’

“我不要穿紧身衣。我答应一定规规矩矩的，尼尔。”

No, I don’t have time, Neil! Number six is ’straitjacket’.

不，我没间了尼尔！第六个straitjacket，约束，紧身衣。

You’re catching on, Neil! Now, what does Dr Ackermann mean when she says precision is a straitjacket?

理解的不错。尼尔，阿克曼说的精一种束缚什么意思?

You remember that magic trick you used to do where you got out of a straitjacket blindfolded?

你还记得之前你常表演的那个魔术吗？就你蒙着眼从束身衣里挣脱出来的那个？

If you find this too cold, then put on a jacket. A straitjacket, 'cause 72's the best and you're crazy.

如果你觉得这温冷，那就穿上衣服，疯子束身衣好了，因为22舒服，而且你疯了。

Yet businessmen and victims say supplies are being held up as bureaucracies fall back on tired old rules and straitjacket procedures.

面对如此天灾，政府却还一味地拘泥于繁文缛节，由此，许多商人以及难民表示，如今救灾物资根本无法落实到位。

HowStuffWorks did an article recently on straitjackets.

HowStuffWorks 近发表了一篇关于紧身衣的文章。

So, straitjackets came around in the Georgian period, way more recently than I thought.

所以，紧身衣在乔出现的，比我想象的间要近得多。

If you can, you know, break dance in a straitjacket.

若能如此，你便能在束缚中跳出霹雳舞，彻底释放。

The orderlies jump him, punch him, put him in a straitjacket.

勤务员们扑向他，拳打脚踢，给他穿上约束衣。

Two other passengers sobbed in improvised straitjackets.

另外两名乘客在临制作的约束衣中啜泣。

I saw your brother do that straitjacket gag once.

我看过你哥哥表演过那个逃脱术。

Today, we are far from either the golden straitjacket or global federalism.

今天，我们距离所谓的金色紧身衣或全球联邦主义还相去甚远。

But he was confined in a straitjacket, very famously, by his doctor, Francis Willis.

但他被他的医生弗朗西斯·威利斯非常着名地关进了紧身衣。

And I suspect it's mostly for good because Marriage and domesticity shouldn't be handcuffs or straitjackets.

而且我怀疑这大多为了好的原因，因为婚姻和家庭生活不应该束缚或桎梏。

Imposing a global institutional blueprint runs the risk of placing countries in a straitjacket that suffocates their own economic development.

强加一个全球机构蓝图可能会将国家置于一种束缚中，窒息其自身的经济发展。

It's also not " customary" for a Dean of admissions to alter an applicant's status, so... I'll go get the straitjacket from the nurse.

" 按照惯例" 招生办主任也不能随意修改申请人状态，所以...我去护士那里把束身衣拿过来。

And when they returned, they had strangled themselves or had been strangled by their straitjacket overnight.

而当他们回来，他们要么自己上吊了，要么被紧身衣勒死的。

And all the way back in 1829, this asylum, Lincoln Asylum, banned the use of straitjackets.

早在1829年，这家精神病院——林肯精神病院就禁止使用紧身衣。

This would conflict with democracy, and governments would be placed in what U.S. journalist Thomas Friedman, born 1953, has called a golden straitjacket.

这将与民主相冲突，各国政府将处于美国记者托马斯·弗里德曼（1953年出生）所说的“金色紧身衣”之中。