1.I'm just like a total tourist in this industry.

我真的是这个行业里的外行人。

2.Doctors sometimes confuse laymen with their jargon.

医生有时用专语把外行人弄得稀里糊涂。

3.Doctor Clarkson, tell me you will not permit this amateur to influence your professional opinion.

克拉克森医生，您不会让这个外行人影响你的专业判断吧。

4.For a question from a layman, I'm impressed with the use of in vivo.

对于外行人的问题来说，你能说出链确实让人印象深刻。

5.Rather, mostly laypersons use a varying number of terms to describe this abnormal breathing.

相反，大多数外行人会使用种语来描述这种异常呼吸。

6.This is largely because linguists, unlike laypeople, focus on grammar, not vocabulary.

这在很大程度上是因为语言学家与外行人不同，他们关注的是语法，而不是词汇。

7.The casual observer might imagine the deal to be a frantic bid to revive an ailing industry.

外行人可能会认为这笔交易——去振兴一个危害人身体健康的行业是一个疯狂的举。

8.Geeks will enjoy the computing conundrums and Sinophiles will love the history; laymen, too, will learn plenty.

极客们会喜欢书中的计算机难题，而喜爱中国文化的人则会热爱这段历史，外行人也会了解很多东西。

9.Outsiders often think an alien language has " no word for" a concept that is taken for granted in English.

外行人通常会认为一种陌生的语言在英语中“没有对应的词”是理所当然的。

10.To my untrained eye, she seems pissed.

在我外行人看来，她似乎很生气。机翻

11.She looked up with the inward stare that made the uninitiated tremble.

她抬起头来，内心的凝视让外行人颤抖。机翻

12.To the untrained eye, it looks totally legit.

在外行人看来 它完全合法。

13.That, indeed, is the layman's responsibility with regard to science.

这确实是外行人对科学的责任。机翻

14.We don't often think of mass like this in layman's circles.

在外行人的圈子里，我们并不常想到这样的质量。机翻

15.I don't know if I could explain it to a layman.

我不知道我是否可以向外行人解释它。机翻

16.Hayward isn't a guy who just recently jumped on the eSports bandwagon. Back in 2011, he joined an IGN pro league.

海沃德不是一个电子竞技潮流的外行人。2011年，他加入了IGN职业联赛。

17.Of course, all of this is jargon to a lay person.

当然, 所有这些对于一个外行人来说都是行话。机翻

18.Lay people don't talk about activity volume.

外行人不会谈论活量。机翻

19.For many laypeople, what they care more about is the subsequent impact of this technology.

对于很多外行人来说，更关心的是这项技的后续影响。机翻

20.So jargon is the word we use that refers to the language of a specific group as seen by an outsider.

也就是说，Jargon是个我们用于某个具体的群体的语言——外行人会称之为jargon（行业语）的语言。