Joel: Did it come?
约珥：出结果了吗？
Susanne: No, it's not in today's mail. Why do I bother, anyway? I know it's a foregone conclusion. I've failed.
苏珊娜：没有，不在今天的邮件里。我为什么还会不安呢？我知道我不会及格已经是预料中的事。
Joel: That's bull! I know you passed. You're just on tenterhooks waiting around for the results to arrive and you're psyching yourself out.
约珥：胡说八道，我知道你肯定考过了，你只是在焦急等待结果的到来，你在吓唬你自己。
Susanne: No, I'm not.
苏珊娜：没有，我没有。
Joel: Don't you remember that when you came home after taking the exam, you thought you had aced it?
约珥：你还记得你考完试后回家说你感觉你这次考的不错吗？
Susanne: I did, but that was before I started thinking about all of the questions I got wrong. Then, I thought it was a toss up whether I passed or not. Now that I've had even more time to think about it, I'm sure I biffed it.
苏珊娜：我记得，但是那是在我开始思考所有我做错的问题之前的想法，想完之后我就发现我过不过很难确定，而现在在我想了这么多遍以后，我确定我失败了。
Joel: See what I mean? You've been psyching yourself out for weeks. You studied really hard and I have no doubt that you passed with flying colors. All right, you're not going to hear today, so let's get your mind off of the exam, okay?
约珥：了解我的意思了吗？你已经这样吓自己好几周了，你学习真的很刻苦，你一定会出色的通过这次考试的。好吧，你今天听不进去了，那就让你自己的思想脱离考试吧，好吗？
Susanne: All right. How?
苏珊娜：好的，但是如何做到呢？
Joel: You can help me study for the exam. I'm taking it at the next administration. I have no intention of bombing it or even squeaking by by the skin of my teeth—like some people.
约珥：你可以帮我复习考试内容，我将要参加下一次的考试。我不想靠太高也不想像一些人一样侥幸勉强通过。
Susanne: Very funny. Okay, so maybe I'm psyching myself out—a little bit. Okay, I'm game. Where do we begin?
苏珊娜：很有意思，好吧，可能我有一点自己吓唬自己了，好，我陪你。我们从哪里开始呢？
Joel: With all of the ones you thought you got wrong.
约珥：从所有你觉得自己错的地方开始。
Susanne: What?!
苏珊娜：什么？
Joel: There's no sense wasting all that worrying. And if you did fail it, you'll need to get ready to take it again.
约珥：没有毕竟在这等着担心，如果你没及格，那么你就要准备好再考一次。
Susanne: Gee, thanks!
苏珊娜：谢谢你。

Susanne: No, it's not in today's mail. Why do I bother, anyway? I know it's a foregone conclusion. I've failed.

Joel: That's bull! I know you passed. You're just on tenterhooks waiting around for the results to arrive and you're psyching yourself out.

Susanne: No, I'm not.

Joel: Don't you remember that when you came home after taking the exam, you thought you had aced it?

Susanne: I did, but that was before I started thinking about all of the questions I got wrong. Then, I thought it was a toss up whether I passed or not. Now that I've had even more time to think about it, I'm sure I biffed it.

Joel: See what I mean? You've been psyching yourself out for weeks. You studied really hard and I have no doubt that you passed with flying colors. All right, you're not going to hear today, so let's get your mind off of the exam, okay?

Susanne: All right. How?

Joel: You can help me study for the exam. I'm taking it at the next administration. I have no intention of bombing it or even squeaking by by the skin of my teeth—like some people.

Susanne: Very funny. Okay, so maybe I'm psyching myself out—a little bit. Okay, I'm game. Where do we begin?

Joel: With all of the ones you thought you got wrong.

Susanne: What?!

Joel: There's no sense wasting all that worrying. And if you did fail it, you'll need to get ready to take it again.

Susanne: Gee, thanks!