Curran: I like these tennis shoes. I need a new pair. 
科伦：我喜欢这些网球鞋，我需要买一双。
Beth: We’re here to buy you some dress shoes for attending Chelsey’s wedding. You can’t go wearing those worn out loafers, and you need time to break them in. 
贝丝：我们来这里是要给你买参加切尔西婚礼的鞋子，你不能穿这双穿坏了的休闲鞋去参加婚礼，你需要时间来修补这双鞋。
Curran: All right. Just pick whatever you think is suitable and let’s go. 
科伦：好的，那你选认为合适的鞋子，我们走吧。
Beth: Don’t you want to have a say in what you wear? I think these oxfords are nice. What do you think? 
贝丝：你难道不想说一说你想穿什么吗？我觉得这些牛津衫挺好的，你觉得呢？
Curran: Great. I’m a size 10 and a half. I’ll try them on and we’ll go. 
科伦：好，我的尺码是10.5，我会试穿一下，我们走吧。
Beth: You can’t just buy the first pair of shoes you see. How about these? 
贝丝：你可以买是看到的第一双鞋，这双怎么样？
Curran: Those patent leather shoes? They have purple laces. Well, if you think they’re okay... 
科伦：这双皮鞋怎么样？这双鞋有紫色的鞋带，如果你认为可以的话…
Beth: No, they’re not. These shoes are totally wrong for the occasion, not to mention hideous. I was just trying to get a rise out of you so you’ll pick the shoes you like. 
贝丝：不，这双鞋不好。这鞋不适合那个场合穿，更别说这鞋子还特别丑。我只是想惹怒你，这样你会选择你喜欢的鞋子。
Curran: But I don’t care what I wear. Just pick a pair. 
科伦：我不关心穿什么，只要选一套就行。
Beth: No, you pick. 
贝丝：不，你选。
Curran: Fine. How about these? 
科伦：好，这些怎么样？
Beth: No, they’re not dressy enough. They look more like sandals than dress shoes. 
贝丝：不，它们不适合正式场合穿。它们更像是拖鞋，而不是时装鞋。
Curran: Then how about these? 
科伦：那这一双呢？
Beth: Those boots? Definitely not. 
贝丝：这双靴子？当然不行。
Curran: Okay, these then. 
科伦：好吧，那这一双。
Beth: Those shoes fasten with Velcro. Are you kidding me? 
贝丝：这双鞋带有维可牢搭扣，你在开玩笑吗？
Curran: Okay, why don’t you just tell me what my taste should be and I’ll buy what you want me to buy? 
科伦：好吧，那你为什么不告诉我我的品味应该是什么，那我就会买你想让我买的东西。
Beth: And leave you with no say in your own purchase? What kind of cousin would I be if I did that? 
贝丝：不让你自己表达你想要买什么东西？如果那样做的话，我算什么堂兄妹呀？

Curran: I like these tennis shoes. I need a new pair. 
Beth: We’re here to buy you some dress shoes for attending Chelsey’s wedding. You can’t go wearing those worn out loafers, and you need time to break them in. 
Curran: All right. Just pick whatever you think is suitable and let’s go. 
Beth: Don’t you want to have a say in what you wear? I think these oxfords are nice. What do you think? 
Curran: Great. I’m a size 10 and a half. I’ll try them on and we’ll go. 
Beth: You can’t just buy the first pair of shoes you see. How about these? 
Curran: Those patent leather shoes? They have purple laces. Well, if you think they’re okay... 
Beth: No, they’re not. These shoes are totally wrong for the occasion, not to mention hideous. I was just trying to get a rise out of you so you’ll pick the shoes you like. 
Curran: But I don’t care what I wear. Just pick a pair. 
Beth: No, you pick. 
Curran: Fine. How about these? 
Beth: No, they’re not dressy enough. They look more like sandals than dress shoes. 
Curran: Then how about these? 
Beth: Those boots? Definitely not. 
Curran: Okay, these then. 
Beth: Those shoes fasten with Velcro. Are you kidding me? 
Curran: Okay, why don’t you just tell me what my taste should be and I’ll buy what you want me to buy? 
Beth: And leave you with no say in your own purchase? What kind of cousin would I be if I did that?