In this lesson, we will see some key words and phrases you can use when disagreeing with people in a polite way.

这节课，我们会看到当婉拒别人时你能用到的单词和短语

Disagreeing with a co-worker

和同事意见不一致

Hurley: Hey Sawyer. I need a favor.

Hurley：嗨，索伊，我需要一点帮助

Sawyer: What is it Hurley?

Sawyer：赫尔利，是什么?

Hurley: I really have to visit my aunt tomorrow. Can you cover for me at the office?

Hurley：我明天要去拜访我姑妈，你能在办公室里帮我打点一下吗?

Sawyer: What exactly do you want me to do?

Sawyer：你到底想要我做什么?

Hurley: Just tell Mr. Locke that I had a fever or something.

Hurley：就告诉洛克先生我发烧了之类的话

Sawyer: Oh! I’m sorry Hurley. But I won’t be able to do that.

Swayer：哦，很抱歉，赫尔利，我不能够做那样的事

Hurley: Why’s that?

Hurley：那是为什么?

Sawyer: That would be a lie and I don’t think lying is the right thing to do. I’m sorry.

Sawyer：那是撒谎，我认为欺骗不是一件好事，很抱歉

Hurley: Maybe but don’t you think you’re overreacting here? It’d be just a white lie.

Hurley：也许，但你不认为你现在有点反应过度了吗?那是善意的谎言

Disagreeing with someone’s attitude

和别人意见不一致

Sawyer: Hey Jack. I wanted to talk to you about something.

Sawyer：嘿，杰克，我本想和你说一些事

Jack: Sure Sawyer. What is it?

Jack：当然，索伊，什么事?

Sawyer: Hurley told me that you said I’m an atheist. Why did you say that?

Sawyer：赫尔利告诉过我你说我是无神论者，你为什么说那?

Jack: Well, you never go to the church. I have never seen you pray so I assumed it was the case.

Jack：嗯，你从未去过教堂，我从未见到你祈祷，因此我猜想是那种情况

Sawyer: I understand where you’re coming from but you shouldn’t take things for granted. I believe in God. I just don’t believe in a religion. That doesn’t make me an atheist.

Sawyer：我知道你从哪里过来，但你不应该把一些事认为理所当然。我相信上帝，我只是不信教，这并不能让我成为一个无神论者

Jack: Oh! I’m sorry Sawyer. I hope I didn’t hurt your feelings. It was a casual discussion.

Jack：哦，对不起索伊，我希望那不会伤害到你感情，那只是随便讨论一下

Sawyer: It’s fine. I just wanted to clear it out.

Sawyer：没事，我只想澄清一下

Disagreeing with someone’s point of view

和别人观点不一致

Jack: I think Hurley lied when he said he had to visit his aunt and couldn’t come to work.

Jack：我觉得当赫尔利他说要去拜访他姑妈不能上班的时候撒谎了

Sawyer: Why would he do that?

Sawyer：他为什么要那样做?

Jack: I don’t know. Maybe he just wanted a leave and made up an excuse.

Jack：我不知道，他可能想请假而编出的一个借口

Sawyer: I don’t think so. Hurley would never do that . He’s a serious man.

Sawyer：我不这样认为，赫尔利从来不会那样做，他是一个严谨的人

Jack: That’s one way to look at it, but from my point of view I still don’t think it was true.

Jack：这是看待这件事的一种方式，但从我的角度来看，我仍然不认为这是真的。

Sawyer: Look, I’ve known Hurley for many years Jack. He never lies. I even know his aunt. You can check with her if you want it.

Swayer：听着，杰克，我们已经认识赫尔利很多年了，他从来不撒谎，我都认识他姑妈，如果你想你可以核实一下

Jack: No, that’s fine. If you trust him, that will be enough for me.

Jack：不了，没事了，如果你信任他，那对于我来说就足够了

Disagreeing with a friend

和朋友意见不一致

Ben: Hey Hurley! What’s up?

Ben：嘿，赫尔利，怎么了

Hurley: Nothing much. I’m taking my mom to a doctor.

Hurley：没什么太大的事，我要把我妈妈带到医生那去

Ben: Oh! I hope everything’s fine. Actually, I wanted to invite you to a party tonight.

Ben：希望一切都还好，实际上，我本想邀请你来参加今晚的派对

Hurley: Sorry dude! I’m really busy today. Once I get back from the hospital, I have to work some more.

Hurley：抱歉，伙计，我今天真的很忙，一旦我从医院回来，我还有更多的工作要做

Ben: Come on, Hurley. Life’s not only about work and responsibilities. You oughtta have some fun too.

Ben：来吧，赫尔利，生活不仅仅只是工作还有责任，你也应该娱乐一下。

Hurley: I’m sorry but I disagree. Work comes first. But thank you for the invitation. Maybe next time.

Hurley：对不起，我还是不同意，工作第一。非常感谢你的邀请，下次可能回去

Ben: That’s all right. Take care, man.

Ben：好吧，保重，伙计