英文原文:

As Holly and Yi-jun walk up
Rich: Hello, ladies. I'm firing up the grill. We can eat in an hour or so.
Yi-jun:Chips, finger foods, desserts, baked beans. Where're the pork and beef strips?
Rich: Yi-jun, we're in the States. Here it's all burgers, steaks, and dogs.
Yi-jun:Ah...hence the buns and condiments we bought. And this is Holly's potato salad.
Rich: You can put stuff on the picnic table. Back to work. The grill is calling me...
Yi-jun: Let me know if I can help.

參考譯文:

荷莉和怡君走上前
李奇：哈啰，小姐們。我正在生火。我們過一小時左右就可以吃了。
怡君：洋芋片、小零嘴、點心、焗豆。豬肉和牛肉片呢？
李奇：怡君，我們是在美國。這里全都是漢堡肉、牛排和熱狗。
怡君：啊……怪不得我們帶這些圓面包和辛香料來。這是荷莉做的馬鈴薯沙拉。
李奇：你可以把東西放在野餐桌上。回去干活啰。烤肉爐在呼喚了……
怡君：要我?guī)兔蛣e客氣喔

重點詞匯:

fire up
（給鍋爐等）生火
Fire up the grill, I'm hungry!
把爐火生起來，我好餓。
chip (n.)
炸洋芋片。finger food則是指用手拿著吃的「零食，小點心」；baked beans則是美國人烤肉、做菜時常會當拌料用的「焗豆」；而這里Rich說的dogs，則是「熱狗」hot dogs的簡稱
Do you have any chips to snack on?
你有沒有炸洋芋片可以吃？
hence (adv.)
因此
I got in an accident, hence the cast on my leg.
我出車禍了，所以腿上架固定物。
condiment (n.)
（辛辣的）調味料（如芥末、胡椒）
A: How's your hamburger?
漢堡味道如何？
B: It would be better with a few condiments.
如果有些調味會更好。
is calling me.
（某項工作）在召喚我了。
Work is calling me.
工作在呼喚我了。