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At the end of May 2009 Jobs flew back from Memphis on his jet with his wife and sister.
2009年5月底，喬布斯與妻子和妹妹乘私人飛機(jī)從孟菲斯歸來(lái)。
They were met at the San Jose airfield by Tim Cook and Jony Ive, who came aboard as soon as the plane landed.
蒂姆·庫(kù)克和喬尼·艾弗在圣何塞機(jī)場(chǎng)迎接他們，飛機(jī)一落地，他們就登上了飛機(jī)。
"You could see in his eyes his excitement at being back," Cook recalled. "He had fight in him and was raring to go."
“你可以在他的眼中看到那種歸來(lái)的興奮。”庫(kù)克回憶說(shuō)，“他充滿斗志，迫不及待?！?/div>
Powell pulled out a bottle of sparkling apple cider and toasted her husband, and everyone embraced.
鮑威爾開(kāi)了一瓶蘋(píng)果酒，提議為她的丈夫干杯，大家都熱烈擁抱。
Ive was emotionally drained. He drove to Jobs's house from the airport
艾弗滿心的疲憊。他開(kāi)車從機(jī)場(chǎng)回喬布斯家，
and told him how hard it had been to keep things going while he was away.
一路上都在跟喬布斯講他不在的時(shí)候讓一切照常運(yùn)轉(zhuǎn)有多么困難。
He also complained about the stories saying that Apple's innovation depended on Jobs and would disappear if he didn't return.
他還抱怨那些媒體文章說(shuō)蘋(píng)果的創(chuàng)新全部仰仗喬布斯，如果喬布斯不回來(lái)創(chuàng)新就會(huì)消失。
"I'm really hurt," Ive told him. He felt "devastated," he said, and underappreciated.
“我真的很傷心?！卑ジ嬖V他。他感覺(jué)“備受打擊”，而且賣力不討好。
Jobs was likewise in a dark mental state after his return to Palo Alto.
喬布斯回到帕洛奧圖之后，也陷入了類似的低落狀態(tài)。
He was coming to grips with the thought that he might not be indispensable to the company.
他開(kāi)始意識(shí)到，對(duì)公司來(lái)說(shuō)他可能并不是不可缺少的。
Apple stock had fared well while he was away,
在他休息期間，蘋(píng)果的股票走勢(shì)良好，
going from $82 when he announced his leave in January 2009 to $140 when he returned at the end of May.
從他在2009年1月宣布病休時(shí)的82美元漲到了5月底他回來(lái)時(shí)的140美元。
