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The patients in this hospital saw very little of the doctors.
這家醫(yī)院的病人們很少見到醫(yī)生。
There was one who would come now and then, but I don't recall any conversation with him that lasted more than a minute.
有一位醫(yī)生時(shí)常來，但我不記得和他有過一分鐘以上的談話。
There were two women—one was a nurse, the other seemed to have some training in psychology.
有兩位婦女——一位是護(hù)士，另一位看來受過心理學(xué)培訓(xùn)。
Their main duty was to see that the patients were quiet or harmlessly busy playing cards or board games or reading a magazine.
她們的主要職責(zé)是保證病人安靜，能忙于打牌、下棋、看雜志這樣的無害性活動(dòng)。
There were also three guards.
另外還有三個(gè)警衛(wèi)人員，
Much of the time, especially during the evening and night hours, they ran the ward.
他們大多時(shí)間在管理病房，特別是在夜晚。
Two of the guards were the kind Chekhov describes in Ward No.6.
有兩個(gè)警衛(wèi)是契訶夫在《第六病室》中描寫的那種人物。
One was a skinny man with a dull face.
一個(gè)瘦骨嶙峋，長(zhǎng)著一副毫無表情的面孔，
The trigger finger of his right hand was missing.
右手食指缺了一截。
Once he waggled the stump under my face with a sly smile.
有一次，他狡猾地笑著，把他那只斷指在我面前晃了晃。
This, he gave me to understand, was why he had been excused from military service.
他要讓我明白，這就是他免于服役的原因。
The other was stocky and muscular, with a bullet head.
另一個(gè)是個(gè)矮小結(jié)實(shí)、肌肉發(fā)達(dá)的家伙，腦袋長(zhǎng)得像個(gè)子彈頭。
He was dangerous—he liked to beat up the patients.
他是個(gè)危險(xiǎn)的人物——他喜歡毆打病人。
He informed me that he was the one who had knocked out my front teeth when I was first brought to the ward.
他告訴我，當(dāng)我第一次被送到病房時(shí)，就是他打掉了我的門牙。
He seemed to think it was a joke I would like to share.
他似乎覺得這是一個(gè)我喜歡聽的笑話。
