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Everybody, no matter what differences they had...
不管這些水手是多么不同。
the languages, the color of their skin...
包括他們的語言、膚色。?
had one thing in common.
但是卻有一個共通點。
They were drunk every single night.
他們每晚都會喝得爛醉。
Three, please.
三樓，謝謝。
Could you hold, dear, for us, please?
請你等一下我們？
Thank you very much. Good evening.
謝謝，晚安。
Her name was Elizabeth Abbott.
她叫伊莉莎白艾畢。
She was not beautiful. She was plain as paper.
她并不美，而且很普通。
But she was pretty as any picture to me.
但我卻覺得她像畫一樣美。
What are you looking at?
你在看什么？
If you must know, we have a longstanding agreement never to go to bed sober.
我們很早就約好不喝醉不上床。
Isn't that right, darling? Whatever you say, darling.
對吧，老公？ 你說了算。
Her husband was Walter Abbott.
她先生是華特艾畢。
He was chief minister of the British Trade Mission in Murmansk...
他是英國駐蘇聯的貿易局局長。
and he was a spy.
而且他是個間諜。
Darling. Oh, thank you, my darling.
親愛的，謝謝你。
Key, darling. Oh, yes.
鎖匙，對喔。
I broke my heel off one of my shoes.
我的高跟鞋的鞋跟斷了。
I'm not in the habit of walking about in my stocking feet.
我并不常穿著絲襪光腳走路。
