不想要的

This isn't what I wanted at all, but I must make the best of a bad bargain.

这根本不是我想要的，但是我必须随遇而安。

He didn't want kids at first but recently he's had a real change of heart .

最初他不想要孩子，最近他的看法变了。

I don't want a lot of money .

我不想要太多的钱。

You might do this if a second computer you had been running GIMPS on died or if you had been assigned an exponent of one work type (such as a first-time-test) and now you have switched to another work type (such as 10,000,000 digit numbers).

这样做的理由可能是：您用于运行GIMPS的另一台计算机坏了，或者您想做另一种类型的计算，不想要原先分配到的那种类型的指数了。

Half-asleep staff members, worrying more about what's going on at home rather than focusing on the job, are obviously not a particularly desirable thing for a company to have to deal with.

这些半梦半醒的员工更多地是担心家中现在怎么样了，而不会去专心工作。这明显不是任何公司想要的状态。

A hungry Buddhist won't feel happy when served a world-known Peking roasted duck, because that's not what he wants. What he wants is probably two steamed breads and a dish of fried bean sprouts. An old man living alone in the country often receives money and parcels from his son in the city, which is envied by the neighbours. However, what he really wants is to spend his time with his family. A solitary traveler who?hurries on his way under the scorching sun needs nothing so badly but a shelter from a tree, a gust of cooling wind, a palm-leaf fan or the mouth of a spring instead of an expensive fur coat. Far out at sea, where there are not only rich resources that feed all kinds of creatures but also numerous treasures and enormous wealth, a sailor may urgently need some ordinary fresh water only.

一个吃斋念佛的饥饿的人，面对着驰名中外的北京烤鸭，是不会有幸福感的，因为那不是他需要的，他急需的，可能只是两个馒头，一盘素炒豆芽而已；独自住在乡下的老人，总是能收到城里儿子寄来的钱物，很让乡亲们羡慕，但老人最想要的不是这些，而是儿孙膝下承欢的天伦之乐；在炎炎烈日下赶路的人，急需的是一片树阴，一阵凉风，一把扇子，一眼清凉的泉水，而不是一件名贵的貂皮大衣；大海是富饶的，它哺养了各种各样的生物，珍藏着无数的宝藏和财富，但在海上远航的人，急需的却是普普通通的淡水。

The CFO must be able to assemble and analyse financial statements themselves: I do not want a quick-talking professional who has risen so far that they do not understand the business's accounting systems.

首席财务官本人必须能够汇编和分析财务报表：我不想要一位口若悬河的职业人士，位高权重却连企业的会计制度都不了解。

Strangle your hold Don't let me go Until I want what you want Pray for the strength keep it in place Promise to God you won't I've got faith in you to lose yours in me Like you say though before you go "I should probably be letting you go" Acting the part never that hard Memorize the lines on your face now I've got faith in you to lose all of mine Like you say though before you go "I should probably be letting you go" We know things always happen for no reason at all You say though before you go "I should probably be letting you go" I've got faith in you to lose yours in me You say though before you go "I should probably be letting you go" Well, I should probably be letting you go

掐死你的人不要让我走直到我想你想要的祈祷的力量随时到位承诺上帝你不会我有信心，你失去你我但像你说你去之前&我也许应该让你去&代理的一部分从来没有那么难记住你的脸就行现在我有信心，你失去所有的地雷但像你说你去之前&我也许应该让你去&我们知道，事情总是发生的没有理由你说你去之前，尽管&我也许应该让你去&我有信心，你失去你我你说你去之前，尽管&我也许应该让你去&好吧，我也许应该让你去

I do not know why the mental block is always much and feel uncomfortable, I always feel insecure, as if nothing is done I want to state, as well as increasingly heavy pressure and a sense of crisis!

我不知道为什么心理老是堵得慌，我老是觉得没有安全感，仿佛做什么都不是我想要的状态，还有越来越沉重的压力和危机感！

In contrast, Diogenes, one of Antisthenes most famous followers carried the cynical philosophy to its farthest extreme. Diogenes was not known merely as one of "The Dog Philosophers," his personal nickname was "The Dog" and Plato referred to him as "Socrates gone mad." He denied all physical wealth and pleasure; he lived in a barrel and his only possessions were a robe to cover himself and a walking stick. There is an antecdote of questionable historical accuracy that demonstrates the character of Diogenes: One day Diogenes was sitting on a hill next to his barrel enjoying the warm rays of the sun when he was approached by Alexander the Great. Alexander asked Diogenes if he was the infamous Diogenes of whom the Athenians had spoken. Diogenes replied that he was. Alexander asked Diogenes if it was true that he had no desire for anything. Diogenes looked up at Alexander and said that he only wanted one thing, with that he asked Alexander to move a little to one side because he was blocking the sun. After the encounter, Alexander reportedly stated that if he could be anyone other than Alexander he would want to be Diogenes. Although Diogenes' behavior was sometimes amusing, he was not well liked in Athens primarily because of his writings encouraging incest and cannibalism.

和他形成对比的是带奥珍妮丝，他最著名的一个把犬儒哲学发扬到极致的追随者，带奥珍妮丝不光被看成犬儒哲学家，他自己的外号是狗并且柏拉图称他为疯了的苏格拉底，他漠视一切身体健康和愉悦，他住在一个罐子里，所有的财产是用来遮盖自己的一挂长袍，和一只拐杖，曾有一个轶闻能够体现带奥珍妮丝的性格，尽管历史准确性存在争论：有一天带奥珍妮丝坐在小山坡上，身边是他的罐子，正在沐浴和煦的阳光，这是亚历山大王走到他的身边，亚历山大问带奥珍妮丝是不是雅典人所热论的那个声名不佳的带奥珍妮丝，带奥珍妮丝回答是，亚历山大接着问你什么东西都不想要是否属实，带奥珍妮丝抬头看看亚历山大王，说道，除了一样东西，说着，他请亚历山大挪开一点因为他挡住了他正在享受的阳光，据传言，这次邂逅以后，亚历山大说过，如果给他一个不是亚历山大的机会，他愿意成为带奥珍妮丝，尽管带奥珍妮丝所为有时趣味横生，但是他还不是很见爱于雅典人，主要是因为他的著述里面提倡乱伦和食人

But we don't care about Battlegrounds.

但我们并不在乎沙场中的显露。

Ah! don't mention it, the butcher's shop is a horror.

啊！不用提了。提到肉，真是糟透了。