到处流浪

First you come lumbering about the place bringing a legion of vagabond goblins along with you to worry me to death, and then when I overlook an indelicacy of costume which would not be tolerated anywhere by cultivated people except in a respectable theater, and not even there if the nudity were of YOUR sex, you repay me by wrecking all the furniture you can find to sit down on.

开始，你带来了一大堆流浪妖怪到这里，在这儿慢腾腾地到处走，把我折磨得要死；然后，当我容忍了你那不雅的装束时——这是在哪儿都不会被有教养的人允许的，除了在体面的剧场里，而就以你的性别裸体，甚至在那里也不被允许——你却通过破坏你能找到的所有可以坐上去的家具来报答我。

Sector D is a neighborhood in the American mind, the psychic equivalent of the neighborhood you find yourself lost in after getting off at the wrong exit on the New Jersey Turnpike, a winter neighborhood strewn with broken glass, and packs of dogs circling your car as you struggle to fix a flat tire on a dead-end street while derelicts glare at you over a barrel fire and darkness descends.

这个精神上的概念就好比你在新泽西州收费公路上走错出口以后茫然不知身在何处的一个地段，时值冬季，周围到处是碎玻璃，你在一条死胡同里艰难地修理一只漏气的轮胎，三五成群的狗围着你的车打转，流浪狗隔着铁桶里的火焰对你虎视眈眈，而此时夜色已渐渐降临。

In the United States, chronic alcoholism and hepatitis C are the most common ones.

在美国，慢性酒精中毒，肝炎是最常见的。

If you have any questions, you can contact me anytime.

如果有任何问题，你可以随时联系我。