想起...

Think of carnival, and you think of crowds, costumes and confusions.

想起狂欢节，你就想起拥挤的人群，节日的服饰和混乱的场景。

Scientists have delighted to show that so-called rational choice is shaped by a whole range of subconscious influences, like emotional contagions and priming effects (people who think of a professor before taking a test do better than people who think of a criminal).

科学家欣喜地阐明，所谓的理性选择是受一系列诸如情绪感染，激发效应这些潜意识影响所决定的（在测验前想起教授的人要比想起罪犯的人表现得更好）。

Scientists have delighted to show that so-called rational choice is shaped by a whole range of subconscious influences, like emotional contagions and priming effects (people who think of a professor before taking a test do better than people who think of a criminal).

科学家欣喜地展示所谓的理性选择是由一整套的潜意识影响塑造的，例如情绪的感染以及启动效应（priming effect，如在测试之前想起教授的人会比想起罪犯的人取得较好的成绩）。

We bet you're thinkin' cowboys; you're thinkin' broad sweeping vistas and Rocky Mountains, and rough ridin' cowhands, and lots of...cows.

一提起怀俄明州，你一定会想起牛仔，想起宽阔无垠的落基山脉，粗犷的牧牛人以及遍地的牛羊。

When people think about early humans, they think about lions and gazelles—the mammals.

每当人们想起和早期人类一起生活的动物时，都会想起狮子和瞪羚这些哺乳动物。

Whenever I looked at another woman I thought immediately of Germaine, of that flaming bush which she had left in my mind and which seemed imperishable.

即使我不变心，也不是对杰曼不变心，而是对她两条大腿间那个毛茸茸的东西不变心，不论何时看到另一个女人，我会马上想起杰曼，想起她留在我脑海里的那片火红的、似乎将永生的小丛林。

Sometimes, there is something to make me bring to my mind. But some- times in some rainy days, I am staying at home self-conscious and don't go-off due to rain, at this time, it may let me remember my relatives and close friends , then give a call to them to express my sensation of missing. Or look at the raindrops in a daze, lost in thought:"When will the rain stop?"

有时，下雨也会令我想起一些有意义的事情，不过，有时会在某个下雨天，因为下雨不能出门，乖乖呆在家里，让我想起家里的亲人，然后打个电话给他们，表达自己的思念，或是看着外面的雨点发呆，然后心里强烈想：这该死的雨什么时候能停啊？

Actually, there is nothing make me bring to my mind.But some time in some raining day, I am staying at home self-conscious and don't go-off due to rain, at this time, may let me remeber my relative, then give a call to them to express my sensation of miss. Or look at exoteric raindrop be in a daze, then have a think:"When will the rain stop?"

其实，下雨并没有特别令我想起或纪念的事情，不过，有时会在某个下雨天，因为下雨不能出门，乖乖呆在家里，让我想起家里的亲人，然后打个电话给他们，表达自己的思念，或是看着外面的雨点发呆，然后心里强烈想：&这该死的雨啥时候停呀？&

Hopefully, it will also refer readers back to Sir Wilfred's two great books, and to sentences as lovely as this: Memories of that first visit to the Marshes have never left me:(8) firelight on a half-turned face, the crying of geese, duck ★flighting[16] in to feed, a boy's voice singing somewhere in the dark, canoes moving in procession down a waterway, the setting sun seen crimson through the smoke of burning reed-beds, narrow waterways that wound still deeper into the Marshes.

但愿这本传记也能让读者重新想起威福瑞那两本伟大著作，想起这些动人的语句：&沼泽地的第一次旅行始终萦怀：映照在侧头而望的脸上的火光，群鹅的鸣叫，结对飞入觅食的鸭子，黑暗某处男孩的歌声，顺水而行的独木舟，透过芦苇垫燃烧发出的浓烟看到那绯红的落日，狭窄的河道蜿蜒而入沼泽深处。&★★★NOTES 注释★★★ [1]Wilfred Thesiger：威福瑞塞西格，毕业于牛津大学，既是一名冒险家，也是一名出色的军人。

Hopefully, it will also refer readers back to Sir Wilfred's two GRE at books, and to sentences as lovely as this:"Memories of that first visit to the Marshes have never left me:（8）firelight on a half-turned face, the crying of geese, duck ★flighting[16] in to feed, a boy's voice singing somewhere in the dark, canoes moving in procession down a waterway, the setting sun seen crimson through the smoke of burning reed-beds, narrow waterways that wound still deeper into the Marshes."

但愿这本传记也能让读者重新想起威福瑞那两本伟大著作，想起这些动人的语句：&沼泽地的第一次旅行始终萦怀：映照在侧头而望的脸上的火光，群鹅的鸣叫，结对飞入觅食的鸭子，黑暗某处男孩的歌声，顺水而行的独木舟，透过芦苇垫燃烧发出的浓烟看到那绯红的落日，狭窄的河道蜿蜒而入沼泽深处。&

As she looked at Warrington's manly face, and dark, melancholy eyes, she had settled in her mind that he must have been the victim of an unhappy attachment.

每逢看到沃林顿那刚毅的脸，那乌黑、忧郁的眼睛，她便会相信，他一定作过不幸的爱情的受害者。

Maybe they'll disappear into a pothole.

也许他们将在壶穴里消失