游荡者

Thus, flanking opponents gain no bonus on their attack rolls instead of +2, and rogues are denied their sneak arrack because you do not lose your bonus to Dexterity (but they may still sneak attack you if you are caught flat-footed).

因此，夹击你的敌人在攻击检定上并无+2加值，由于你并未失去对AC的敏捷加值，游荡者也不能偷袭你（但他们在你措手不及时仍可偷袭你）。

An octopus I came across on a dive sometimes referred to as a "blackwater hang."

我在潜水时遇上的这种章鱼有时也被称作"黑水中的游荡者"。

Looking at the works in 'Restless' through the lens of the flaneur, each and every spectator is galvanised into passionate observation.

从"游荡者"的眼光来看"无止无休"的作品，每个观众都转化成一个"激情的观察者"。

The flaneur stands for the incoherence of urban experience, as Benjamin phrased it, 'for the perfect flaneur, for the passionate spectator, it is an immense job to set up house in the middle of the multitude, amid the ebb and flow of movement, in the midst of the fugitive and the infinite'.

他结合了混乱的城市经验，就像本雅明所写："对于最完美的'游荡者，对于'激情的观察者'，他身处于潮起潮落的流动中，在逃亡和永恒中，必须艰难的在人群中安定下来。"

Baudelaire's 19th century literary archetype the flaneur, the 'hero' of modernity who peregrinated the streets of a rapidly changing Paris, was characterised as a 'perfect idler' and 'passionate observer', always standing at a distance from society but inextricable from the teeming masses.

十九世纪文学中，波德莱尔所描述的"游荡者"是现代主义的"英雄"，他漫游在巴黎不断变化的大街小巷，被世人称为一个"完美的游手好闲者"和"激情的观察者"。他与社会保持着距离，可是不能完全脱离社会人群。

"Once," the rogue drow mouthed quietly. He shook his slender shoulders and pulled his concealing piwafwi cloak around him, remembering how vulnerable a houseless drow could be.

"曾经。"卓尔游荡者小声的说道，他耸了耸他纤细的肩膀，拉了拉身上的魔斗篷，他清楚的知道一个无家可归的卓尔是多么的脆弱。

I'll play a halfling rogue.

所以我准备玩一个半身人游荡者。

Vapors lighting and shading my face it shall be you!You sweaty brooks and dews it shall be you!

你是那宽阔的田野、活着的橡树的树枝、我的曲折小道上的游荡者！

Baudelaire's 19th century literary archetype the flaneur, the 'hero' of modernity who peregrinated the streets of a rapidly changing Paris, was characterised as a 'perfect idler' and 'passionate observer', always standing at a distance from society but inextricable from the teeming masses.

十九世纪文学中，波德莱尔所描述的&游荡者&是现代主义的&英雄&，他漫游在巴黎不断变化的大街小巷，被世人称为一个&完美的游手好闲者&和&激情的观察者&。他与社会保持着距离，可是不能完全脱离社会人群。

Police are wary of itinerants who cannot be traced to a recognized camp boundary or to four walls.

警察则对那些查不出有固定营地或住处的游荡者保持警惕。但最重要的或许是露营者自己

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。