詹森

Jason::Shoop shoop.

詹森：霍霍。

For example, Jason Slone, a professor of religious studies at Webster University in St Louis, argues that people who are religious will be seen as more likely to be faithful and to help in parenting than those who are not.

例如圣路易斯韦伯斯特大学的从事宗教研究的詹森·斯洛尼教授就认为信仰宗教的人通常被认为比不信宗教的人更可靠，更有益于养育子女。

But when they knew that the dinner wasn't free,Jason began to smell a rat.

但是当他们知道那一餐并不免费时，詹森开始感觉到大事不妙。

Jason::Alright, for old time's sake.

詹森：好吧，看在过去的份上。

In London, people gathered in sports wears and along the banks of the River Thames to watch a fireworks display and hear Big Ben welcome the New Year with 12 resounding bongs .

在英国伦敦，詹森布鲁斯克聚集在特拉法尔加广场和泰晤士河畔观看焰火表演，聆听&大本钟&敲响新年钟声，&大本钟&那12下浑厚的钟声回荡在夜空。

So Jason and Maggie decided to chaperoned Mike and Carol.

于是詹森和麦姬瘊定陪迈克和卡萝一起去参加舞会。

Jason thought they had double booked the chaperones that week.

詹森以为他们那一周的监督人请重复了。

After knowing that Carol greasing ports and dancing with men who didn't speak English,Jason said that he had got to talk to her.

在得知卡萝贿赂了门卫，并且跟一些不会讲英语的人在一起跳了舞之后，詹森说他必须跟她谈谈。

Jason::Sorry, I can't hear you. Some lunatics honking his horn here.

詹森：对不起，我听不见说什么，一群疯子在这儿摁喇叭。

Ad::How could I have misjudged you?

詹森：我怎么会那么错怪你呢？

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。