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Excuse me, Ms. Hutchins? 00:01
Hey, Sheldon. 00:02
Can you recommend any books on overcoming phobias? 00:03
That's in the self-help section. 00:07
Follow me, I have read them all. 00:09
Any phobia in particular?  00:12
Dogs. 00:14
Ah, cynophobia. That's a good one. 00:14
Did you know there's over 50 million dogs 00:17
just in the United States alone? 00:19
That's 50 million too many. 00:21
Here. I read this one to help with my haphephobia. 00:23
Ah, fear of being touched. I have that, too. Was it useful? 00:26
Well, when someone's interested in touching me, 00:31
we'll find out. 00:34
(sighs) 00:38
ADULT SHELDON: The basic premise 00:38
of the book was that phobias 00:39
were overcome by taking incremental steps 00:41
toward confronting the phobia in question. 00:44
In my case, that started with watching a TV show 00:46
that was adored by children around the world, 00:49
but for me, was the stuff of nightmares. 00:52
Scooby-Doo! 00:55
The next step was to go face-to-face 00:58
with real dogs. 01:01
Albeit through a plate-glass window. 01:04
Okay, that's enough. 01:07
ADULT SHELDON: And finally, 01:08
a close encounter of the third kind, 01:09
physical contact with a member of the canine species. 01:12
Hello, I'd like to speak with the veterinarian. 01:16
Hello, I'd like to speak with the veterinarian. 01:18
Well, I was hoping you might have one or two dogs 01:19
under anesthesia that I might come by and pet. 01:21
Sure, I'll hold. 01:24
Who are you talking to? 01:27
The Medford Veterinary Clinic. 01:28
Why? 01:31
I'm trying to overcome my fear of dogs 01:32
before it affects our family any further. 01:33
Oh, honey, you don't have to worry about how it affects us. 01:36
Meemaw got punched in the face because of me. 01:39
No, that wasn't because of you, and for the record, 01:42
your meemaw gets punched in the face all the time. 01:46
Well, I still think I need to take 01:48
some sort of positive action. 01:49
WOMAN (on phone): Hello? Yes, hello? 01:51
Oh, that's too bad. 01:53
How about a small fluffy one that's recently died of old age? 01:55
Enough. 01:58
Sorry. 02:00
(sighs) 02:02
Now, it says here in Mark 12:31 02:07
that you should "Love your neighbor as yourself." 02:10
Anybody like to take a guess what that means? Missy? 02:13
It means to be nice to the people who live next door. 02:17
That's right. 02:20
But everybody else can go to hell. 02:20
Okay, Missy, we don't use that kind of language here. 02:22
And if you think about it, in this world, 02:26
with all the ways we can travel, everybody's your neighbor. 02:28
Yes, Sheldon. 02:32
How do we love our neighbors 02:34
when our moms hate each other? 02:35
Who does your mom hate? Your mom. 02:37
Hey, my mom hates your mom. Small world. 02:39
Okay, let's hang on a second. 02:42
My mom also hates their grandma. 02:43
'Cause she lost a fight to her. 02:45
Nuh-uh, she won. She said so. 02:47
All right, stop. Let's stop. 02:49
Now this might be hard to understand, 02:52
but living a loving, Christian life 02:54
isn't always the easiest thing to do. 02:56
Yes, Billy. 03:00
My mom's not crazy about you either. 03:01
Just love your neighbor, 'kay? (sniffs) 03:06

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[中文]
请问,哈钦斯女士?
嘿,谢尔顿。
你能推荐一些关于克服恐惧症的书吗?
那在自助类书区。
跟我来,我全读过。
有什么特定的恐惧症吗?
狗。
啊,对狗恐惧症。不错的选择。
你知道有超过5000万只狗吗
仅在美国而已?
五千万?太多了。
给你。我读这本来帮助我克服触碰恐惧症。
啊,害怕被触碰。我也有这种恐惧。它有用吗?
嗯,当有人想要碰我时,
我们就会知道了。
(叹气)
成年谢尔顿:基本前提是
这本书的核心是,恐惧症
通过逐步采取小步骤来克服。
面对特定的恐惧。
对我来说,这始于观看一档
全球儿童都喜爱的电视节目,
但对我而言,它简直是噩梦。
《史酷比》!
下一步是面对面
与真狗接触。
不过是透过玻璃窗。
好了,够了。
成年谢尔顿:最后,
一次第三类的近距离接触,
与犬类成员的身体接触。
您好,我想和兽医谈谈。
您好,我想和兽医谈谈。
我在想,您是否有一两只做手术的狗,
我可以过去摸摸它们。
好的,请稍等。
您在和谁通话?
梅德福兽医诊所。
为什么?
我想克服对狗的恐惧,
免得它进一步影响我们的家庭。
亲爱的,你不必担心它会怎么影响我们。
奶奶因为我被打了脸。
不,那不是因为你,而且说清楚,
你的奶奶经常被打脸。
我还是觉得,我需要采取
某种积极的行动。
女生(电话中):喂?——是的,你好?
哦,真可惜。
要不要一只刚刚因年老去世的小毛球?
够了。
抱歉。
(叹气)
现在,这里在马可福音12章31节写着
你们应当“爱人如己”。
谁想猜猜这句话的意思?米西?
意思是要对邻居友好。
没错。
至于其他人,去见鬼去吧。
好了,米西,我们这里不这么说。
而且想想,在这个世界上,
各种交通方式让每个人都可能是你的邻居。
是的,谢尔顿。
我们该如何去爱我们的邻居,
当我们的妈妈互相恨时?
你妈妈恨谁?——恨你的妈妈。
嘿,我妈妈恨你妈妈。真小的世界。
好吧,等一下。
我妈妈也恨他们的奶奶。
因为她在一次争执中输了。
不,她赢了,她说的。
好,停下来,别说了。
现在这可能难以理解,
但要过爱人的基督徒生活
并不总是最容易的事。
是的,Billy。
我妈妈也不针对你。
只要爱你的邻居,好吗?(嗅)
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  • Can you recommend any books on overcoming phobias?

    ➔ 用于礼貌请求的情态动词 “can”

    ➔ “Can” 用来表达礼貌的请求。

  • That's 50 million too many.

    ➔ "Too" + 形容词/副词,表示过度

    ➔ “Too” 加强数量,意为“超过理想的”。

  • Well, when someone's interested in touching me, we'll find out.

    ➔ 第一类条件句 (when + 一般现在时, 主句使用 will + 动词原形)

    ➔ “when” 引导现在时的时间从句,结果从句使用 “will” + 动词原形。

  • The basic premise of the book was that phobias were overcome by taking incremental steps toward confronting the phobia in question.

    ➔ 被动语态 (were overcome) + 介词后动名词 (by taking)

    ➔ “were overcome” 为被动语态,表示动作作用于恐惧症;“by taking” 用动名词表达手段。

  • In my case, that started with watching a TV show that was adored by children around the world, but for me, was the stuff of nightmares.

    ➔ 被动语态的定语从句 (that was adored)

    ➔ “that was adored” 是修饰 “TV show” 的定语从句,采用被动语态突出节目受到喜爱。

  • The next step was to go face‑to‑face with real dogs.

    ➔ 系动词 "was" 之后的目的不定式 "to go"

    ➔ “to go” 说明 “next step” 包含的内容,属于目的不定式。

  • I was hoping you might have one or two dogs under anesthesia that I might come by and pet.

    ➔ 情态动词 “might” 表示礼貌的可能性,后接不定式 “to come”

    ➔ “might” 使请求变得更委婉,减少直接性;“to come” 表示预期的行为。

  • Now, it says here in Mark 12:31 that you should "Love your neighbor as yourself."

    ➔ 使用 “it says that” 的间接引语,加上情态动词 “should” 表示建议

    ➔ “it says that” 引入间接引语;“should” 表示强烈建议或道德义务。

  • It means to be nice to the people who live next door.

    ➔ “It means to + 动词原形” 结构,用来表达定义或目的

    ➔ “to be” 是跟在 “means” 后面的不定式,整体解释了 “it” 所指的含义。

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