(单词翻译:单击)
That's why in the suburbs there is nothing more deceptive than a smile.
Bree: So what did Julie say exactly?
Susan: She said Dylan's not the same girl.
Gabrielle: Not the same girl like she's changed or not the same girl like she's been replaced by a robot?
Susan: I know it sounds weird but Julie says Dylan does not remember anything about living here.
Bree: Well maybe she blocked it out. Did something bad happen to her when she was young?
Susan: I'm not sure but there was something odd about the way they left.
(Katherine walks up.)
Katherine: So if it isn't the early morning gossip brigade. Who are we dishing today?
Gabrielle: Oh, Susan.
Katherine: She's standing right there.
Gabrielle: Oh my god! Have you been there this whole time?
Susan: Ha ha.
Katherine: Anyway. I wanted to talk to you girls about Lynette.
Susan: What about her?
Katherine: Well since she's been so tired from Chemo, I thought it would be nice if we something for her like bring her lunch?
Susan: Ah, that sounds great.
Bree: Yeah, let's do it. Gaby, why don't you bring your vegetable lasagna, Susan you do beverages. And Katherine why don't you bring a simple green salad.
Katherine: I'd rather bring dessert.
Bree: Oh, no need dear. I always bring dessert. Oh, I'm thinking my Lemon Meringue pie.
Gabrielle: Oh yum!
Katherine: Yeah, here's the thing. The movers lost my salad bowl. My pie plates on the other hand...
Bree: Will not be needed. As I said I always bring dessert.
Susan: I know. I will lend you my salad bowl. You really don't want to miss Bree's pie. It's perfect.
Katherine: Who am I to argue with perfection. Oh I'm sorry, it just something has been driving me crazy!
Katherine pulls mini scissors out of her pocket. Leans over and snips a hanging thread off Bree's skirt.
Katherine: Now you're perfect.
Katherine turns and walks away as the girls look shocked.
精彩讲解
'block sth out'就是指忘掉,抹去不愉快的事情,记忆等.
To stop yourself from thinking about or remembering something unpleasant.
Over the years she had tried to block out that part of her life.
多年来她努力想把她生命中的那一段经历从记忆中抹去.
odd:strange or unusual 奇怪的;怪异的;反常的
They're very odd people. 他们那些人都很古怪.
There's something odd about that man. 那个人有点儿怪.
It's most odd that(= very odd that)she hasn't written. 真怪了,她一直没写信.
Brigade: used, always with a word or phrase in front of it, to describe a group of people who share the same opinions or are similar in some other way (主张相同或其他某方面相似的)伙,帮,派
the anti-smoking brigade 反吸烟派
'Who are we dishing today?'中的dish是'闲聊,瞎聊'的意思.
They talked all day long, dishing their classmates.
他们聊了一整天,尽聊些他们的同班同学的事儿.
要表达"说某人闲话,揭某人短"这个意思,可以用'dish the dirt (on sb)'来表示.
When the newspaper offered her $10,000, she was only too happy to dish the dirt on her friends.
报纸出价1万美元,这是她非常乐意揭朋友的短.
lasagna:(意大利式)卤汁面条
Chemo:化疗
Yum:味道好极了! 真好吃!