了不起的盖茨比中英文台词对照

1、每当你觉得想要批评什么人的时候，你切要记着，这个世界上的人并非都具备你禀有的条

件。Whenever you feel like criticizing any one, just remember that all the peo pie in this world have n't had the adva ntages that you've had.

2、人们的善恶感一生下来就有差异。

A sense of the fun dame ntal dece ncies is parceled out un equally at birth.

3、人们的品行有的好像建筑在坚硬的岩石上，有的好像建筑在泥沼里，不过超过一定的限度，

我就不在乎它建在什么之上了。Conduct may be foun ded on the hard rock or the wet marshes, but after a certa in point I don't care what it's foun ded on.

4、这时，天色已经暗了下来，我们这排高高地俯瞰着城市的灯火通明的窗户，一定让街头偶尔抬头眺望的人感到了，人类的秘密也有其一份在这里吧，我也是这样的一个过路人，举头望着诧异着。我既在事内又在事外，几杯永无枯竭的五彩纷呈的生活所吸引，同时又被其排斥着。Yet high over the city our line of yellow windows must have contributed

their share of huma n secrecy to the casual watcher in the darke ning streets, and I was him too, look ing up an d won deri ng. I was with in and without, simul tan eously en cha nted and repelled by the in exhaustible variety of life.

5、他理解体谅地笑了一一这笑比理解和体谅有的含义。这是那种不多见的使你忐忑不安的情

绪能很快地平静下来的笑，这种笑容人的一生中顶多能碰上四五次。它先是再一刹那间面对――或者说似乎在面对一一整个外部世界，然后他就全副心神地倾注到你的身上，对你充满

一种不可抵御的偏爱之情。它对你的理解恰是你想被人理解的那么多，它对你的信任恰像你

平时愿意对自己所信任到的那种程度，它叫你确信它对你的印象恰是你所希望造成的那么多。

He smiled un dersta ndin gly ------- much more tha n un dersta ndin gly. It was one of th

ose rare smiles with a quality of eter nal reassura nee in it, which you may c ome across four or five times in life. It faced —or seemed to face —the whole external world for an instant, and then concentrated on you with an irresist ible prejudice in your favor. It un derstood you just so far as you wan ted to be un derstood, believed in you as you would like to believe in yourself, and assured you that it had precisely the impressi on of you that, at your best, y ou hope to conv ey.

7、世界上只有被追求者和追求者，忙碌者和疲惫者。There are only the pursued, the

purs uing, the busy and the tired.

8他怀着一种创造性的情感将自己全身心地投入到它的中间，不断地为它增添内容，用飘浮到他路上的每一根漂亮羽毛去装扮它。有谁知道在一个人的波诡云谲的心里，能蓄下多少火一样的激情和新鲜的念头。He had throw n himself into it with a creative passi on,

adding to it all the time, decking it out with every bright feather that drif

ted his way. No amount of fire or freshness can challenge what a man will sto re up in his

ghostly heart.

9、他是上帝之子，如果这个词还有什么别的含义的话，这里只能用它的本意，他要为天父的事业而献身，服务于这一博大而又粗俗、浮华而又美丽的事业。

He was a son of God ——a phrase which, if it means anything, means just tha t ——and he must be about His Father's bus in ess, the service of a vast, vulgar, and meretricious beauty.

10、许多种情感鱼贯似地流露到她的脸上，仿佛正被冲洗着的相纸一点一点地显示出物景那样。

So en grossed was she that she had no con scious ness of being observed, and one emotion after another crept into her face like objects into a slowly dev elopi ng picture.

11、我整夜没睡；雾笛声一个劲儿在桑德海湾上凄恻地鸣响，我辗转反侧，像生了病一样，理不清哪些是狰狞的现实，哪些是可怕的梦魇。

I could n't sleep all ni ght; a fog-hor n was groa ning in cessa ntly on the So und, and I tossed half-sick betwee n grotesque reality and savage, frighte nin g dreams.

12、她消逝在了她那奢华的房子里，消逝在了她那富裕充实的生活之中，留给盖茨比的只是

无有。

She vani shed into her rich house, into her rich, full life, leav ing Gatsb y—nothing.

13、盖茨比比以前任何时候都深切地感受到了财富所能赐予青春的魅力和它所能持有的神秘，感受到了锦衣靓饰的清新怡人，意识到了像银子似的发着熠熠光彩的黛西，安然傲倨于劳苦人为生活所做的拼死斗争之上。

Gatsby was overwhel min gly aware of the youth and mystery that wealth impris on s and preserves, of the fresh ness of many clothes, and of Daisy, gleam ing lik e silver, safe and proud above the hotstruggles of the poor.

14、从这话里，除了能窥测出他对这一无法衡量出的情事之紧张的思考程度，还能推断出什么呢

What could you make of that, except to suspect some inten sity in his con cep tion of the affair that could n't be measured

15、如果这一情况真实的话，他那时一定感觉到了他已失去了他原来的那个温馨世界，感觉到了他为这么长时间只活在一个梦里所付出的高昂代价。他那时一定举头望过令人恐怖的叶片，看到了一个陌生的天宇，他一定不由得颤栗了，当他发现玫瑰原来长得是那么的奇形怪

状，照在疏疏落落的草叶上的阳光是那么粗鄙。这是一个没有真实的物的新世界，在那里可

怜的鬼魂们四处随风飘荡，他们像呼吸空气那样吮吸着梦幻。

If that was true he must have felt that he had lost the old warm world, paid a high price for liv

ing too long with a sin gle dream. He must have looked up at an unfamiliar sky through

frightening leaves and shivered as he found

what a grotesque thing a rose is and how raw the sun light was upon the scar cely created grass. A new world, material without being real, where poor gho sts, breathi ng dreams like air, drifted fortuitously about.

16、我三十岁了，如果我再年轻五岁的话，我说不定会自己欺骗自己把这称之为美德的。

rm thirty. I'm five years too old to lie to myself and call it honor

17、月光渐渐升高，显得渺小的房屋开始融入这溶溶的月色中去，此时我的眼前逐渐浮

现出这座古老的岛屿当年在荷兰航海者眼中的那种妖娆风姿一一一个新世界的翠绿欲滴胸膛。它那现在不复存在的林木（为修造盖茨比住过的这座别墅被砍伐掉了）曾经温馨地煽起人类最后的也是最伟大的梦想；在那短暂的神奇时刻里，人类一定在这片大陆前屏住了呼吸，

情不自禁地耽入到他既不理解也没希冀过的美的享受之中，在历史上最后一次面对面地欣赏着，这一与他的感受惊奇的力量相称的景观。

And as the moon rose higher the in esse ntial houses bega n to melt away un til g radually I became aware of the old island here that flowered once for Dutch s ailors' eyes —a fresh, gree n breast of the new world. Its vani shed trees, th e trees that had made way for Gatsby's house, had once pan dered in whispers t o the last and greatest of all huma n dreams; for a tran sitory en cha nted mome nt man must have held his breath in the prese nee of this continent, compelled into an aesthetic con templati on he n either un derstood nor desired, face to face for the last time in history with somethi ng comme nsurate to his capacity for won der.

18、他经过慢慢追索才来到了这片蓝色的草地上，他的梦想一定已经离得他如此之近以至于他几乎不会抓不到它了。他不知道他的梦想已经被甩在了他的身后，已经隐藏在了城市以外的冥蒙之中，在那里共和国的黑暗的土地在黑夜中延伸着……

He had come a long way to this blue law n, and his dream must have seemed so c lose that he could hardly fail to grasp it. He did not know that it was alre ady beh ind him, somewhere back in that vast obscurity bey ond the city, where the dark fields of the republic rolled on un der the ni ght.

19、为此，我们将顶住那不停地退回到过去的潮头奋力向前。

So we beat on, boats aga inst the curre nt, borne back ceaselessly into the past.