Then, you see, I can call a cab.

Maybe I will call a cab to take me there.

可能我会直接叫一辆出租车送我去那里。

I'll call a cab and call another one to let you loose.

我会打车走，叫别人来解开你。

Could you call me a cab at eight tomorrow morning?

能在明天早上八点给我叫辆出租车吗？

And him and dimitry are gonna call a cab.

他和迪米特里会叫辆出租。

So you want me to call you a cab?

我来帮你叫一辆出租车吧？

If I want a ride, I will call a cab.

如果我想去，我会叫出租。

Si! I'll call a cab. It's very far.

我会叫计程车那很远

As we call a cab to leave, I turn and I ask you again

当我们打车离开时，我转身再一次问�

The bartender comes over and refuses service to the man and again offers to call a cab.

酒保过来说不能给他酒喝，再次提议帮他叫部计程车。

He then tells him that he can either call a cab or the police immediately.

接着告诉他，看是要立刻叫计程车还是叫警察。

The bartender politely informs the man that it appears he is drunk and cannot be served any more alcohol. The bartender offers to call a cab for him.

酒保客气地跟那个人说他看起来已经醉了，不能再给他酒喝，并提议要帮他叫部计程车。

Solution: End the date and call her a cab.

应对：迅速结束约会，给她叫车。

Oh, what are you called?-The Stiff Dylans.

喔，它叫什么？he Stiff Dylans

So, what do the Stiff Dylans sound like?

Stiff Dylans（乐队）的歌是什么风格？

The phrase has been in use since 1796 and has always meant to have a "stiff upper lip" before doing something you don't want to do.

这一短语从1796年就开始使用了，总是用来指在做不愿做的事情时咬紧牙关（have a stiff upper lip）。

And, as well as confirming some long-held stereotypes, it also appears to confirm that the famous British stiff upper lip still exists.

另外，在验证一些老观念时，测试也表明英国人典型的沉稳内敛性格依然存在。

It is a far cry from the stiff upper lip image of British public school tradition, but that might be an improvement ( see below).

它与英国私立学校板着脸孔的传统形象相去甚远，但这或许是一种进步。

Our stiff upper lip seems to be something that gives us strength as a society when we most need it.

在我们最需要的时候，缄默似乎能给我们带来力量。

It would be a thousand pities to throw away such a chance of fun. It's proper pity such a clever girl should carry such a stiff upper lip.

白白放过这个有趣的机会，那真是太可惜了。这样聪明的女孩会如此倔强，真是太可惜了。

During the surgery, he needs to keep a stiff upper lip.

动手术时，他必须要坚强些。