TED演讲-口语练习：勇敢者的非英雄之路

在TED演讲节目中，演讲者清晰的口语表达及其内容的写作手法都是值得我们学习借鉴的。在本期的TED演讲中，演讲者将讨论勇敢者不会做的事情。请结合视频内容，开始口语练习吧！

原文及翻译

Here's two things the brave don't. 

这是勇敢者不会做的两件事。

They don't take over and become the hero, like it's a battle and the moves are so obvious: you just pick up a weapon with your ripped pecs and ropey veins and start slaying. Bravery is mostly just sitting there, with a posture that communicates, "I can hear anything you want to tell me," and a nice warm face of love. 

他们不会接管一切并成为英雄，就像这是一场战斗，动作是如此明显：你只需拿起武器，用你那撕裂的胸肌和粗大的血管开始杀戮。勇敢大多只是坐在那里，以一种传达“我能听到你想告诉我的任何话”的姿势，以及一张充满爱意的温暖面孔。

The second thing the brave don't do: leave or hide, inside work or hobbies or some other socially acceptable busyness. The brave hang around. They are available and ready to bear witness. The final act, then, of the truly brave is leaning back and letting them go. The reward for all this bravery? Not gold medals, not hero shots for Strava, not ringing the bell at the New York Stock Exchange, or owning the dinner party with Burning Man stories. 

勇敢者不会做的第二件事：离开或躲藏，躲在工作、爱好或其他一些社会可接受的忙碌中。勇敢者会徘徊。他们随时准备见证。那么，真正勇敢者的最后一幕是向后靠，让他们离开。所有这些勇敢的回报是什么？不是金牌，不是Strava的英雄照片，不是在纽约证券交易所敲钟，也不是用火人节故事来主持晚宴。

I think you know who you are. The reward is a full human experience, complete with all the emotions at maximum dosage, where we have been put to great use and found another centric love that is complete in its expression and its transmission.

我想你知道你是谁。回报是一次完整的人类体验，包含最大剂量的所有情感，我们得到了极大的利用，并找到了另一种在表达和传递上完整的中心爱。

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