士兵手册 中英文对照

courage

1. You are not a superman.
你不是超人。（不要无谓的冒险、不要做傻事）

! U# N' f- |: V9 d0 J- x  {4 t2. If it's stupid but works，it isn't stupid.
" B5 _2 N$ n! r/ f! x如果一个蠢方法有效，那它就不是一个蠢方法。

3.Don't look conspicuous - it draws fire. (This is why aircraft carriers are called “Bomb Magnets”.)
不要太显眼，因为那会引来对方火力攻击。（这就是航母被称为“炸弹磁铁”的原因。）

4. Never share a foxhole with anyone braver than you are.
3 s2 w8 A1 ~6 N. \9 I' s! C别和比你勇敢的战友躲在同一个散兵坑里。

8 H! k4 l; H( Q5. Never forget that the lowest bidder made your weapon.
; K% ^0 n) V) g3 v! U别忘了你手上的武器是由最低价的承包商得标制造的。

* }; q! e/ [  `+ H6. If your attack is going really well， it's an ambush.
$ c+ ?/ I( s- v如果你的攻击进行得很顺利，那一定是你中了圈套。

7. All five-second grenade fuses will burn down in three seconds.
所有五秒的手榴弹引线都会在三秒内烧完。

8. Try to look unimportant because bad guys may be low on ammo.
; B- v; T, y/ B3 X) z尽量显得是一个无关紧要的人，因为敌人可能弹药不够了。（他会先打最重要的人）

9. If you are forward of your position，the artillary will fall short.
每当你要攻击前进时，炮兵往往也快要用完了炮弹。
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10. The enemy diversion you are ignoring is the main attack.
/ t0 G( `0 |4 g7 G1 q* V那支你以为是敌军疑兵而不加注意的部队恰恰就是敌人的攻击主力。

11. The important things are always simple.
重要的事总是简单的。

! B. ]+ q2 j5 X& q. u# o4 w" r12. The simple things are always hard.
简单的事总是难作到。
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/ e0 a3 x0 i- @# V! `$ Z13. The easy way is always mined.
: l6 ~9 a5 L  K* W好走的路总是已被敌军布上了地雷。

14. If you are short of everything except enemy. You are in combat.
! S  q, M5 Y7 B  N, J如果你除了敌人不缺，其它什么都缺，那你往往就要面临作战了。
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" A  L' L- j& B2 y15. Incoming fire has the right of way.
飞来的子弹有优先通行权。（挡它的道你就要倒大楣！）

3 a* l- |7 t! e$ @4 B  A2 a16. If the enemy is in range, SO ARE YOU!!!
如果敌人正在你的射程内，别忘了你也在他的射程内。

17. No combat ready unit has ever passed inspections.
5 f# v- \4 f6 V/ K5 r& X从没有一支完成战备的单位能通过校阅。
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18. Things that must be together to work usually can't be shipped together.
4 j5 g4 W0 Y: B! z3 c必须要装配在一起才能发挥效力的武器装备通常不会一起运来。
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7 O+ a; p/ j+ u7 @6 l19. Radio's will fail as soon as you need fire support desperately.
无线电通讯会有可能在你急需火力支援时失灵。
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: y! y2 |* L+ f6 B7 [! v20. Anything you do can get you shot - including doing nothing.
* L' }5 x2 E0 K  C你作的任何事都可能挨枪子儿 -- 包括你什么都不做。
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21. Tracers work both ways.
4 p3 V# d2 _- z曳光弹可以帮你找到敌踪；但也会让敌人找到你。
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( `* h3 m( ]3 E6 R$ N: x22. The only thing more accurate than incoming enemy fire is incoming friendly fire.
5 l8 `# i& O$ \: M: K唯一比敌人火力还精确的是友军打过来的炮火。（误射）
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23. Make it tough for the enemy to get in and you can't get out.
9 V2 p( X/ D, O. q1 G当你防守严密到敌人攻不进来时，那往往你自己也打出不去。

24. If you take more than your fair share of objectives, you will have more than your fair share of objectives to take.
$ `; W% _( B0 R+ Z3 ]+ w9 |; n* b如果你多报战功，那下次你会被给予超过你能力的目标让你去打。（自讨苦吃）

25. When both sides are convinced that they are about to lose, they are both right.
/ L+ J) T! r: R5 Y% p+ T+ s- g( `当两军都觉得自己快输时，那他们可能都是对的。

26. Professional soldiers are predictable but the world is full of amateurs.
专业士兵的行为是你能预测的，可惜战场上业余的士兵占多数，因此敌人的行为大部分是你所无法预测的。

SlimPig

有几句能用上，其他大部分离我太远了。:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P