车夫

The cabman whipped the horses on.

策奔驰。

He paid the carriage hire to the driver.

他把租金给了。

The coachman had a thin lash.

那有一根细长的鞭子。

The drayman whipped on his horse.

运货用鞭子策快跑。

"You'd better stop, perhaps," he added to the flyman.

“也许，你还是停的好，”他对补充说道。

Hands stuck in his trousers pockets, jarvey off for the day, singing.

双手揣在兜里，唱着歌儿的那副样子，活是逍遥自在地度着一天假的。

The enterprise is to drive carriage, the policymaker is wagoner, employee is a horse, drive is whippy.

【摘要】企业是驾,决策者是,员工是,激励是鞭子。

Curious the life of drifting cabbies, all weathers, all places, time or setdown, no will of their own.

那种流浪生活真妙。论么样的天气，也么地点、时间或距离，都由得自己的意愿。

The son of a poor rickshaw-puller who is taken out of school as a boy and put to work in a teashop, Balram nurses dreams of escape.

他是一个贫穷的儿子。年幼时，他中途辍学，到一家茶社里打杂，但他一直梦想逃离这种生活。