When driven with his mates to the new owners' camp, Buck saw a slipshod and slovenly affair, tent half stretched, dishes unwashed, everything in disorder; also, he saw a woman.

克和他的队友们被赶到新主人的营地后，他看到的是一幅邋里邋遢、乱七八糟的景象：松松垮垮的帐篷，没有涮的碗碟，没有一个像样的地方；此外，他还看到一个女人。

Those joint living room kitchens of old with the big open hearths and the slap together furniture–they may have been slipshod, but you could have company or watch the kids even while you cooked.

那些旧时的公共起居室厨房， 拥有放式壁炉和简易家具， 也许有些匆忙粗糙，但你可以在做饭的同时与朋友相聚或照看孩子。