Who wants to do an errand for me?

谁要我跑腿？

For example, people might run errands after work, or run errands after school.

例如，人们可能在下班后跑腿，或者放学后跑腿。

Puerto Ricans, always made the best infantrymen.

波多黎各人最适合跑腿。

Well, perhaps, we're looking at an errand boy.

没准，这位只个跑腿小弟。

What are you, his errand boy?

你这算什么，他的跑腿儿？

Peter is on an errand buying a newspaper for his dad.

彼得现在正为他老爸跑腿份报纸。

All these errands I have to do for my boss.

我要给老板做这么多跑腿的事。

As a matter of fact, I promised I'd run a few errands for him.

实际上，我答应替他跑跑腿。

So basically he's a person who runs around doing tasks for the guests.

本上他客人跑腿完成任务的人。

I spend every day cooking and cleaning, running errands and looking after you both.

我每天要做饭，打扫跑腿，照顾你俩。

So, apparently they are " Not up to the Task" rabbits.

所以他们显然“无法跑腿”的兔子。

That's good legwork, Lonnie. Thank you.

跑腿辛苦了 朗尼 谢谢你。

When I was sent on errands, I always took my book with me.

当我被派出去跑腿时，我往往会带上书。

So for the errands, I like to wear some comfortable boots.

所以在跑腿的时候，我喜欢穿舒适的靴子。

Why did I struggle across London if Rose was going to sort it out?

既然罗打算去找人，我还何必去伦敦跑腿？

You need to be working, not walking.

你应该好好工作 用不着浪费时间跑腿。

We almost always use the verb " run" in relation to errands.

我们几乎总用动词“run”来形容有关跑腿的差事。

No, Sheila says sympathetically, aides don't get paid for extra driving.

希拉同情地说，不能，护工不会因为额外的跑腿而获得报酬。

An errand is a short trip you take to get something or do something.

跑腿指你为了得到某物或做某事而行进的短途路程。

" I can leave my home, run errands. I even go on foot."

“我可以离开家，去跑腿。我甚至可以步行去。”