Vera: Rob, I\'m so excited! Justin Bieber will be leaving the hotel at any minute now.I can hardlywait to see him coming through that door! I want his autograph to add to my collection! 威拉：罗伯，我太激动了！贾斯汀比伯现在任何时间都可能离开酒店。我等不及看他从那扇门走出来了！我想在我的收藏中加上他的亲笔签名！
Rob: I have to say though that his music is not to my taste, but it is fun to be in a place wherethings are happening, I suppose! 罗伯：我得说他的音乐不符合我的品位，但是我想在事件发生的地方很有趣！ Vera: It\'s him! It\'s him! I\'ll take a picture, Rob.威拉：是他！是他！我要照照片，罗伯。
Rob: Who\'s this, Vera? This isn\'t Justin Bieber.This guy is much taller and his hair is very darkand it\'s much longer too.罗伯：那是谁，威拉？这不是贾斯汀比伯。这个人更高而且他的头发是深色的，也更长。 Vera: This is Forest Trunk.威拉：那是弗雷斯特特伦克。
Rob: Forest who? I\'ve never heard of him! … 罗伯：弗雷克斯什么？我从没听说过他！
Vera: This is one of the eight members of the band \'Wild Boys\'.He is a celeb! 威拉：他是“狂野男孩”乐队的八位成员之一。他是个名人！
Rob: A celeb?! That\'s not quite right, Vera.Celeb is an informal abbreviation of the word\'celebrity\', which is used in English to refer to people who are actually famous.Let\'s listen tosome examples: 罗伯：一个名人？这不正确，威拉。名人是“知名人士”的不正式的简写，在英语中用来指确实出名的人。让我们来听一些例子：
\"Elizabeth Taylor was a celeb most of her life.She was taken to Los Angeles as a child andbegan her film career at the age of nine.\" “伊利莎白泰勒一生的大部分时间都是名人。她很小就被带去拉斯维加斯然后在9岁的时候开始了电影生涯。”
\"I\'ve been taking singing leons and one day I\'ll record a song with Justin Bieber and become aceleb like him!\" “我一直在上声乐课，有一天我会和贾斯坦比伯录一首歌然后成为一个像他一样的名人！” Vera: Ah, Justin Bieber! Okay Rob, a celebrity or, as we hear a lot nowadays, a celeb, iomeone really famous, like … like her! 威拉：啊，贾斯汀比伯！好吧罗伯，一个知名人士，或者我们现在总是听到的名人，是某个真的很有名的人，比如，她！
Rob: Her who?! Who is that woman? 罗伯：她是谁？那个女人是谁？
Vera: This is another celeb! It\'s Margot Marigold! 威拉：这是另一个名人！是马格特玛丽戈尔德！ Rob: Marigold? I\'ve never heard of her.罗伯：玛丽戈尔德？我从没听说过她。
Vera: She is Forest Trunk\'s girlfriend.She is a celeb! 威拉：她是弗雷斯特特伦克的女朋友。她是个名人！
Rob: Well, that\'s the trend nowadays.In our society everything is fast, the world is gettingsmaller and there is a tendency for people who are not really well-known to be called \'celebs\'.So I wouldn\'t be surprised to find this word everywhere.罗伯：好吧，这是当今的潮流。在我们的社会所有事都很迅速，世界变得越来越小而且有把并不太出名的人也被叫为名人的趋势。所以我不会讶异于在所有地方听到这个词。 Vera: Don\'t be sad, Rob.For all of us in Learning English you are a celeb! At the last officeChristmas party you sang lots of songs and became known even to the staff of othercompanies in the building.威拉：不要伤心，罗伯。对所有学英语的我们来说你是个名人！在上一次办公室圣诞派对上你唱了很多歌，这栋楼的其他公司的员工都知道你了。
Rob: Don\'t remind me of that.They are making fun of me to this day because I was so out oftune.罗伯：不要提起这件事了。他们在嘲笑我因为我跑调跑的太远了。
Vera: Everybody knows you now! You are a celeb, even if they don\'t like your singing verymuch.威拉：现在每个人都知道你了！你是个名人，即使他们不太喜欢你唱的歌。
Rob: I might ask Justin Bieber for some pointers.And, by the way, here he comes! 罗伯：我也许应该问一下贾斯汀比伯有什么指示。而且，顺便说一句，他来了！
Vera: That\'s him! Justin Bieber is coming out of the hotel now.Justin, here! I\'m here! 威拉：那是他！贾斯汀比伯现在正从酒店里出来。贾斯汀，这里！我在这！ Rob: Justin, teach me to sing! Justin, teach me to sing, lah lah lah… 罗伯：贾斯汀，教我唱歌！贾斯汀，教我唱歌，啦啦啦...Vera: Bye.威拉：再见。 Rob: Bye.罗伯：再见。
