1.He thinks he's some bumpkin from the sticks.

他觉得我爸是乡下来的土包子。

2.They wanted stories that showed Lincoln being this humble rail-splitter, being a country bumpkin.

他们想打造的效果是让大家认为林肯是一个卑微的劈柴工，一个乡巴佬。

3.I don't see why I should have to watch your father parade around with some Biblethumping bumpkin.

我不懂，我何苦要看着你爸对着一个满脑子圣经的村姑献殷勤。

4.We were just like a couple of Mississippi bumpkins.

-我们就像一对密西西比土包子。机翻

5.In truth, she despises them as grubby bumpkins and loathes meeting them.

事实上，鄙视他们，认为他们是肮脏的乡巴佬，并且讨厌与他们见面。机翻

6.Clearly, Linley's reaction was that of a 'country bumpkin entering the city'.

显然，林利的反应是“乡下乡下人进城”。机翻

7.Or are you worried the bumpkin from Castlebury can't get herself home without a limo?

还是你担心布莱来的乡巴佬不坐房车就回不了家？

8.Those commoners and country bumpkins have also come.

那些平民和乡下笨蛋也来了。机翻

9.The nobility of the capital had a clear sense of innate superiority towards those country bumpkins.

首都的贵族对那些乡下佬有一种明显的天生优越感。机翻

10.No historians know why, but some guess that the king was a snob and thought the teenaged Ferdinand was a country bumpkin.

没有历史学家知道为什么， 但有人猜测国王是个势利小人， 认为十几岁的费迪南德是个乡巴佬。机翻

11.You’ve got the dog as well so you’re a proper country bumpkin.

你也有狗，所以你是个地地道道的乡巴佬。机翻

12.Even those nobles who had previously scorned Linley as a country bumpkin were all now smiling at him in a friendly manner.

即使是那些以前鄙视林利是乡下佬的贵族，现在也都以友好的方式对他微笑。机翻

13.In the eyes of those upper class people, he was nothing more than an impoverished little country bumpkin.

在那些上流社会的人眼里，他不过是一个穷困潦倒的小乡下佬。机翻

14.I asked him what was the matter, and, after a little trouble — he was better than a mere bumpkin — I learnt that, having been sent with sixpence to pay a debt, he had lost the money.

我问他怎么了，经过一点小麻烦——他总比一个土包子强——我才知道，他被派来六便士来还债，但钱却丢了。机翻

15.And these boots do feel familiar in terms of wearing them in the show, kind of like a horsey, country bumpkin type look that I think was quite prevalent in Kate's group growing up in the countryside at the time.

这些靴子在节目中穿着时确实感觉很熟悉，有点像马的乡巴佬式的造型， 我认为这在当时在乡村长大的特的团队中相当流行。机翻