1.I don't want to be in here with you losers anyway.

反正我也想和你们这种混在一起。

2.They're assumed to be more disorganized, less collegial.

他们被认定为是守规矩 。

3.A creative journal for misfits, oddballs and anyone else who's uniquely.

一个给那些、怪、特立独行人创意杂志。

4.Well, I would say Trump still continues to seem to be a bit of the odd man out.

我要说是，特朗普似乎仍是那个人。

5.You start finding people who don't quite fit in, and you start not fitting in together.

你会找到像你一样人，你们一起结伴。

6.He was a socially awkward loner who found himself with kids a year older.

这个有点儿社交碍孩子发现自己身处一比自己大一岁人中间。

7.Do you know someone who is a bit of a loner or who seems detached from others?

你是否认识一些人，或者看起来与别人很疏远人？

8.There'll be a couple of rogue ones in there, I reckon.

我估计里面会有几个。机翻

9.It also projectile vomits employees who don't fit in.

它还会喷员工呕吐物。机翻

10.It was scarcely a companionship, but a coexistence in unsociability.

这几乎是一种陪伴，而是一种共存。机翻

11.Basically a loner who rarely went out of the house.

挺 基本出门。

12.Wayfarers signified this kind of nerdy punk, the outlaw, the misfit.

Wayfarers 代表这种书呆子朋克、法分子、人。机翻

13.Oh wait… I said, somebody that doesn't fit in.

哦，等等… … 我说是，那种人。机翻

14.The morals of those little sects, indeed, have frequently been rather disagreeably rigorous and unsocial.

事实上，那些小教派道德经常是相当严格和， 令人快。机翻

15.You are the most unbecoming companion." " Oh no!

" 你是最伴侣! " " 哦, !机翻

16.The misfits, not talented or cool enough to fit into any other group, but at least we're not eating in the bathroom by ourselves.

人，没有天赋，也酷，无法融入任何其他体，但至少我们会沦落到一个人在浴室吃饭。

17.St. John had a book in his hand—it was his unsocial custom to read at meals—he closed it, and looked up.

圣约翰手里拿着一本书——吃饭时读书是他习惯——他上书，抬起头来。机翻

18.She is beautiful, knowledgeable, and intelligent, but also extremely arrogant, aloof, and not gregarious, so her popularity is average.

她美丽、博学、聪明，但也极其傲慢、冷漠、，所以她受欢迎程度一般。

19.In spite of his reputation at King's College as an unsociable student, in the early 1770s Jay was the manager of a dancing assembly.

尽管杰伊在国王学院被认为是一个学生，但在 1770 年代初期， 他还是一个舞蹈集会经理。机翻

20.Collaborators, advice-seekers, slackers and loners have different work styles, but each knows the work habits that help him or her to get the job done.

作者、寻求建议者、逃避职责者和者拥有同工作风格，但是他们每个人都知道能够帮助他们完成工作工作习惯。