Return my brooch and get your money back.

把针退回去，把钱拿回来。

I returned your brooch and I got your replacement gift.

把你针退掉了，给你买了替代礼品。

" How could you lose my grandmother's brooch? ! It was a family heirloom! " - Unbelievable.

“你怎么能把祖母针弄丢了？！是传家宝！” - 真过分。

Why, this is the little brooch we all thought was lost

咦，这不是枚们都认为丢失了针吗？

Where the heck is that brooch?

针到底在哪？

No, the brooch that you're wearing. It's...it's mine.

不是，是你戴着针。… … 是。

The man who swiped that brooch that was the man I was.

曾经拿别人针送人，是过去。

Uh, I was hoping to replace the camel brooch my wife purchased here. I'd like to surprise her.

想买一针来代替夫人在这里买。想给她一惊喜。

You're gonna dump me over a lousy brooch? - It's not the brooch, Karl. It's you.

你要把当针一样甩了吗？- 不是针，卡尔。是你。

With those red shoes and the gold brooch and all her burnished brown hair.

她一头金发，穿着红色鞋，佩戴着金色针。

Like an antique brooch or a LEGO bracelet, not like clown shoes or a Voldemort mask.

比如，古董针或乐高手镯，但不能是小丑鞋或伏地魔面具这样。

Of course, her brooch could be pinned over the spot, but perhaps Melanie had sharp eyes.

当然，她可以把别针别在上面，但眼尖媚兰，可能会看出来。

She had a golden brooch pinned to her dress, in which the sunlight reflected hypnotically through the train window.

她穿双红色鞋，戴硕大黄色发卡，前别着一枚金色针调皮地反射着从车窗投进来阳光。

" You want a brooch, " said Mrs. Fairfax.

“你想要一枚针，”费尔法克斯夫人说。

So I see you're wearing the brooch.

你戴着块针啊。

They gave him a brooch made of bronze.

他们给了他一枚青铜针。

The one where you said you bought that brooch.

就是你说你买针家。

But then she found a diamond necklace — and brooches — and bracelets.

但后来她发现了一条钻石项链、针和手镯。

It's not the brooch, Karl. It's you.

不是针 卡尔 是你。

And the brooch is gone, there's nothing surer.

针不见了，没有比这更可靠了。