1. In a democracy we don't usually pass laws against something before there is actual or probable evidence of harm.
    在民主社会里，除非有证据证明某件事确实或可能产生危害，否则我们通常不会立法禁止它。

2. I don't tell her that he's not my baby because I'm tired of explaining.
    我没告诉她他不是我的孩子，因为我懒得解释了。

3. I want to tell her that I'm Sam's nanny, but I don't because I'm a guy — a “nanny”, you might say.
    我想告诉她我是山姆的保姆，可我没开口，因为我是个男的——你可以说，一个男保姆。

4. I don't know who did his laundry; he doesn't say, but he certainly doesn't mention doing his own, either.
    我不知道谁为他洗衣服，他没说，但是他也肯定没提到是他自己洗的。