英语翻译Mrs.Jone’s telephone number was 3463,and the number of the cinema in her town was 3464,so people often made a mistake when they wanted the cinema.One evening the telephone bell rang and Mrs.Jones answered it.A tired man said,“At what time does your last film begin?”“I’m sorry,” said Mrs.Jones,“but you have the wrong number.This is not the cinema.”“Oh,it began twenty minutes ago,” said the man.“I’m sorry about that.Goodbye.”Mrs.Jones was very surprised,so she told her husband.Mr.Jones laughed and said,“The man’s wife wanted to go to the cinema,but he was feeling tired,so he telephoned the cinema.His wife heard him,but she didn’t hear you.Now they will stay at home this evening,and the husband will be happy!”
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琼家里的电话号码是3463,她住的镇上电影院的电话号码是3464,所以人们经常在打电话去电影院时会打到她家里.一天晚上,琼家的电话铃响了,琼接的.电话里是个疲惫男人的声音：“你们最后一场电影几点开始?”琼答道：“对不起,你打错号码了,这儿不是电影院.”那个男人说：“哦,20分钟之前就开始了.对不起,拜拜.”琼觉得很奇怪,所以她就把这事告诉她丈夫.她丈夫笑道：“那个家伙的老婆想去看电影,但他很累了,然后他就打电话给电影院.他老婆能听到他说的话,但听不到你说的.今晚他们将待在家里了,而那个丈夫会很开心（因为他成功地骗过了妻子,所以不用陪她去了）.”
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