英语翻译A few days ago,Adrian bought six bottles of ink at a $1

英语翻译
A few days ago,Adrian bought six bottles of ink at a $1 Store.Then he found a deal (交易)on better ink at a local computer store.So Adrian went back to the $1 Store to exchange the ink for some other things.
When he entered the store,he showed the bag of ink to a clerk and told her that he was returning some things.She was very busy and said nothing.Not knowing exactly what to do,Adrian put the bag into a push-cart and started shopping.
He was shopping when a woman shop assistant stopped him.“Sir,” she said strictly,“you are not allowed to carry a bag of things around in this store.What’s in this bag?Show me what’s in the bag!”
Adrian felt like a shoplifter .He looked around to see if anyone was paying attention.He opened the bag and showed her the six bottles of ink.“I’m returning these for some other things,” he said.
“Perhaps in the future you’ll learn how to follow store rules.Leave this bag here with the clerk.You can have your bag back when you check out.”
Adrian was angry.He asked what her name was.She said,“Ursula.”
When Adrian got home,he called the store.He described his experience to a man.The man said,“Our shop assistants are taught to be polite to customers.Give me your phone number and I will call you back.”
Two days later,Adrian received a phone call from the man.“I’m sorry,” the man said,“but there’s no one at that store called Ursula.Can you describe her?I’ll find out who she is.”
By this time,Adrian had calmed down.He didn’t really want the shop assistant to lose her
job.He told the man to forget about it.

A few days ago, Adrian bought six bottles of ink at a $1 Store. Then he found a deal (交易)on better ink at a local computer store. So Adrian went back to the $1 Store to exchange the ink for some other things.
几天前,Adrian在1元店买了6瓶墨水.不久,他发现在当地的一家电脑店买墨水更划算.于是, 他又跑回一元店用墨水去更换其他的东西.
When he entered the store, he showed the bag of ink to a clerk and told her that he was returning some things. She was very busy and said nothing. Not knowing exactly what to do, Adrian put the bag into a push-cart and started shopping.
当他走进1元店,把盛墨水的袋子给一个店员看并告诉她,他想换一些其他的东西.店员非常忙,说“没有”. 不管三七二十一,Adrian把袋子放上购物车就开始购物.
He was shopping when a woman shop assistant stopped him. “Sir,” she said strictly, “you are not allowed to carry a bag of things around in this store. What’s in this bag? Show me what’s in the bag!”
正在他选东西的时候,一个女店员助理制止了他.“先生,”她严肃地说,“携带袋子在店内购物是不允许的.袋子里是什么,让我看一下!”
Adrian felt like a shoplifter . He looked around to see if anyone was paying attention. He opened the bag and showed her the six bottles of ink. “I’m returning these for some other things,” he said.
Adrian感觉到像商店窃贼一样.他环顾了一下四周,看是否有人注意到他.他打开袋子,把6瓶墨水给店员助理看.“我用这些东西换其他的物品”,他说.
“Perhaps in the future you’ll learn how to follow store rules. Leave this bag here with the clerk. You can have your bag back when you check out.”
“也许将来你会学会钻商店制度的空子.把手中的袋子放回到店员哪儿,结账时你可以把自己的袋子带走.”
Adrian was angry. He asked what her name was. She said, “.”
Adrian非常生气,他问她叫什么名字,她告诉他说“Ursula”.
When Adrian got home, he called the store. He described his experience to a man. The man said, “Our shop assistants are taught to be polite to customers. Give me your phone number and I will call you back.”
回到家后,Adrian给那个商店打电话.他向一位先生讲述了他的遭遇.那位先生说,“我们的商店助理应该尊重顾客.留下你的电话号码,我会再打给你.”
Two days later, Adrian received a phone call from the man. “I’m sorry,” the man said, “but there’s no one at that store called Ursula. Can you describe her? I’ll find out who she is.”
两天后,Adrian收到了那个先生的电话.“抱歉,”那位先生说,“本店没有叫Ursula店员.你能告诉我她的长相吗?我会找到她的.”
By this time, Adrian had calmed down. He didn’t really want the shop assistant to lose her job. He told the man to forget about it.
这时,Adrian已经平静了下来.他不想让那位女店员助理失去工作.于是,他告诉那位先生,他忘了她的样子.