Who has all the English subtitles of The Devil in Prada?

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Emily: well, I'm Miranda's second assistant ... but her first assistant was recently promoted, so now I'm the first.

Andy: Oh, you are replacing yourself.

Emily: Well, I'm trying. Just a few weeks later, Miranda fired the last two girls. We need to find someone who can survive here. You got it?

Andy: Yes. Of course. Who is Miranda?

Oh, my God. I'll pretend you didn't ask me just now. She is the editor-in-chief of Tianqiao, not to mention a legend. If you work for her for one year, you can get a job in any magazine you want. A million girls want this job.

Andy: Sounds like a great opportunity. I'm happy to be considered.

Emily: Andrea, Tianqiao is a fashion magazine ... so interest in fashion is very important.

Andy: What makes you think I'm not interested in fashion yet?

Oh, my God. Don't! Don't! Don't!

Andy: What's the matter?

Emily: She's on her way. Tell everyone!

Nigel: She's supposed to be here at 9: 00.

Her driver just sent a text message, and her beautician broke the intervertebral disc. Oh, my God, these people!

Nigel: Who's that?

Emily: I can't even talk about it.

Nigel: All right, everybody! Get ready! Has anyone eaten onion bagels?

Sorry, Miranda.

Emily: Let's go! Oh!

Miranda: I don't understand why it is so difficult to confirm the reservation.

Emily: I know. I'm sorry, Miranda. I did confirm it last night.

Miranda: I am not interested in the details of your incompetence. Tell Simone I won't approve the girl with the Brazilian page she gave me. I want to be clean, exercise and smile. She makes me dirty, tired and paunchy. Answer: Yes, go to michael cole's party. I want the driver to see me off at 9:30 and pick me up at 9:45 sharp.

Emily: Nine forty-five sharp.

Miranda: Call Natalie from Glory Foods and tell her no for the 40th time. No, I don't want Dakota. I want a cake with a hot rhubarb fruit bowl. Then call my ex-husband and remind him that the parent-teacher conference will be held in Dalton tonight. Then I called my husband and asked him to have dinner with me at the place where Massimo and I went. Also told Richard I that he had seen all the close-up photos of female paratroopers he sent … they were very unattractive. Can't you find a lovely and slim female paratrooper?

Emily: Yes.

Miranda: Am I reaching for the stars? Not exactly. Also, I want to see everything Nigel has prepared for Gwyneth's second cover audition. I wonder if she has lost weight. Who's that?

Witty words, learn and use them.

1. dismissal

Slang, meaning "dismissal", can be used as both a verb and a noun, for example:

If you are late again, the boss will fire you. If you are late again, the boss will fire you.

He was fired yesterday. He was fired yesterday.

2. Text message

If your mobile phone is prompted in English, you must be familiar with this expression. Yes, it means "short message". For example, I just received your short message. I just received your message. How do you say "texting"? In addition to sending a text message, a text message can also be used as a verb to mean "send a message", as in the example in the clip: her driver just sent a text message. His driver just sent a message.

Step 3 get ready

This phrase can also be written as "ready", which means "ready for action". For example, I was ready for that cruel interview.

4. Registered vice president.

The reply invitation can be used as both a verb and a noun, for example:

Don't forget to reply before Thursday.

He sent a lovely bunch of flowers in his reply.

In addition, when an invitation is sent, it often says R.S.V.P, which means "Request a reply (will you come)".

Miranda: No, I just ... It's confusing. Why is it difficult to organize a decent rehearsal? You've been preparing for it for a long time. This makes me very confused. Where are the advertisers?

W: Oh, we have some works of Banana Republic.

Miranda: No, we need more, don't we? oh This is ... this may be ... you think ...

Nigel: Yes. You know me. Give me a ballet skirt and a little salon, and I will agree.

Miranda: Yeah. But don't you think it's too similar? ...

Nigel: Like Lacroix in July? I thought about it, but no, no suitable accessories. It should work.

Miranda: where is the belt of this dress ... why is no one ready?

Woman: Here you are. This is a difficult decision. They are so different.

Miranda: Yeah. Interesting thing?

Andy: No, no, no, no. Nothing ... you know, it's just that these two belts look exactly the same to me. You know, I'm still learning these things, uh. ...

Miranda: This ... thing? oh All right. I see. You think this has nothing to do with you. You go to your closet, and you choose ... I don't know ... like that rugged blue sweater, because you try to tell the world that you take yourself so seriously that you don't care what you wear. But what you don't know is that the sweater is not just blue. Not turquoise. Not lapis lazuli. It's actually sky blue. You don't know this fact either ... In 2002, Oscar de la renta designed a series of sky-blue dresses. Then I think it's yves saint laurent, right ... Who showed the sky-blue military jacket? I think we need a jacket.

Nigel: Mm-hmm.

Miranda: Then sky blue soon appeared in the series of eight different designers. Then it, er, seeped down through the department store, and then slowly flowed to some miserable leisure corner, where you undoubtedly found it from a clearance bin. However, blue represents millions of dollars and countless jobs ... It's a bit funny that you think you made a choice to free yourself from the fashion industry, when in fact, the sweater you are wearing was chosen for you by people in this room ... from a pile of things.

Andy: She hates me, Nigel.

Nigel: That's my question, because ... Oh, wait. No, it's not my problem.

Andy: I don't know what else I can do, because if I do something right, it won't be recognized. She didn't even say thank you. But if I do something wrong, she is vicious.

Nigel: Then resign.

Andy: What?

Nigel: Resign.

Andy: Resign?

Nigel: I can get another girl to take your job in five minutes ... someone I really want.

Andy: No, I don't want to quit. It's not fair. But I, you know, I'm just saying that I just want a little trust ... because I'm doing my best.

Nigel: Andy, be serious. You didn't work hard. You are complaining. What do you want me to say to you? You want me to say, "poor you. Miranda is picking on you. Poor you. Poor Andy " Hmm? Wake up, six. She's just doing her job. Don't you know that you are working in a place where some of the greatest artists of the century are published? Lagerfeld de la Renta, Harston. What they do and what they create is greater than art, because you live in it. Obviously, not you, but some people. You think this is just a magazine, huh? This is not just a magazine. This is a beacon of hope ... Oh, I don't know ... For example, a little boy who grew up in Rhode Island pretended to take part in football training with his six brothers, but in fact he was going to take a sewing class and watch "Flyover" under the covers with a flashlight at night. You don't know how many legends have walked through these halls. Worse, you don't care. Because of this place, many people are eager to work, and you just condescend to work. And you want to know why she doesn't kiss your forehead and give you a gold star at the end of the day. Wake up, dear.

Witty words, learn and use them.

1. Take out

Fish out means "fishing all the fish in a water body", for example, this stream is completely fished out.

Fish out can also mean "find out from a pile of things (usually it takes a lot of effort)", for example, she finally found the right letters from the document. When doing so, this phrase is also written as fish up.

He found a scandal for the newspaper in an early edition.

Step 2 choose

The meaning of "critical and teasing" is for example:

She told her mother that those boys always bullied her.

The boss is always picking on him.

Pick on also means "Pick", for example, the professor always picks on me to translate long holidays.

3. Live in something

It means "continue to exist, remember or feel something", and live in is often used in such phrases. Like living in the past: Alice lives in the past. Jim hopes to get a job as a teacher.

In addition, live in can also mean "live where you work or study", for example:

They want a babysitter who can live at home.