That was considered the height of technology–this idea that, you know, before that, outdoorsmen were wearing moccasins.

这被认为是技术的高度——这个想法，你知道，在此之前，户外运动者都穿着莫卡辛鞋。

We would call him an " outdoorsman, " somebody who loves going out into nature.

我们会称他为“户外人”，即喜欢到大自然中去的人。

You know, he's a gentleman outdoorsman, and that is considered, like, the ideal.

你知道，他是一位绅士的户外运动者，这被认为是理想的。

It is supposed to be a place for rugged outdoorsmen to get together and hang out.

它应该是粗犷的户外活动者聚会和闲逛的地方。

Can we talk about this later? No, no, no, no. I need you now. Wouldn't you prefer to socialize with Tom, who is a sexually passive outdoorsman?

能过会儿再谈这个不？ 不不不，现在就得和你说。难道你不愿意和汤姆社交一下么？ 他是个户外男孩哦，不大主动的说。

They were all sort of concentrated around this vibe of the outdoorsman–the whole scene in the stores and everything in the catalogs.

他们都集中在这种户外活动的氛围上——商店里的整个场景和目录中的一切。

27 The boys grew up. Esau became an expert hunter, an outdoorsman. Jacob was a quiet man preferring life indoors among the tents.

27 两个孩子渐渐长大，以扫善於打猎，常在田野；雅各为人安静，常住在帐棚里。

So let's say I was an outdoorsman and I said, " I love fishing, skiing and rock climbing." Now each one of these is a gerund, right, it the ing form of a verb we're using as a noun.

所以假设我是一个户外运动者， 我说，“我喜欢钓鱼、滑雪和攀岩。 ”现在每一个都是动名词， 对，它是我们用作名词的动词的 ing 形式。

And there were all these outdoorsman magazines that were talking about how important it was to, you know, not buy your stuff pre-made and make it all yourself when most of those guys also did not make it themselves.

所有这些户外杂志都在谈论，你知道，不要购买预制的东西并自己制作，因为大多数人也不是自己制作的，这是多么重要。