" And I'm poor at walking. But here's my dog."

“我不太方便走路。但这是我的狗。”

Okay, sure, we'd be poor at first, but we'd be happy.

好吧, 我们一开始会穷一些 但我们会很开心。

What if he is poor at baseball?

如果他棒球不好怎么办？

We'd be poor at first. But we'd be happy.

一开始的时候我们会很穷 但是我们很开心。

I never thought I'd be poor at this stage of my life.

我从没想过会在人生的这个阶段变成穷人。

Both sides will talk up the fruits of their realpolitik, too: the coalition has been poor at selling its achievements.

同时，双方也将提及现实政治的成果，因为一直以来，双方都未能给让公众信服。

And the results, well, those volunteers who were poorest at dealing with uncertainty did the most searching about symptoms and illnesses.

那些不善于处理“不确定性”的志愿者，在网上搜索症状与疾病的次数更多。

We also use the verb " to stink" to mean to be poor at something, to not be very good at something.

我们还用动词“to stink” 来表示不擅长某事，不擅长某事。

He got interested in politics as a way of protecting the poor community of Greenville since he himself was poor at one time.

他对政治产生了兴趣，以此作为保护格林维尔贫困社区的一种方式，因为他自己曾经很穷。

But he sometimes had trouble with his school work. In high school, he was poor at sports. He was afraid to ask a girl to go out with him.

但他有时做不好作业。高中，他体育不好。他害怕约女孩出去。

If two abilities are correlated, it means if you are good at one, you will probably be good at the other, or if you are poor at one, you will probably be poor at the other.

如果两种能力是相关的， 这意味着如果你擅长一个，你很可能会擅长另一个， 或者如果你不擅长一个， 你很可能不擅长另一个。