The correct use of " dear" in English is before a name, as in " Dear Dr. Robbins."

英语中“dear”的正确用法是放在名字前面，比如“亲爱的罗宾斯博士”。

Jack's store is on Robbins Road. Take 4th Street for a mile and you will see it.

杰克的商店在罗宾斯路。沿着第四大街走一英里，你就会看到它了。

And I do it all. I do the Baskin-Robbins. I do the Van Leeuwen. I do the Haagen-Dazs. I do the Talenti.

我什么品牌都吃。我 Baskin-Robbins、Van Leeuwen、Haagen-Dazs、Talenti。

I can well understand your anxiety to meet the fallacious Robbins, and I congratulate myself on the chance which has made us acquainted.

我很能理解你急于见到虚伪的罗宾斯， 我为自己有机会结识而庆幸。

Robbins, fifty, something of an overweight beau, and addicted to first nights and hotel palm-rooms, pretended to be envious of his partner's commuter's joys.

罗宾斯，五十岁，有点超重的美男子，沉迷于初夜和酒店棕榈房，假装羡慕他伴侣的通勤乐趣。

Take is also often used more idiomatically, as well, in providing directions to a place. For example: Jack's store is on Robbins Road. Take 4th Street for a mile and you will see it.

“take”也经常用于惯用语，用于提供去某地的方向。例如：杰克的商店在罗宾斯路。沿着第四大街走一英里，你就会看到它了。

This term was invented in 1971, by Murray Gell-Mann, an architect of the Standard Model, and his student Harald Fritzsch as they sat eating ice cream at a Baskin-Robbins store in Pasadena, California.

这个术语是在 1971 年由标准模型的建筑师 Murray Gell-Mann 和他的学生 Harald Fritzsch 在加利福尼亚州帕萨迪纳的 Baskin- Robbins 商店坐着吃冰淇淋时发明的。