" Thank'ee, Miss Eustacia, " said the tired stoker, breathing more easily.

“谢谢你，游苔莎小姐，”疲惫不堪的生火工说道，松了一口气。

He thought they managed the vessel like gentlemen, and that the stokers fired up like heroes.

为了不辜负路路通的好意，水手们干都象绅士一样非常认。司炉们烧火象英雄一样不顾疲劳。

Heap it on, stokers! Make her do all she can! If we burn the boat we must have them!

火夫，快快地加煤！尽全力赶上去！就是把咱们的船烧了，也要赶上它！

You've really got over me, you son of a dirty stoker!

你的惹毛我了 你这肮脏司炉工的小孩！

Did you know the word chauffeur is French for " stoker, " because the first automobiles were steam-powered, and the driver had to stoke the engine?

你知道法语词“司机”指的是蒸汽机车上的火夫吗，因为最早的是车是用蒸汽发动的司机要给引擎加？

" At this moment, he's on a freighter, either as a deck hand or a stoker, on his way to New York" .

“此时此刻，他在一艘货轮上，作为甲板手或司炉，正在前往纽约的途中”。

The locomotive, which was slowly approaching with deafening whistles, was that which, having been detached from the train, had continued its route with such terrific rapidity, carrying off the unconscious engineer and stoker.

原是一辆机车，不住地鸣着汽笛，慢慢地开了过。这正是原的那辆机车。它自从甩掉了列车以后，就以惊人的速度带着半死不的司机和司炉继续向前飞驰。

He was proud of his career as an editor, just as he was proud of his father's rise from stoker to full-time train driver, and of the shop his mother ran from the front room.

他为自己的编辑职业感到自豪，就像他为父亲从司炉升为全职火车司机感到自豪一样，他也为母亲在前厅经营的商店感到自豪。

He was dressed like a mechanic or a stoker in an old pea-jacket with baggy pockets, with an oil-skin cap on his head, a woollen scarf round his neck, and tarred boots on his feet.

他的打扮像个机械师或司炉工，穿着一件口袋很宽的旧粗呢夹克，头上戴着一顶油皮帽，脖子上围着一条羊毛围巾，脚上穿着涂了柏油的靴子。