六級(jí)加油站：奧巴馬獲贈(zèng)巴西隊(duì)球衣 面露尷尬

　　【英文原文】

　　Obama gets jersey from Brazil's Lula

　　摘要：貝拉克·奧巴馬總統(tǒng)上周四(譯者注：7月9日)從巴西總統(tǒng)路易斯·伊納西奧·盧拉·達(dá)·席爾瓦那里收到了一份禮物。這份禮物似乎讓奧巴馬很高興，又讓他有些難堪。

　　President Barack Obama seemed pleased with the gift he received Thursday from Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, but it was bittersweet nonetheless.

　　Silva gave Obama, a big sports fan, an autographed yellow Brazilian soccer jersey at the start of their morning meeting at the G-8 summit in Italy.

　　During their banter, which reporters partly heard through a translator, Silva spoke animatedly of the June 28 soccer match between the U.S. and Brazilian national teams in the Confederations Cup series. The game was a crushing loss for the underdog Americans, who led at the midway point, 2-0, only to lose 3-2.

　　Silva repeatedly said, "Yes we can," which was Obama's campaign catchphrase and apparently what the Brazilian president had in mind while his team trailed. Obama smiled gamely; if he felt Silva was rubbing it in a bit, he didn't let on.

　　"Hey, look at this," Obama said of the jersey, signed by the Brazilian team's players. "Beautiful. All right, wonderful. I like that."

　　White House spokesman Robert Gibbs later said Obama ended his 30-minute session with Silva by patting the Brazilian's back and vowing, "we will not lose a two-point lead again."