A：Do you think appearances are important?
      你认为相貌重要吗？

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B：If you’re superficial, appearances can be important.
      如果你比较肤浅，相貌就会很重要。

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A：Don’t you think everyone is a bit superficial?
      你不认为每个人都有点肤浅吗？

B：I guess maybe a little. But in the end, it’s someone’s personality that’s important. Why do you ask?
      我想大概都有一点儿。但是最终还是一个人的性格重要。你为什么问这个？

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A：I have a job interview tomorrow. I’m worried that someone more attractive than me will get the job.
      我明天有一个工作面试。我担心长得比我有吸引力的人会得到这个工作。

B：You can’t be serious.
      你不会是认真的吧。

A：I’ve read many articles about how attractive people get higher salaries than ugly people.
      我读过许多关于长得好看的人比长得不好看的人如何如何得到更高的薪水的文章。

B：You can’t believe everything you read.
      你不能相信你所读到得所有内容。

A：I know, but I think it’s accurate to say that people like attractive people.
      我明白。但我认为，确切地说，人们的确喜欢有魅力的人。

B：I guess that may be true sometimes, but I know that’s not always the case.
      我想有时的确是这样的。但就我所知，事实也并不总是如此。

A：Why’s that?
      为什么？

B：Well, I’m not particularly handsome, and I’ve got a great job!
      这个…我就并不特别英俊，而我却有一份好工作。

1. 丑陋的；难看的
    If you say that someone or something is ugly, you mean that they are very unattractive and unpleasant to look at.

    e.g. ...an ugly little hat...
           难看的小帽子
    e.g. She makes me feel dowdy and ugly.
           她让我自惭形秽。

2. （通常因涉及暴力、挑衅行为而）令人厌恶的，邪恶的，恶性的
    If you refer to an event or situation as ugly, you mean that it is very unpleasant, usually because it involves violent or aggressive behaviour.

    e.g. There have been some ugly scenes...
           出现了一些恶性事件。
    e.g. The confrontation turned ugly.
           对抗局面进一步激化。

3. to rear its ugly head -> see head