1·Surfers are very common in California, and when a shark attack occurs there, it's usually because to a shark, a surfer looks like a seal-one of their common food sources-riding a wave.
在加利福尼亚随处可见冲浪者，如果鲨鱼在那袭击人通常是由于它把冲浪者看成一只在冲浪的海豹了—海豹是它们基本的食物来源。
2·This allows a surfer living in London to decide whether to head to Portugal or to Cornwall for the weekend, though it also increases the chances that many others will be there too.
如此一来，生活在伦敦的冲浪者可以选择周末是去葡萄牙还是康沃尔郡冲浪，但这也增加了其他人也会去哪儿的几率。
3·A surfer braves the cold to take advantage of the Cornish winter waves on January 20, 2011 in Polzeath, England.
2011年1月20号，在英格兰珀尔·泽斯，冲浪者冒着严寒在尽情享受科纳什冬季海浪。
4·Oswald Chambers, in "My Utmost For His Highest," writes: "Huge waves that would frighten an ordinary swimmer produce a tremendous thrill for the surfer who has ridden them.
奥斯钱伯斯在他的《我的极限和上帝的最高》一文中写道：“巨浪让普通的游泳者惊慌失措，却让乘驾巨浪的冲浪者无比兴奋。 生活也是同样的道理。
5·The shark now had the surfer by the right thigh and appeared to be trying to swallow his leg whole.
鲨鱼现在咬住了冲浪者的右大腿，好像要把他的腿整吞了。