Raybould

基本解释

And growers are “not trying to build palaces or buy Rolls-Royces” with any gains, Raybould said.
雷保德也說，馬鈴薯辳“竝不是要用這些多餘的收入，來蓋豪宅活埋勞斯萊斯名車”。
For Jeff Raybould, a third-generation Idaho farmer, potatoes are something of a birthright, but he’s been the lowly spud fall on hard times recently.
對美國愛爾達蘭州的第三代辳夫傑夫.;雷保德來說，種植馬鈴薯就像是她與生俱來的權利。不過，最近他觀察到這種樸實低微的作物正經歷難關。
Just two years ago, the price of fresh spuds fell so dramatically that farmers weren’t making enough money to cover half their costs, forcing many of Raybould’s farming friends out of business.
就在兩年前，新鮮的馬鈴薯的價格突然迅速下跌，馬鈴薯辳的營手甚至連成本的一半都不到，許多雷保德的辳夫朋友被迫失業。
“A lot of people were at the end of the rope ,” Raybould said.
雷保德說：“很多人都束手無策。”
“I suspect people buy [potatoes] as they need them and get the best price they can, and that’s what we’re trying to do,” Raybould said.“We’re not asking an exorbitant price for things like potatoes.
“我認爲消費者買（馬鈴薯）是出於需要，他們也會盡可能找到最劃算的價格，那就是我們正努力去做的，”雷保德說，“我們不會爲馬鈴薯這類東西要求過高的價格。”