Ben: I drove - I drove Mrs. Robinson home. She wanted me to drive her home so I - drove her home.

Mr. Robinson: Swell. I appreciate it.

Ben: She's upstairs. She wanted me to wait down here till you got home.

Mr. Robinson: Standing guard over the old castle, are you?

Ben: Yes, sir.

Mr. Robinson: Here. Congratulations! It looks like you need a refill.

Ben: Oh no. I've got to go.

Mr. Robinson: Is anything wrong? You look a little shaken up.

Ben: Oh no. No - I'm just - I'm just a little worried about my future. I'm a little upset about my future.

Mr. Robinson: Come on. Let's have a nightcap together. Scotch?

Ben: Bourbon. 

Mr. Robinson: Ben - how old are you now?

Ben: Twenty. I'll be twenty-one next week.

Mr. Robinson: That's a hell of a good age to be.

Ben: Thank you. Thank you very much.

Mr. Robinson: I wish I was that age again. Because, Ben -

Ben: Sir?

Mr. Robinson: You'll never be young again.

Ben: I know.

Mr. Robinson: Ben, can I say something to you?

Ben: What?

Mr. Robinson: How long have we known each other now? How long have you and I known each other? How long have your Dad and I been partners?

Ben: Quite a while.

Mr. Robinson: I've watched you grow up, Ben.

Ben: Yes, sir.

Mr. Robinson: In many ways I feel as though you were my own son.

Ben: Thank you.

Mr. Robinson: So I hope you won't mind my giving you a friendly piece of advice.

Ben: I'd like to hear it.

Mr. Robinson: Ben - I think - I think you ought to be taking it a little easier right now than you seem to be. Sow a few wild oats. Take things as they come. Have a good time with the girls and so forth.

Mrs. Robinson: Don't get up.

Mr. Robinson: I was just telling Ben here that he ought to sow a few wild oats. Have a good time while he can. You think that's sound advice?

Mrs. Robinson: Yes, I do.

Ben: I've got to go.

Mr. Robinson: You have yourself a few flings this summer. I bet you're quite a ladies' man.

Ben: Oh no.

Mr. Robinson: What? You look to me like the kind of guy who has to fight them off. (to Mrs. Robinson) And doesn't he look to you like the kind of guy who has to fight them off?

Mrs. Robinson: Yes, he does.

妙语佳句，活学活用

1. swell
好极了。

Swell 在非正式用语中是“精彩的；优秀的”的意思，相当于excellent，wonderful。例如：had a swell time 过得极为开心。

2. shaken up
慌乱；惶恐；不安的样子。

例如：He looked shaken up when he saw you. 他看到你的时候非常惶恐。

3. Let's have a nightcap together.
咱俩再喝最后一杯。

Nightcap是指晚上睡觉前的饮料，通常都是酒精饮料，这里指“晚上喝的最后一杯酒”

4. That's a hell of a good age to be.
正是人生好年华啊。

hell of a 是口语用法，表示强调，相当于very。Hell of a 这个短语的意思不是很明确，需要根据上下文的语境来决定。比如：He is a hell of a driver. 既可以表示“他是个好司机”，也可以表示“他的驾驶技术很烂”。

5. to take it a little easier
放松一些；潇洒一些；别这么紧张兮兮，心事重重。

相当于take it easy。

6. Sow a few wild oats

这是一个俗语，指年轻人到处谈情说爱，寻欢作乐。A silly and old-fashioned expression meaning to have sexual adventures with lots of different girls. "To sow" is literally to scatter seed, and oats are a type of cereal.

7. You have yourself a few flings this summer
这个夏天你会有几回艳遇。fling 指短暂的恋情。

8. You're quite a ladies' man.
你在女人中间很吃香。/在女人中间很得宠/吃得开。