And frankly, the kids are on the fence. gaby!

坦白地讲 孩子们不介意的！

That is something I'm on the fence on.

我对此持怀疑态度。

If it's desirable, that is something I'm on the fence on.

是否有望达到，我持观望态度。

I can say, " I don't know. I'm on the fence between two candidates."

我可以说，“我不知道。我在两位候选人之间on the fence。”

Our next expression is very common: To be on the fence.

To be on the fence。

If you're on the fence, it means that you are unable to decide between something.

如果你抱观望态度，这意味着你无法在某些事之间做出决定。

I'm on the fence here, but I'm going to go with sending a text.

这一题我很犹豫不决，但我还是要选发短信。

When you are on the fence it means that you're not able to decide something.

当你犹豫不决时，这意味着你不能决定某事。

Joan was on the fence, but I won her over with a...Please? Please? A-please-please?

琼还犹豫不决的，可最终还是败给了我的——好嘛，好嘛，好嘛？

So, if you are on the fence about something, you have not taken sides.

因此，如果你在某事上on the fence，你就没有偏袒任何一方。

Can you think of a time when you were on the fence about something?

你能想到你持观望态度的时候吗？

So you might have to say " Do you know what? I think I'm on the fence."

“你知道吗？我想我持观望态度。”

To be on the fence about something.

对某事犹豫不决。

So, Ralph is on the fence about Jess McGillan.

所以，拉尔夫对杰西麦吉伦持观望态度。

The second idiom is I'm on the fence.

第二个成语是“I’m on the fence”。

Anyway, Eugenia is " on the fence between two options, " or choices.

不管怎样，尤金妮亚“在两种选择之间犹豫不决”或选择。

I'm on the fence about him.

我对他持观望态度。

Oh, the last phrase in English is to be on the fence.

哦， 英语的最后一句话是to be on the fence。

If not, or if you're on the fence, less is more.

如果没有，或者如果你犹豫不决，少即是多。

I'm on the fence between two options.

我在两种选择之间犹豫不决。