What you see is what you get. What you are born with or were born with.

是什么样就是什么样 作为人的物种。

I've heard it used in restaurants referring to the food - 'what you see is what you get'.

我在餐厅听到过人们使用这个短语来表示‘你看到的食物就是你能吃到的食物——所见即所得’。

But most of the time, what you see is what you get.

但更多的时候，你宁愿相信眼前所看到的。

What you see is what you get. Okay. It's a bit funny, that one. Okay. And then lots of x's.

你所看到的就是你得到的。好的。有点好笑，那个。好的。然后是很多 x。

This would allow an attribute that both Atkinson and Jobs wanted: WYSIWYG, pronounced " wiz-ee-wig, " an acronym for " What you see is what you get."

WYSIWYG，这是“所见即所得”的缩写。

An actor there called Flip Wilson appeared as a cross-dressing character called Geraldine and as he came on, he would say, 'what you see is what you get! '

有个叫做Flip Wilson的男性演员反串女装扮演了一个叫做Geraldine的角色，只要他一出场，他总会说，what you see is what you get! （你看到的都是货真价实的）。

All those similarities created this thing where it was just easy to just bounce jokes off of each other. Right. And then, also, it's just like, what you see is what you get.

所有这些相似之处创造了这个东西，很容易互相开玩笑。正确的。然后，它就像所见即所得。