英语翻译People’s images of the cowboy don’t quite fit the realit

英语翻译
People’s images of the cowboy don’t quite fit the reality.For example,people often think of all cowboys as white Americans.Actually,the first cowboys were Mexican; many cow¬boy customs began in Mexico.There were also black cowboys—often ex-slaves freed by the Civil War —and Indian cowboys.People also forget that the cowboy’s main job was to take care of cows and to get them to market.The cowboy’s life,although full of adventure ,was hard and often boring.
In the mid-1860s,Texas cattle ranchers found that in other states,like Kansas,they could get ten times as much money for their cattle.This is how cattle drives got started.On the drives,cowboys took the cattle along trails from Texas up to Kansas and even further north.
The cattle of different owners grazed to¬gether in open grasslands.They were branded,or marked with their owner’s symbol.When it was time for the drive,the cowboys would round up the cattle that had the right brand.Brands were also meant to discourage rustlers ,or cattle thieves; cattle owners chose brands that would be hard to change.
On the trail,cowboys worked from before sunup to after sundown.At night they took turns guarding the cattle.One constant dan¬ger was the stampede :a change in weather or an unexpected noise was enough to make the cattle run.
The era of the cattle drive—the real era of the cowboy—lasted only about twenty years.As more land was fenced in,cattle could no longer graze freely.There were also too many cattle.By the late 1880s,some cattle trails were actually crowded!
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人民的牛仔形象不太符合现实.例如,人们常常认为所有牛仔的美国白人.其实,第一牛仔是墨西哥;许多奶牛¬男孩海关开始在墨西哥.还有黑色牛仔,往往前奴隶释放内战和印度牛仔.人们还忘记,牛仔的主要任务是照顾奶牛,并让他们的市场.牛仔的生活,虽然充满了冒险,而且往往很难无聊.
在19世纪60年代,得克萨斯州牧场主发现,在其他国家,如堪萨斯州,他们也能获得10倍的钱为他们的牛.这是牛的驱动器开始了.关于驱动器,牛仔了牛沿着小道从得克萨斯州和堪萨斯州最多甚至进一步北部.
牛放牧不同业主向¬ gether公开草原.他们的品牌,或加上其拥有者的象征.而这一次的驱动器,牛仔将轮的牛才有权品牌.品牌还意味着阻止rustlers ,或牛贼;牛业主选择品牌,将很难改变.
在开拓者,牛仔工作之前sunup日落之后.到了晚上,他们轮流看守牛群.一个不断丹¬德国是踩踏：改变天气或意外的噪音就足以使牛运行.
时代的牛机,真正的时代的牛仔只持续了约二十年.随着越来越多的土地被围起来的,不能再牛放牧自由.也有太多的牛.到19世纪80年代后期,一些牛径实际上拥挤!