喝酒的人通常比不喝酒的人善于交际

　　The authors acknowledged their study, funded by the Reason Foundation, contradicted research by the Harvard School of Public Health.

　　论文的撰写者说，此项由“理智基金会”资助的研究与哈佛大学公共健康学院公布的一项研究结果正相反。

　　"We created our hypothesis through casual observation and examination of scholarly accounts," the authors said.

　　研究者说：“我们的假设主要基于平时的观察和对一些学术报告的研究。”

　　"Drinkers typically tend to be more social than abstainers."

　　“喝酒的人通常比不喝酒的人善于交际。”

　　The researchers said their empirical survey backed up the theory, and said the most likely explanation is that drinkers have a wider range of social contacts that help provide better job and business opportunities.

　　研究人员说，他们的实证性调查可为这个理论提供支持，此外，对这个问题最合理的解释是，饮酒人士的社会交往较为广泛，这有助于他们得到更好的工作和更多的商业机会。

　　"Drinkers may be able to socialize more with clients and co-workers, giving drinkers an advantage in important relationships," the researchers said.

　　研究人员说：“饮酒人士可能更容易和他们的客户和同事建立关系，在掌握重要人脉关系方面有一定优势。”

　　"Drinking may also provide individuals with opportunities to learn people, business, and social skills."

　　“此外，喝酒还可为了解他人、掌握行业动向和发展社交技巧提供机会。”

　　They also said these conclusions provide arguments against policies aimed at curbing alcohol use on university campuses and public venues.

　　研究者说，这些结论还可为人们抵制禁止在大学和公共场所饮酒的法令提供支持。

　　"Not only do anti-alcohol policies reduce drinkers' fun, but they may also decrease earnings," the study said.

　　研究报告中说：“禁酒令不仅扫了饮酒人士们的兴致，而且还有可能会减少收入”。

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