| Russian President Dmitry Medvedev joked on Monday that the visiting British Prime Minister David Cameron would have made a very good KGB agent after Cameron suggested that the Soviet security service tried to recruit him when he was a student, Reuters reported. |
路透社消息，正在俄羅斯訪問的英國首相大衛·卡梅倫周一說，蘇聯安全部門曾試圖在他上學的時候招募他，而俄羅斯總統德米特里·梅德韋杰夫開玩笑回應，卡梅倫一定可以成為一名很好的克格勃特工。 |
| In a speech at the Moscow State University, Cameron said he was met by two Russians -- speaking perfect English -- at the Black Sea coast when he first came to Russia as a student in 1985. |
卡梅倫在莫斯科國立大學演講時說他初次來俄羅斯是在1985年，那時候還是個學生，在黑海海岸碰到兩名俄羅斯人，英語講得非常好。 |
| "They took me out to lunch and dinner and asked me about life in England and what I thought about politics. When I got back I told my tutor at university and he asked me whether it was an interview. If it was, it seems I didn't get the job!" he said. |
他說：“他們帶我去吃午餐和晚餐，并問我在英格蘭的生活如何以及我關于政治的想法。當我回到英國的時候，我問我大學的導師這是怎么回事，他問我這是不是一場面試，如果是的話，好像我沒有得到這份工作！” |
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"I am convinced David would have been a very good KGB agent but in this case he would have never become prime minister of Britain," Medvedev said at a joint news conference at the Kremlin as both leaders laughed.
(China.org.cn September 14, 2011) |
梅德韋杰夫在克里姆林宮舉行的聯合新聞發布會上說：“我確信大衛一定可以成為一名很好的克格勃特工，但如果這樣的話，他就永遠不會成為英國首相了。”說完兩人都樂了。 |
![Russian President Dmitry Medvedev (R) and British Prime Minister David Cameron (L) [Xinhua/AFP]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20110914/00114320def10fda65f228.jpg "Russian President Dmitry Medvedev (R) and British Prime Minister David Cameron (L) [Xinhua/AFP]")
