Paint the walls in skater stripes 应该怎样翻译

英语翻译
no longer the skater incapable of finishing ahead of U.S.National Champion Todd Eldredge or three-three defending World Champion Kurt Browning of Canada帮忙翻译一下
不好意思，有点小问题three-three应该为three-time

英语翻译
The big improvement impressed the young skater and trust gradually grew between athlete and coach

以As the saying goes,a good skater never tries to skate in two directions at once.In order to perform excelently at school,full attention in needed写一篇英语作文

As the saying goes ,a good skater never tries to skate in two directions at once. in order to perform excellently at school, fun attention is needed的英语作文

英语翻译
As a young ice skater,I had flown pretty high,pretty quickly.My partner and I won the Canadian junior pairs championship when I was 14 and I was thrilled,as a 6-year-old,to be picked to skate in the 1994 Olympics in Lillehammer,Norway.But then everything came crashing down.
We finished 12th at the Games.I soon quit doubles skating and tried to continue in singles.But I wasn’t good enough I didn’t even compete in the nest two national championships.I felt like I was a somebody who had become a nobody.
I was 18 and had just graduated from high school when my mom told me:”You can’t just count on skating to make a living.You better find a job.” I knew she was right.But what could I do?I’d been an athlete,skating since I waited tables,cleaned,stocked the shop,took inventory; I did everything.In fact,I worked so hard that I never got the chance to even have a break or get off my feet for entire shifts.No one cared that I had been an Olympic skater; I was judged only by how hard I worked.It was exactly what I needed.
That job taught me to so many things.I learned,for example,how to deal with people.As an athlete,I’d lived in something of a cocoon growing up,so this was new to me.One day a man loudly called me.One day a man loudly called me over to his table and,with a scowl on his face,complained:“This milk is soul.I’m not drinking this junk!I want my money back!” It was near the end of my shift and I was tempted to tell him how rude I thought he was.But I had learned that “the customer is always right’ and a smile can go a long way.
“I’m really sorry,sir—I’ll get you a free cup,” I said with a wide grin.When I brought him his coffee his whole disposition had changed.And he left me a tip!
My first job taught me that it is important to do the best at anything you try,in school,at work or sport.I knew nothing about being a waitress when I started my job but by the time I left—when I decided to return to skating and to team p with David—I had earned a raise and my boss’s praisse.The meant so much to me.