漏网之鱼怎么翻译

A fish that slips through the net is a fugitive“天网恢恢，疏而不漏。”执法者可以布下天罗地网，却难免有人乘隙逃跑。这种人就成了“漏网之鱼。”Heaven’s net offers Chinese people some hope - that there is a dragnet from which there is no escape. That, unfortunately, is nothing more than a dream. People can slip through. Such a person is called “the fish that has slipped through the net.” Offenders who haven’t been punished in due time can be called such a fish. Fugitives who have survived floods, fires, wars or other types of disaster may laugh and say they are the “fish that have slipped through the net.”For example, we can say, “All offenders have been brought to the net of justice, except for the most cunning one. He is such a fish!” And one may declare: “My goodness! What a terrible financial time! So many companies went bankrupt! Fortunately, our company is the lucky fish that slipped through the net.”
湖之鱼〔清〕林纾林子啜茗于湖滨之肆，丛柳蔽窗，湖水皆黯碧如染，小鱼百数来会其下。戏嚼豆脯唾之，群鱼争喋；然随喋随逝，继而存者，三四鱼焉。再唾之，坠缀葑草之上，不食矣。始谓鱼之逝者皆饱也。寻丈之外，水纹攒动，争喋他物如故。余方悟：钓者将下钩，必先投食以引之。鱼图食而并吞钩。久乃知，凡下食者皆将有钩矣。然则名利之薮，独无钩乎？不及其盛下食之时而去之，其能脱钩而逝者几何也？！――选自木刻本《畏庐文集》林生坐在西湖边上的茶馆里喝茶，四垂的柳条遮蔽着窗口，一汪湖水，深苍碧绿，犹如染过一般，百余条小鱼正汇聚在窗下的水面。他就试着将肉干嚼碎朝水面唾去，借以取乐。鱼儿纷纷争着抢食。然而一边争食一边又游开了，一直觅食而不走的，只不过三四条而已。林生便再嚼食唾下，碎肉沉入水底，粘结在茭白根上，鱼也不再去食它了。林生起先以为鱼的离去是因为都吃饱了的缘故，可离窗口一丈左右的地方，水面泛起一圈圈涟漪，不住地晃动着，那些小鱼如先前一样，又在争食其它东西。林生顿时想到：钓鱼的人在垂下鱼钩之际，必定先以鱼饵为引诱，鱼儿要想吃食，便同时吞下钓钩。时间久了，鱼儿便知道，凡是有饵食的地方多半有钓钩。然而，那名利汇聚之所，难道没有别一种“钓钩”么？如果不趁着他人频频下食的时机而及时逃走，能够脱钩而远逸他方的又能有几个人呢？！