中彩票 Winning the Lottery

Winning the Lottery

A: Did you hear the news? I won the lottery!
B: What? Are you serious?
A: Yeah, I can’t believe it.
B: How much did you win?
A: A lot… enough to change my life.
B: Wow! How did it happen?
A: I just bought a ticket at the gas station.
B: Was it Powerball?
A: Yeah. I picked random numbers.
B: That’s crazy. What will you do now?
A: First, I want to pay off my bills.
B: Good idea. Then maybe take a trip?
A: Yeah, I want to relax a little.
B: I’m really happy for you.
A: Thanks. It feels like a dream.

中彩票

A: 你听到消息了吗?我中彩票了!
B: 什么?你是认真的吗?
A: 是啊,我自己都不敢相信。
B: 你中了多少钱?
A: 很多……多到能改变我人生的那种。
B: 哇!怎么中的?
A: 我只是在加油站买了一张彩票。
B: 是强力球彩票吗?
A: 对,我随便选了几个号码。
B: 太疯狂了。你接下来要做什么?
A: 首先,我要把账单都还掉。
B: 好主意。然后去旅行?
A: 对,我想放松一下。
B: 我真的替你开心。
A: 谢谢。感觉像做梦一样。

Winning the Lottery
中彩票

A: hear – news – won – lottery!
(你听到消息了吗?我中彩票了!)
B: What – serious?
(什么?你是认真的吗?)
A: Yeah – believe.
(是啊,我自己都不敢相信。)
B: much – win?
(你中了多少钱?)
A: lot – enough – change – life.
(很多……多到能改变我人生的那种。)
B: Wow – happen?
(哇!怎么中的?)
A: bought – ticket – gas station.
(我只是在加油站买了一张彩票。)
B: Powerball?
(是强力球彩票吗?)
A: Yeah – random numbers.
(对,我随便选了几个号码。)
B: crazy – do now?
(太疯狂了。你接下来要做什么?)
A: First – pay – bills.
(首先,我要把账单都还掉。)
B: Good – maybe – trip?
(好主意。然后去旅行?)
A: Yeah – relax – little.
(对,我想放松一下。)
B: happy – you.
(我真的替你开心。)
A: Thanks – feels – dream.
(谢谢。感觉像做梦一样。)

Winning the Lottery
/ˈwɪnɪŋ ðə ˈlɑtəri/

A: Did you hear the news? I won the lottery!
/dɪd yu hɪr ðə nuz | aɪ wʌn ðə ˈlɑtəri/
B: What? Are you serious?
/wʌt | ɑr yu ˈsɪriəs/
A: Yeah, I can’t believe it.
/yæ | aɪ kænt bəˈliv ɪt/
B: How much did you win?
/haʊ mʌtʃ dɪd yu wɪn/
A: A lot… enough to change my life.
/ə lat | ɪˈnʌf tə tʃeɪndʒ maɪ laɪf/
B: Wow! How did it happen?
/waʊ | haʊ dɪd ɪt hæpən/
A: I just bought a ticket at the gas station.
/aɪ dʒʌst bɔt ə tɪkɪt æt ðə gæs steɪʃən/
B: Was it Powerball?
/wʌz ɪt ˈpaʊərˌbɔl/
A: Yeah. I picked random numbers.
/yæ | aɪ pɪkt rændəm nʌmbərz/
B: That’s crazy. What will you do now?
/ðæts kreɪzi | wʌt wəl yu du naʊ/
A: First, I want to pay off my bills.
/fɜrst | aɪ wɑnə peɪ ɔf maɪ bɪlz/
B: Good idea. Then maybe take a trip?
/gʊd aɪˈdiə | ðɛn meɪbi teɪk ə trɪp/
A: Yeah, I want to relax a little.
/yæ | aɪ wɑnə rɪlæks ə lɪtəl/
B: I’m really happy for you.
/aɪm rɪli hæpi fər yu/
A: Thanks. It feels like a dream.
/θæŋks | ɪt filz laɪk ə drim/

Winning the Lottery
中彩票

A: Did you hear the news? I won the lottery!
你听到消息了吗?我中彩票了!
B: What? Are you serious?
什么?你是认真的吗?
A: Yeah, I can’t believe it.
是啊,我自己都不敢相信。
B: How much did you win?
你中了多少钱?
A: A lot… enough to change my life.
很多……多到能改变我人生的那种。
B: Wow! How did it happen?
哇!怎么中的?
A: I just bought a ticket at the gas station.
我只是在加油站买了一张彩票。
B: Was it Powerball?
是强力球彩票吗?
A: Yeah. I picked random numbers.
对,我随便选了几个号码。
B: That’s crazy. What will you do now?
太疯狂了。你接下来要做什么?
A: First, I want to pay off my bills.
首先,我要把账单都还掉。
B: Good idea. Then maybe take a trip?
好主意。然后去旅行?
A: Yeah, I want to relax a little.
对,我想放松一下。
B: I’m really happy for you.
我真的替你开心。
A: Thanks. It feels like a dream.
谢谢。感觉像做梦一样。

Did you hear the news? /dɪd yu hɪr ðə nuz/ 你听到消息了吗?
I won the lottery! /aɪ wʌn ðə ˈlɑtəri/ 我中彩票了!
Are you serious? /ɑr yu ˈsɪriəs/ 你是认真的吗?
I can’t believe it. /aɪ kænt bəˈliv ɪt/ 我不敢相信。
How did it happen? /haʊ dɪd ɪt hæpən/ 这怎么发生的?
That’s crazy. /ðæts kreɪzi/ 太疯狂了。
What will you do now? /wʌt wəl yu du naʊ/ 你现在打算做什么?
I’m really happy for you. /aɪm rɪli hæpi fər yu/ 我真的替你开心。
It feels like a dream. /ɪt filz laɪk ə drim/ 感觉像做梦一样。



hear the news /hɪr ðə nuz/ 听到消息
win the lottery /wɪn ðə ˈlɑtəri/ 中彩票
change my life /tʃeɪndʒ maɪ laɪf/ 改变我的人生
at the gas station /æt ðə gæs steɪʃən/ 在加油站
pay off my bills /peɪ ɔf maɪ bɪlz/ 还清账单
take a trip /teɪk ə trɪp/ 去旅行
relax a little /rɪlæks ə lɪɾəl/ 稍微放松一下

Lottery

在美国,“Lottery” 是统称,但真正最受欢迎、最常听到、奖金最高的两种彩票 是:
1. Powerball(强力球)— 全美最有名、最常爆巨奖的彩券
2. Mega Millions(超级百万)— 和 Powerball 一样超热门

“Lottery” 是统称,但美国人平常口语里会直接说:
“Did you buy a Powerball ticket?”
“The Mega Millions jackpot is huge tonight.”

新邻居 The New Neighbors

The New Neighbors

A: Did you see the new neighbors next door?
B: Yeah, they moved in yesterday.
A: Did you talk to them?
B: Just a little. They seem very friendly.
A: That’s good. What did they say?
B: They said they’re happy to be here.
A: Did they have kids?
B: Yeah, they have two small kids.
A: I hope they like the neighborhood.
B: Me too. It’s a nice place to live.
A: Should we say hello later?
B: Yeah, we can welcome them.
A: Maybe bring some cookies?
B: Good idea. That would be nice.
A: Let’s go this evening.
B: Sure. Let’s do it.

新邻居

A: 你看到隔壁的新邻居了吗?
B: 看到了,他们昨天搬进来的。
A: 你和他们聊了吗?
B: 聊了一下,他们看起来很友善。
A: 那很好。他们说了什么?
B: 他们说很高兴搬到这里。
A: 他们有小孩吗?
B: 有的,他们有两个小孩。
A: 我希望他们喜欢这个社区。
B: 我也是。这里是个不错的地方。
A: 我们等会儿要去打个招呼吗?
B: 可以啊,我们可以欢迎他们一下。
A: 也许带些饼干过去?
B: 好主意,那会很贴心。
A: 我们今晚去吧。
B: 好啊,就这么办。

The New Neighbors
新邻居

A: see – neighbors – door?
(你看到隔壁的新邻居了吗?)
B: Yeah – moved – yesterday.
(看到了,他们昨天搬进来的。)
A: talk – them?
(你和他们聊了吗?)
B: little – seem – friendly.
(聊了一下,他们看起来很友善。)
A: good – What – say?
(那很好。他们说了什么?)
B: said – happy – here.
(他们说很高兴搬到这里。)
A: they – kids?
(他们有小孩吗?)
B: Yeah – two – kids.
(有的,他们有两个小孩。)
A: hope – like – neighborhood.
(我希望他们喜欢这个社区。)
B: too – nice – live.
(我也是。这里是个不错的地方。)
A: say hello – later?
(我们等会儿要去打个招呼吗?)
B: Yeah – welcome.
(可以啊,我们可以欢迎他们一下。)
A: Maybe – cookies?
(也许带些饼干过去?)
B: Good – nice.
(好主意,那会很贴心。)
A: go – evening.
(我们今晚去吧。)
B: Sure – do.
(好啊,就这么办。)

The New Neighbors
/ðə nu ˈneɪbərz/
A: Did you see the new neighbors next door?
/dɪd yu si ðə nu ˈneɪbərz nɛkst dɔr/
B: Yeah, they moved in yesterday.
/yæ | ðeɪ muvd ɪn ˈyɛstərˌdeɪ/
A: Did you talk to them?
/dɪd yu tɔk tə ðɛm/
B: Just a little. They seem very friendly.
/dʒʌst ə lɪɾəl | ðeɪ sim vɛri frɛndli/
A: That’s good. What did they say?
/ðæts gʊd | wʌɾ dɪd ðeɪ seɪ/
B: They said they’re happy to be here.
/ðeɪ sɛd ðeər hæpi tə bi hɪr/
A: Did they have kids?
/dɪd ðeɪ hæv kɪdz/
B: Yeah, they have two small kids.
/yæ | ðeɪ hæv tu smɔl kɪdz/
A: I hope they like the neighborhood.
/aɪ hoʊp ðeɪ laɪk ðə ˈneɪbərˌhʊd/
B: Me too. It’s a nice place to live.
/mi tu | ɪts ə naɪs pleɪs tə lɪv/
A: Should we say hello later?
/ʃʊd wi seɪ həˈloʊ leɪtər/
B: Yeah, we can welcome them.
/yæ | wi kən wɛlkəm ðɛm/
A: Maybe bring some cookies?
/meɪbi brɪŋ sʌm kʊkiz/
B: Good idea. That would be nice.
/gʊd aɪˈdiə | ðæt wʊd bi naɪs/
A: Let’s go this evening.
/lɛts goʊ ðɪs ivnɪŋ/
B: Sure. Let’s do it.
/ʃʊr | lɛts du ɪt/

The New Neighbors
新邻居

A: Did you see the new neighbors next door?
你看到隔壁的新邻居了吗?
B: Yeah, they moved in yesterday.
看到了,他们昨天搬进来的。
A: Did you talk to them?
你和他们聊了吗?
B: Just a little. They seem very friendly.
聊了一下,他们看起来很友善。
A: That’s good. What did they say?
那很好。他们说了什么?
B: They said they’re happy to be here.
他们说很高兴搬到这里。
A: Did they have kids?
他们有小孩吗?
B: Yeah, they have two small kids.
有的,他们有两个小孩。
A: I hope they like the neighborhood.
我希望他们喜欢这个社区。
B: Me too. It’s a nice place to live.
我也是。这里是个不错的地方。
A: Should we say hello later?
我们等会儿要去打个招呼吗?
B: Yeah, we can welcome them.
可以啊,我们可以欢迎他们一下。
A: Maybe bring some cookies?
也许带些饼干过去?
B: Good idea. That would be nice.
好主意,那会很贴心。
A: Let’s go this evening.
我们今晚去吧。
B: Sure. Let’s do it.
好啊,就这么办。

Did you talk to them? /dɪd yu tɔk tə ðɛm/ 你跟他们聊了吗?
Just a little. /dʒʌst ə lɪɾəl/ 就聊了一下下。
That’s good. /ðæts gʊd/ 那很好。
What did they say? /wʌɾ dɪd ðeɪ seɪ/ 他们说了什么?
It’s a nice place to live. /ɪts ə naɪs pleɪs tə lɪv/ 这是个适合居住的好地方。
That would be nice. /ðæt wʊd bi naɪs/ 那会很好。
Let’s do it. /lɛts du ɪt/ 就这么办吧。

Did you see…? /dɪd yu si/ 你看到了……吗?
next door /nɛkst dɔr/ 隔壁
move in /muv ɪn/ 搬进来
have kids /hæv kɪdz/ 有小孩
say hello /seɪ həˈloʊ/ 打招呼

在美国庆祝圣诞节 Celebrating Christmas in the US

Celebrating Christmas in the US

A: Do you know how people celebrate Christmas in the US?
B: A little. I think families get together, right?
A: Yeah, they usually have a big dinner.
B: What do they eat?
A: Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes… things like that.
B: That sounds good. Do they give gifts too?
A: Yes, giving gifts is a big part of Christmas.
B: Do kids get a lot of presents?
A: Yeah, many kids open their gifts on Christmas morning.
B: Do people put up Christmas trees?
A: Of course. Most families decorate a Christmas tree at home.
B: And they hang lights outside, right?
A: Yes, many houses look really bright at night.
B: Do people also go to church?
A: Some do, especially on Christmas Eve.
B: Christmas seems very special in the US.
A: Yeah, it’s an important holiday for many people.

在美国庆祝圣诞节

A: 你知道美国人是怎么过圣诞节的吗?
B: 知道一点。我觉得家人会聚在一起,对吧?
A: 对,他们通常会吃一顿大餐。
B: 他们都吃什么?
A: 火鸡、火腿、土豆泥……之类的食物。
B: 听起来不错。他们也会送礼物吗?
A: 会的,送礼物是圣诞节很重要的一部分。
B: 小孩会收到很多礼物吗?
A: 会啊,很多孩子在圣诞节早上打开礼物。
B: 人们会摆圣诞树吗?
A: 当然。大多数家庭都会在家里装饰一棵圣诞树。
B: 他们也会在外面挂灯,对吗?
A: 对,晚上很多房子都亮闪闪的。
B: 人们也会去教堂吗?
A: 有些人会,尤其是在圣诞前夜。
B: 感觉圣诞节在美国很特别。
A: 确实,这是对很多人来说很重要的节日。

Celebrating Christmas in the US
在美国庆祝圣诞节

A: how – celebrate Christmas – US?
(你知道美国人是怎么过圣诞节的吗?)
B: little – families – together?
(知道一点。我觉得家人会聚在一起,对吧?)
A: Yeah – have – big dinner.
(对,他们通常会吃一顿大餐。)
B: What – eat?
(他们都吃什么?)
A: Turkey – ham – mashed potatoes… things – that.
(火鸡、火腿、土豆泥……之类的食物。)
B: good – gifts too?
(听起来不错。他们也会送礼物吗?)
A: Yes – gifts – big part – Christmas.
(会的,送礼物是圣诞节很重要的一部分。)
B: kids – lot – presents?
(小孩会收到很多礼物吗?)
A: Yeah – kids – open – gifts – Christmas morning.
(会啊,很多孩子在圣诞节早上打开礼物。)
B: people – Christmas trees?
(人们会摆圣诞树吗?)
A: families – Christmas tree – home.
(当然。大多数家庭都会在家里装饰一棵圣诞树。)
B: lights – outside?
(他们也会在外面挂灯,对吗?)
A: houses – bright – night.
(对,晚上很多房子都亮闪闪的。)
B: people – go – church?
(人们也会去教堂吗?)
A: Some – especially – Christmas Eve.
(有些人会,尤其是在圣诞前夜。)
B: Christmas – special – US.
(感觉圣诞节在美国很特别。)
A: Yeah – important holiday – people.
(确实,这是对很多人来说很重要的节日。)

Celebrating Christmas in the US
/ˌsɛləˈbreɪtɪŋ ˈkrɪsməs ɪn ðə ˌyuˈɛs/

A: Do you know how people celebrate Christmas in the US?
/du yu noʊ haʊ pipəl ˈsɛləˌbreɪt ˈkrɪsməs ɪn ðə ˌyuˈɛs/
B: A little. I think families get together, right?
/ə lɪtəl | aɪ θɪŋk fæməliz gɛt təˈgɛðər | raɪt/
A: Yeah, they usually have a big dinner.
/yæ | ðeɪ yuʒuəli hæv ə bɪg dɪnər/
B: What do they eat?
/wʌt du ðeɪ it/
A: Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes… things like that.
/tərki | hæm | mæʃt pəˈteɪtoʊz | θɪŋz laɪk ðæt/
B: That sounds good. Do they give gifts too?
/ðæt saʊndz gʊd | du ðeɪ gɪv gɪfts tu/
A: Yes, giving gifts is a big part of Christmas.
/yɛs | gɪvɪŋ gɪfts ɪz ə bɪg pɑrt əv ˈkrɪsməs/
B: Do kids get a lot of presents?
/du kɪdz gɛt ə lat əv prɛzənts/
A: Yeah, many kids open their gifts on Christmas morning.
/yæ | mɛni kɪdz oʊpən ðɛr gɪfts ɑn ˈkrɪsməs mɔrnɪŋ/
B: Do people put up Christmas trees?
/du pipəl pʊt ʌp ˈkrɪsməs triz/
A: Of course. Most families decorate a Christmas tree at home.
/əv kɔrs | moʊst fæməliz dɛkəˌreɪt ə ˈkrɪsməs tri æt hoʊm/
B: And they hang lights outside, right?
他们也会在外面挂灯,对吗?
/ænd ðeɪ hæŋ laɪts aʊtˈsaɪd | raɪt/
A: Yes, many houses look really bright at night.
/yɛs | mɛni haʊsɪz lʊk rɪli braɪt æt naɪt/
B: Do people also go to church?
/du pipəl ɔlsoʊ goʊ tə tʃɜrtʃ/
A: Some do, especially on Christmas Eve.
/sʌm du | əˈspɛʃəli ɑn ˈkrɪsməs iv/
B: Christmas seems very special in the US.
/ˈkrɪsməs simz vɛri spɛʃəl ɪn ðə ˌyuˈɛs/
A: Yeah, it’s an important holiday for many people.
/yæ | ɪts ɪmˈpɔrtənt hɑləˌdeɪ fər mɛni pipəl/

Celebrating Christmas in the US
在美国庆祝圣诞节

A: Do you know how people celebrate Christmas in the US?
你知道美国人是怎么过圣诞节的吗?
B: A little. I think families get together, right?
知道一点。我觉得家人会聚在一起,对吧?
A: Yeah, they usually have a big dinner.
对,他们通常会吃一顿大餐。
B: What do they eat?
他们都吃什么?
A: Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes… things like that.
火鸡、火腿、土豆泥……之类的食物。
B: That sounds good. Do they give gifts too?
听起来不错。他们也会送礼物吗?
A: Yes, giving gifts is a big part of Christmas.
会的,送礼物是圣诞节很重要的一部分。
B: Do kids get a lot of presents?
小孩会收到很多礼物吗?
A: Yeah, many kids open their gifts on Christmas morning.
会啊,很多孩子在圣诞节早上打开礼物。
B: Do people put up Christmas trees?
人们会摆圣诞树吗?
A: Of course. Most families decorate a Christmas tree at home.
当然。大多数家庭都会在家里装饰一棵圣诞树。
B: And they hang lights outside, right?
他们也会在外面挂灯,对吗?
A: Yes, many houses look really bright at night.
对,晚上很多房子都亮闪闪的。
B: Do people also go to church?
人们也会去教堂吗?
A: Some do, especially on Christmas Eve.
有些人会,尤其是在圣诞前夜。
B: Christmas seems very special in the US.
感觉圣诞节在美国很特别。
A: Yeah, it’s an important holiday for many people.
确实,这是对很多人来说很重要的节日。

Do you celebrate Christmas? /du yu ˈsɛləˌbreɪt ˈkrɪsməs/ 你过圣诞节吗?
What do they eat? /wʌt du ðeɪ it/ 他们都吃什么?
That sounds good. /ðæt saʊndz gʊd/ 听起来不错。
Of course. /əv kɔrs/ 当然。
Do you go to church? /du yu goʊ tə tʃɜrtʃ/ 你会去教堂吗?
It’s an important holiday. /ɪts ən ɪmˈpɔrtnt hɑləˌdeɪ/ 这是一个重要的节日。

celebrate Christmas /ˈsɛləˌbreɪt ˈkrɪsməs/ 庆祝圣诞节
in the US /ɪn ðə ˌyuˈɛs/ 在美国
get together /gɛt təˈgɛðər/ 聚在一起
have a big dinner /hæv ə bɪg dɪnər/ 吃一顿大餐
things like that /θɪŋz laɪk ðæt/ 诸如此类
on Christmas morning /ɑn ˈkrɪsməs mɔrnɪŋ/ 在圣诞节早上
put up Christmas trees /pʊt ʌp ˈkrɪsməs triz/ 摆圣诞树
decorate a Christmas tree /dɛkəˌreɪt ə ˈkrɪsməs tri/ 装饰圣诞树
go to church /goʊ tə tʃɜrtʃ/ 去教堂
on Christmas Eve /ɑn ˈkrɪsməs iv/ 在圣诞前夜

晚上外出 Going Out at Night

Going Out at Night

A: Do you go out at night often?
B: Not really. I try to stay home.
A: Yeah, it feels a little unsafe lately.
B: I know. There are more problems in the city now.
A: Do you walk alone at night?
B: No, I don’t. I go with a friend.
A: That’s smart. I don’t like walking alone either.
B: My family always tells me to be careful.
A: Same here. They worry a lot.
B: Do you carry anything for safety?
A: Just my phone. What about you?
B: I carry a small flashlight.
A: Good idea. The streets are dark sometimes.
B: Yeah, and not many people are outside at night.
A: Let’s try not to go out too late.
B: Yeah, that’s safer.

晚上外出

A: 你晚上常出门吗?
B: 不常。我尽量待在家里。
A: 是啊,最近感觉有点不太安全。
B: 我知道。现在城市里的问题变多了。
A: 你晚上会一个人走路吗?
B: 不会,我通常和朋友一起。
A: 聪明。我也不喜欢一个人走。
B: 我家人一直叫我要小心。
A: 我也是。他们很担心。
B: 你会带什么防身的东西吗?
A: 就带手机。你呢?
B: 我带个小手电筒。
A: 好主意。有时候街上很暗。
B: 是啊,而且晚上外面没多少人。
A: 我们尽量不要太晚出门吧。
B: 嗯,这样比较安全。

Going Out at Night
晚上外出

A: go out – night – often?
(你晚上常出门吗?)
B: Not – try – home.
(不常。我尽量待在家里。)
A: Yeah – unsafe lately.
(是啊,最近感觉有点不太安全。)
B: know – problems – city – now.
(我知道。现在城市里的问题变多了。)
A: walk alone – night?
(你晚上会一个人走路吗?)
B: No – go – friend.
(不会,我通常和朋友一起。)
A: smart – don’t – walking alone .
(聪明。我也不喜欢一个人走。)
B: family – tells – careful.
(我家人一直叫我要小心。)
A: Same – worry – lot.
(我也是。他们很担心。)
B: carry – safety?
(你会带什么防身的东西吗?)
A: phone – you?
(就带手机。你呢?)
B: carry – flashlight.
(我带个小手电筒。)
A: Good – streets – dark.
(好主意。有时候街上很暗。)
B: Yeah – people – outside – night.
(是啊,而且晚上外面没多少人。)
A: try – go out – late.
(我们尽量不要太晚出门吧。)
B: Yeah – safer.
(嗯,这样比较安全。)

Going Out at Night
/goʊɪŋ aʊt æt naɪt/

A: Do you go out at night often?
/du yu goʊ aʊt æt naɪt ɔfən/
B: Not really. I try to stay home.
/nɑt rɪli | aɪ traɪ tə steɪ hoʊm/
A: Yeah, it feels a little unsafe lately.
/yæ | ɪt filz ə lɪtəl ənˈseɪf leɪtli/
B: I know. There are more problems in the city now.
/aɪ noʊ | ðɛr ər mɔr prɑbləmz ɪn ðə ˈsɪti naʊ/
A: Do you walk alone at night?
/du yu wɔk əˈloʊn æt naɪt/
B: No, I don’t. I go with a friend.
/noʊ | aɪ doʊnt | aɪ goʊ wɪθ ə frɛnd/
A: That’s smart. I don’t like walking alone either.
/ðæts smɑrt | aɪ doʊnt laɪk wɔkɪŋ əˈloʊn iðər/
B: My family always tells me to be careful.
/maɪ fæməli ɔlweɪz tɛlz mi tə bi kɛrfəl/
A: Same here. They worry a lot.
/seɪm hɪr | ðeɪ wɜri ə lat/
B: Do you carry anything for safety?
/du yu kæri ɛniθɪŋ fər seɪfti/
A: Just my phone. What about you?
/dʒʌst maɪ foʊn | wʌt əˈbaʊt yu/
B: I carry a small flashlight.
/aɪ kæri ə smɔl flæʃlaɪt/
A: Good idea. The streets are dark sometimes.
/gʊd aɪˈdiə | ðə strits ər dɑrk sʌmtaɪmz/
B: Yeah, and not many people are outside at night.
/yæ | ən nɑt mɛni pipəl ər aʊtˈsaɪd æt naɪt/
A: Let’s try not to go out too late.
/lɛts traɪ nɑt tə goʊ aʊt tu leɪt/
B: Yeah, that’s safer.
/yæ | ðæts seɪfər/

Going Out at Night
晚上外出

A: Do you go out at night often?
你晚上常出门吗?
B: Not really. I try to stay home.
不常。我尽量待在家里。
A: Yeah, it feels a little unsafe lately.
是啊,最近感觉有点不太安全。
B: I know. There are more problems in the city now.
我知道。现在城市里的问题变多了。
A: Do you walk alone at night?
你晚上会一个人走路吗?
B: No, I don’t. I go with a friend.
不会,我通常和朋友一起。
A: That’s smart. I don’t like walking alone either.
聪明。我也不喜欢一个人走。
B: My family always tells me to be careful.
我家人一直叫我要小心。
A: Same here. They worry a lot.
我也是。他们很担心。
B: Do you carry anything for safety?
你会带什么防身的东西吗?
A: Just my phone. What about you?
就带手机。你呢?
B: I carry a small flashlight.
我带个小手电筒。
A: Good idea. The streets are dark sometimes.
好主意。有时候街上很暗。
B: Yeah, and not many people are outside at night.
是啊,而且晚上外面没多少人。
A: Let’s try not to go out too late.
我们尽量不要太晚出门吧。
B: Yeah, that’s safer.
嗯,这样比较安全。

Do you go out at night? /du yu goʊ aʊt æt naɪt/ 你晚上会出门吗?
Not really. /nɑt rɪli/ 不太会。
I stay home. /aɪ steɪ hoʊm/ 我待在家。
It feels unsafe. /ɪt filz ənˈseɪf/ 感觉不太安全。
I know. /aɪ noʊ/ 我知道。
No, I don’t. /noʊ | aɪ doʊnt/ 不会。
Same here. /seɪm hɪr/ 我也是。
What about you? /wʌt əˈbaʊt yu/ 你呢?
Good idea. /gʊd aɪˈdiə/ 好主意。
Let’s try not to go out too late. /lɛts traɪ nɑt tə goʊ aʊt tu leɪt/ 我们尽量不要太晚出门。

准备迎接圣诞节 Getting Ready for Christmas

Getting Ready for Christmas

A: Christmas is coming soon.
B: Yeah, I’m really excited.
A: Do you have any plans?
B: Not yet. I want to decorate my house.
A: Good idea. Are you buying a Christmas tree?
B: Yeah, a small one. What about you?
A: I need to buy gifts for my family.
B: Me too. I never know what to get people.
A: Same here. It’s always hard.
B: Are you cooking for Christmas?
A: Maybe. I want to make cookies.
B: That sounds nice. I love Christmas cookies.
A: Do you want to help me bake?
B: Sure! That would be fun.
A: Great. Let’s get ready for Christmas!
B: Yeah, I can’t wait.

准备迎接圣诞节

A: 圣诞节快到了。
B: 是啊,我真的很期待。
A: 你有什么计划吗?
B: 还没有。我想布置一下家里。
A: 好主意。你会买圣诞树吗?
B: 会的,小的那种。你呢?
A: 我要给家人买礼物。
B: 我也是。我总是不知道要买什么给别人。
A: 我也是。每次都很难决定。
B: 你圣诞节会做饭吗?
A: 可能吧。我想做些饼干。
B: 听起来不错。我喜欢圣诞饼干。
A: 你想帮我一起烤吗?
B: 当然!那一定很有趣。
A: 太好了,我们一起准备过圣诞吧!
B: 好啊,我等不及了。

Getting Ready for Christmas
准备迎接圣诞节

A: Christmas – soon.
(圣诞节快到了。)
B: Yeah – excited.
(是啊,我真的很期待。)
A: you – plans?
(你有什么计划吗?)
B: Not – decorate – house.
(还没有。我想布置一下家里。)
A: Good – buying – Christmas tree?
(好主意。你会买圣诞树吗?)
B: Yeah – small – you?
(会的,小的那种。你呢?)
A: need – gifts – family.
(我要给家人买礼物。)
B: too – know – get people.
(我也是。我总是不知道要买什么给别人。)
A: Same – hard.
(我也是。每次都很难决定。)
B: cooking – Christmas?
(你圣诞节会做饭吗?)
A: Maybe – cookies.
(可能吧。我想做些饼干。)
B: nice – love – cookies.
(听起来不错。我喜欢圣诞饼干。)
A: help – bake?
(你想帮我一起烤吗?)
B: Sure – fun.
(当然!那一定很有趣。)
A: Great – ready – Christmas!
(太好了,我们一起准备过圣诞吧!)
B: Yeah – wait.
(好啊,我等不及了。)

Getting Ready for Christmas
/ˈgɛtɪŋ ˈrɛdi fər ˈkrɪsməs/

A: Christmas is coming soon.
/ˈkrɪsməs ɪz ˈkʌmɪŋ sun/
B: Yeah, I’m really excited.
/yæ | aɪm ˈrɪli ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/
A: Do you have any plans?
/du yu hæv ˈɛni plænz/
B: Not yet. I want to decorate my house.
/nɑt yɛt | aɪ wɑnt tə ˈdɛkəˌreɪt maɪ haʊs/
A: Good idea. Are you buying a Christmas tree?
/gʊd aɪˈdiə | ɑr yu ˈbaɪɪŋ ə ˈkrɪsməs tri/
B: Yeah, a small one. What about you?
/yæ | ə smɔl wʌn | wʌt əˈbaʊt yu/
A: I need to buy gifts for my family.
/aɪ nid tə baɪ gɪfts fər maɪ ˈfæməli/
B: Me too. I never know what to get people.
/mi tu | aɪ ˈnɛvər noʊ wʌt tə gɛt pipəl/
A: Same here. It’s always hard.
/seɪm hɪr | ɪts ˈɔlweɪz hɑrd/
B: Are you cooking for Christmas?
/ɑr yu kʊkɪŋ fər ˈkrɪsməs/
A: Maybe. I want to make cookies.
/ˈmeɪbi | aɪ wɑnt tə meɪk kʊkiz/
B: That sounds nice. I love Christmas cookies.
/ðæt saʊndz naɪs | aɪ lʌv ˈkrɪsməs kʊkiz/
A: Do you want to help me bake?
/du yu wɑnt tə hɛlp mi beɪk/
B: Sure! That would be fun.
/ʃʊr | ðæt wʊd bi fʌn/
A: Great. Let’s get ready for Christmas!
/greɪt | lɛts gɛt ˈrɛdi fər ˈkrɪsməs/
B: Yeah, I can’t wait.
/yæ | aɪ kænt weɪt/

Getting Ready for Christmas
准备迎接圣诞节

A: Christmas is coming soon.
圣诞节快到了。
B: Yeah, I’m really excited.
是啊,我真的很期待。
A: Do you have any plans?
你有什么计划吗?
B: Not yet. I want to decorate my house.
还没有。我想布置一下家里。
A: Good idea. Are you buying a Christmas tree?
好主意。你会买圣诞树吗?
B: Yeah, a small one. What about you?
会的,小的那种。你呢?
A: I need to buy gifts for my family.
我要给家人买礼物。
B: Me too. I never know what to get people.
我也是。我总是不知道要买什么给别人。
A: Same here. It’s always hard.
我也是。每次都很难决定。
B: Are you cooking for Christmas?
你圣诞节会做饭吗?
A: Maybe. I want to make cookies.
可能吧。我想做些饼干。
B: That sounds nice. I love Christmas cookies.
听起来不错。我喜欢圣诞饼干。
A: Do you want to help me bake?
你想帮我一起烤吗?
B: Sure! That would be fun.
当然!那一定很有趣。
A: Great. Let’s get ready for Christmas!
太好了,我们一起准备过圣诞吧!
B: Yeah, I can’t wait.
好啊,我等不及了。

Christmas is coming soon. /ˈkrɪsməs ɪz ˈkʌmɪŋ sun/ 圣诞节快到了。
I’m really excited. /aɪm ˈrɪli ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/ 我真的很期待。
Do you have any plans? /du yu hæv ˈɛni plænz/ 你有什么计划吗?
What about you? /wʌt əˈbaʊt yu/ 你呢?
Same here. /seɪm hɪr/ 我也是。
That sounds nice. /ðæt saʊndz naɪs/ 听起来不错。
That would be fun. /ðæt wʊd bi fʌn/ 那一定很有趣。
I can’t wait. /aɪ kænt weɪt/ 我等不及了。

致命枪击案 A Deadly Shooting

A Deadly Shooting

A: Did you hear about the shooting last night?
B: Yeah, I heard. It’s really sad.
A: Two people were killed, right?
B: Yeah. It happened downtown.
A: I can’t believe it happened so close to us.
B: I know. It’s scary.
A: Do they know who did it?
B: Not yet. The police are still looking.
A: I hope they catch the person soon.
B: Me too. People are afraid now.
A: I didn’t sleep well last night.
B: Same here. I kept thinking about it.
A: I hope the city becomes safer.
B: Yeah, things feel different now.
A: Let’s be careful when we go out.
B: Yeah, that’s a good idea.

A Deadly Shooting
致命枪击案

A: hear – shooting – night?
(你听说昨天晚上的枪击案了吗?)
B: heard – sad.
(听说了,真的很难过。)
A: Two – killed?
(有两个人被枪杀了,对吧?)
B: Yeah – downtown.
(是的,事情发生在市中心。)
A: believe – close – us.
(真不敢相信事情发生在离我们这么近的地方。)
B: know – scary.
(我知道,真的很吓人。)
A: know – did?
(他们知道是谁犯的案吗?)
B: Not – police – looking.
(还不知道,警察还在调查。)
A: hope – catch – soon.
(我希望他们能尽快抓到凶手。)
B: too – People – afraid.
(我也是。现在大家都很害怕。)
A: sleep – night.
(我昨晚都没睡好。)
B: Same – thinking.
(我也是,一直在想这件事。)
A: hope – city – safer.
(我希望这座城市能变得更安全。)
B: Yeah – different now.
(是啊,现在感觉都不一样了。)
A: careful – go out.
(我们外出的时候要小心一点。)
B: Yeah – good idea.
(嗯,这是个好主意。)

A Deadly Shooting
/ə ˈdɛdli ˈʃutɪŋ/

A: Did you hear about the shooting last night?
/dɪd yə hɪr əˈbaʊt ðə ˈʃutɪŋ læst naɪt/
B: Yeah, I heard. It’s really sad.
/yæ | aɪ hɜrd | ɪts ˈrɪli sæd/
A: Two people were killed, right?
/tu pipəl wər kɪld | raɪt/
B: Yeah. It happened downtown.
/yæ | ɪt ˈhæpənd daʊnˈtaʊn/
A: I can’t believe it happened so close to us.
/aɪ kænt bəˈliv ɪt ˈhæpənd soʊ kloʊs tə ʌs/
B: I know. It’s scary.
/aɪ noʊ | ɪts ˈskɛri/
A: Do they know who did it?
/du ðeɪ noʊ hu dɪd ɪt/
B: Not yet. The police are still looking.
/nɑt yɛt | ðə pəˈlis ər stɪl lʊkɪŋ/
A: I hope they catch the person soon.
/aɪ hoʊp ðeɪ kæʧ ðə pɜrsən sun/
B: Me too. People are afraid now.
/mi tu | pipəl ər əˈfreɪd naʊ/
A: I didn’t sleep well last night.
/aɪ dɪdən slip wɛl læst naɪt/
B: Same here. I kept thinking about it.
/seɪm hɪr | aɪ kɛpt ˈθɪŋkɪŋ əˈbaʊt ɪt/
A: I hope the city becomes safer.
/aɪ hoʊp ðə ˈsɪti bɪˈkʌmz seɪfər/
B: Yeah, things feel different now.
/yæ | θɪŋz fil ˈdɪfrənt naʊ/
A: Let’s be careful when we go out.
/lɛts bi ˈkɛrfəl wɛn wi goʊ aʊt/
B: Yeah, that’s a good idea.
/yæ | ðæts ə gʊd aɪˈdiə/

A Deadly Shooting
致命枪击案

A: Did you hear about the shooting last night?
你听说昨天晚上的枪击案了吗?
B: Yeah, I heard. It’s really sad.
听说了,真的很难过。
A: Two people were killed, right?
有两个人被枪杀了,对吧?
B: Yeah. It happened downtown.
是的,事情发生在市中心。
A: I can’t believe it happened so close to us.
真不敢相信事情发生在离我们这么近的地方。
B: I know. It’s scary.
我知道,真的很吓人。
A: Do they know who did it?
他们知道是谁犯的案吗?
B: Not yet. The police are still looking.
还不知道,警察还在调查。
A: I hope they catch the person soon.
我希望他们能尽快抓到凶手。
B: Me too. People are afraid now.
我也是。现在大家都很害怕。
A: I didn’t sleep well last night.
我昨晚都没睡好。
B: Same here. I kept thinking about it.
我也是,一直在想这件事。
A: I hope the city becomes safer.
我希望这座城市能变得更安全。
B: Yeah, things feel different now.
是啊,现在感觉都不一样了。
A: Let’s be careful when we go out.
我们外出的时候要小心一点。
B: Yeah, that’s a good idea.
嗯,这是个好主意。

It’s really sad. /ɪts ˈrɪli sæd/ 真的很难过。
It’s scary. /ɪts ˈskɛri/ 很吓人。
Not yet. /nɑt yɛt/ 还没有。
I didn’t sleep well last night. /aɪ dɪdən slip wɛl læst naɪt/ 我昨晚没睡好。
Same here. /seɪm hɪr/ 我也是。
I kept thinking about it. /aɪ kɛpt ˈθɪŋkɪŋ əˈbaʊt ɪt/ 我一直在想这件事。
Things feel different now. /θɪŋz fil ˈdɪfrənt naʊ/ 现在感觉都不一样了。
Let’s be careful. /lɛts bi ˈkɛrfəl/ 我们要小心点。
That’s a good idea. /ðæts ə gʊd aɪˈdiə/ 这是个好主意。

Did you hear about…? /dɪd yə hɪr əˈbaʊt/ 你听说关于……吗?
I can’t believe… /aɪ kænt bəˈliv/ 我真不敢相信……
I hope… /aɪ hoʊp/ 我希望……

机场随机安检抽查 TSA random security check at an airport

TSA random security check at an airport

TSA Officer: Excuse me, sir. You’ve been selected for a random security check.
Passenger: Oh, okay. Is there a problem?
TSA Officer: No problem. It’s just a routine procedure. Please step to the side.
Passenger: Sure. What do you need me to do?
TSA Officer: Please place your bag on the table and open it, please.
Passenger: Alright. Here you go.
TSA Officer: Do you have any liquids, electronics, or sharp items inside?
Passenger: I have a laptop and a water bottle.
TSA Officer: Please take the laptop out and empty the bottle.
Passenger: Okay, give me a second.
TSA Officer: Thank you. Now, please raise your arms for a quick pat-down.
Passenger: No problem. Go ahead.
TSA Officer: All good here. Let me check your bag quickly.
Passenger: Sure, take your time.
TSA Officer: Everything looks fine. You’re all set. Have a safe flight.
Passenger: Thanks. Appreciate it.

TSA random security check at an airport
机场随机安检抽查

TSA Officer: Excuse – selected – random – check.
(不好意思,先生。您被随机抽查进行安检。)
Passenger: Oh – problem?
(哦,好吧。有什么问题吗?)
TSA Officer: No – routine procedure – step – side.
(没有问题,这只是例行程序。请到旁边来。)
Passenger: Sure – need – do?
(好的,需要我做什么?)
TSA Officer: place – bag – table – open.
(请把您的包放在桌子上并打开。)
Passenger: Alright – go.
(好的,给你。)
TSA Officer: have – liquids – electronics – sharp items?
(包里有液体、电子产品或尖锐物品吗?)
Passenger: laptop – bottle.
(我有一台笔电和一瓶水。)
TSA Officer: laptop out – empty – bottle.
(请把笔电拿出来,并把瓶子里的水倒掉。)
Passenger: Okay – second.
(好的,稍等一下。)
TSA Officer: Thank – raise – arms – quick pat-down.
(谢谢。现在请举起手臂,我们要做快速的人工安检。)
Passenger: No – ahead.
(没问题,请进行吧。)
TSA Officer: good – check – bag – quickly.
(这里都没问题。我快速检查一下您的包。)
Passenger: Sure – time.
(好的,请慢慢来。)
TSA Officer: Everything – fine – set – safe flight.
(一切正常,您可以走了。祝您旅途平安。)
Passenger: Thanks – Appreciate.
(谢谢,辛苦了。)

TSA random security check at an airport
/ˈtiːˌɛsˈeɪ ˈrændəm səˈkjʊrəti tʃɛk æt æn ˈɛrˌpɔrt/

TSA Officer: Excuse me, sir. You’ve been selected for a random security check.
/ɪkˈskjuz mi | sɜr | yuv bɪn səˈlɛktəd fər ə ˈrændəm səˈkjʊrəti tʃɛk/
Passenger: Oh, okay. Is there a problem?
/oʊ | oʊˈkeɪ | ɪz ðɛr ə ˈprɑbləm/
TSA Officer: No problem. It’s just a routine procedure. Please step to the side.
/noʊ ˈprɑbləm | ɪts dʒʌst ə ruˈtin prəˈsidʒər | pliz stɛp tə ðə saɪd/
Passenger: Sure. What do you need me to do?
/ʃʊr | wʌt du yu nid mi tə du/
TSA Officer: Please place your bag on the table and open it, please.
/pliz pleɪs yər bæg ɑn ðə ˈteɪbəl ænd ˈoʊpən ɪt | pliz/
Passenger: Alright. Here you go.
/ɔlˈraɪt | hɪr yu goʊ/
TSA Officer: Do you have any liquids, electronics, or sharp items inside?
/du yu hæv ˈɛni ˈlɪkwɪdz | ɪˌlɛkˈtrɑnɪks | ɔr ʃɑrp ˈaɪtəmz ɪnˈsaɪd/
Passenger: I have a laptop and a water bottle.
/aɪ hæv ə ˈlæpˌtɑp ænd ə ˈwɔtər ˈbɑtəl/
TSA Officer: Please take the laptop out and empty the bottle.
/pliz teɪk ðə ˈlæpˌtɑp aʊt ænd ˈɛmpti ðə ˈbɑtəl/
Passenger: Okay, give me a second.
/oʊˈkeɪ | gɪv mi ə ˈsɛkənd/
TSA Officer: Thank you. Now, please raise your arms for a quick pat-down.
/θæŋk yu | naʊ | pliz reɪz yər ɑrmz fər ə kwɪk ˈpætˌdaʊn/
Passenger: No problem. Go ahead.
/noʊ ˈprɑbləm | goʊ əˈhɛd/
TSA Officer: All good here. Let me check your bag quickly.
/ɔl gʊd hɪr | lɛt mi tʃɛk yər bæg ˈkwɪkli/
Passenger: Sure, take your time.
/ʃʊr | teɪk yər taɪm/
TSA Officer: Everything looks fine. You’re all set. Have a safe flight.
/ˈɛvriˌθɪŋ lʊks faɪn | yər ɔl sɛt | hæv ə seɪf flaɪt/
Passenger: Thanks. Appreciate it.
/θæŋks | əˈpriʃiˌeɪt ɪt/

TSA random security check at an airport
机场随机安检抽查

TSA Officer: Excuse me, sir. You’ve been selected for a random security check.
安检员:不好意思,先生。您被随机抽查进行安检。
Passenger: Oh, okay. Is there a problem?
乘客:哦,好吧。有什么问题吗?
TSA Officer: No problem. It’s just a routine procedure. Please step to the side.
安检员:没有问题,这只是例行程序。请到旁边来。
Passenger: Sure. What do you need me to do?
乘客:好的,需要我做什么?
TSA Officer: Please place your bag on the table and open it, please.
安检员:请把您的包放在桌子上并打开。
Passenger: Alright. Here you go.
乘客:好的,给你。
TSA Officer: Do you have any liquids, electronics, or sharp items inside?
安检员:包里有液体、电子产品或尖锐物品吗?
Passenger: I have a laptop and a water bottle.
乘客:我有一台笔电和一瓶水。
TSA Officer: Please take the laptop out and empty the bottle.
安检员:请把笔电拿出来,并把瓶子里的水倒掉。
Passenger: Okay, give me a second.
乘客:好的,稍等一下。
TSA Officer: Thank you. Now, please raise your arms for a quick pat-down.
安检员:谢谢。现在请举起手臂,我们要做快速的人工安检。
Passenger: No problem. Go ahead.
乘客:没问题,请进行吧。
TSA Officer: All good here. Let me check your bag quickly.
安检员:这里都没问题。我快速检查一下您的包。
Passenger: Sure, take your time.
乘客:好的,请慢慢来。
TSA Officer: Everything looks fine. You’re all set. Have a safe flight.
安检员:一切正常,您可以走了。祝您旅途平安。
Passenger: Thanks. Appreciate it.
乘客:谢谢,辛苦了。

Is there a problem? /ɪz ðɛr ə ˈprɑbləm/ 有什么问题吗?
It’s just a routine procedure. /ɪts dʒʌst ə ruˈtin prəˈsidʒər/ 这只是例行程序。
Please step to the side. /pliz stɛp tu ðə saɪd/ 请到旁边来。
What do you need me to do? /wʌt du yu nid mi tu du/ 你需要我做什么?
Give me a second. /gɪv mi ə ˈsɛkənd/ 给我一秒钟(稍等一下)。
Go ahead. /goʊ əˈhɛd/ 请进行吧。
Take your time. /teɪk yɔr taɪm/ 请慢慢来(不急)。
You’re all set. /yɔr ɔl sɛt/ 你都办好了(你可以走了)。

TSATransportation Security Administration 的缩写。
中文意思:
美国运输安全管理局(美国国土安全部旗下机构)
TSA 是美国所有机场安检的主管单位,主要负责:
• 机场安全人员的训练与管理
• 旅客安检(机场 X 光、金属探测、人工安检)
• 随身行李检查
• 管制物品(液体限制、刀具等)
• 行李托运扫描
• 安全规范制定(如液体 3-1-1 规则)

在公交车上丢失钱包 Lost Wallet on the Bus

Lost Wallet on the Bus

Passenger: Excuse me, driver! My wallet is gone. I think someone stole it.
Driver: Okay, stay calm. When did you last see your wallet?
Passenger: Just a few minutes ago. It was in my bag, and now it’s not there.
Driver: Alright. Please stay near the front of the bus. I’ll make an announcement.
Driver: Attention, everyone. A passenger has reported a missing wallet. If anyone saw something, please let me know.
Passenger: Do you think the thief is still on the bus?
Driver: I’m not sure. We’ll stop at the next safe location and wait for security.
Passenger: Can we check the cameras? I really need that wallet.
Driver: Yes, the bus has cameras. The security team will review the footage.
Passenger: Thank you. I just feel really stressed right now.
Driver: I understand. This happens sometimes. You’re doing the right thing by reporting it.
Passenger: Should I call the police myself?
Driver: You can, but the dispatch is already contacting them. They’ll meet us soon.
Passenger: Okay… I hope they find something.
Driver: We’re pulling over now. Please stay here until the officers arrive.
Passenger: Alright. Thank you for helping me.
Driver: No problem. We’ll take care of it. Just stay calm.
Passenger: I really hope the cameras catch the person.

Lost Wallet on the Bus
在公交车上丢失钱包

Passenger: Excuse – driver – wallet – gone – think – stole.
(不好意思,司机!我的钱包不见了。我觉得被人偷走了。)
Driver: Okay – calm – last see – wallet?
(好的,先冷静。你最后一次看到钱包是什么时候?)
Passenger: a few minutes – in – bag – now – there.
(就几分钟前,还在我的包里,现在就没了。)
Driver: Alright – stay – front – bus. – make – announcement.
(好,请先待在车前面。我来广播一下。)
Driver: Attention – passenger – missing wallet – saw – let – know.
(各位注意,有乘客报告钱包丢失。如果有人看到什么,请告诉我。)
Passenger: think – thief – still – bus?
(你觉得小偷还在车上吗?)
Driver: not sure – stop – safe location – wait – security.
(不确定。我们会在下一个安全地点停车,等安保人员来。)
Passenger: check – cameras? need – wallet.
(我们能看一下摄像头吗?我真的很需要那个钱包。)
Driver: Yes – bus – cameras – security team – review – footage.
(可以,车上有摄像头。安保团队会查看录像的。)
Passenger: Thank – feel – stressed – now.
(谢谢你。我现在真的很紧张。)
Driver: understand – happens sometimes – right thing – reporting.
(我理解。这种事偶尔会发生。你现在报告是对的。)
Passenger: call – police – myself?
(我需要自己报警吗?)
Driver: can – dispatch – already contacting – meet – soon.
(可以,但调度中心已经在联系警方了。他们很快就会赶到。)
Passenger: Okay – hope – find something.
(好吧……希望能找到线索。)
Driver: pulling – now – stay here – officers arrive.
(我们现在靠边停车。请待在这里等警察来。)
Passenger: Alright – Thank – helping.
(好的,谢谢你帮我。)
Driver: problem – take care – stay calm.
(不客气,我们会处理的。你保持冷静就好。)
Passenger: really hope – cameras catch – person.
(我真的希望摄像头能拍到那个人。)

Lost Wallet on the Bus
/lɔst ˈwɑlət ɑn ðə bʌs/

Passenger: Excuse me, driver! My wallet is gone. I think someone stole it.
/ɪkˈskjuz mi | ˈdraɪvər | maɪ ˈwɑlət ɪz gɔn | aɪ θɪŋk ˈsʌmwʌn stoʊl ɪt/
Driver: Okay, stay calm. When did you last see your wallet?
/oʊˈkeɪ | steɪ kɑm | wɛn dɪd yə læst si yər ˈwɑlət/
Passenger: Just a few minutes ago. It was in my bag, and now it’s not there.
/dʒʌst ə fju ˈmɪnəts əˈgoʊ | ɪt wəz ɪn maɪ bæg | ænd naʊ ɪts nɑt ðɛr/
Driver: Alright. Please stay near the front of the bus. I’ll make an announcement.
/ɔlˈraɪt | pliz steɪ nɪr ðə frʌnt əv ðə bʌs | aɪl meɪk ən əˈnaʊnsmənt/
Driver: Attention, everyone. A passenger has reported a missing wallet. If anyone saw something, please let me know.
/əˈtɛnʃən ˈɛvriˌwʌn | ə ˈpæsənʤər hæz rɪˈpɔrtəd ə ˈmɪsɪŋ ˈwɑlət | ɪf ˈɛniˌwʌn sɔ ˈsʌmθɪŋ | pliz lɛt mi noʊ/
Passenger: Do you think the thief is still on the bus?
/du yə θɪŋk ðə θif ɪz stɪl ɑn ðə bʌs/
Driver: I’m not sure. We’ll stop at the next safe location and wait for security.
/aɪm nɑt ʃʊr | wil stɑp æt ðə nɛkst seɪf loʊˈkeɪʃən ænd weɪt fər sɪˈkjʊrəti/
Passenger: Can we check the cameras? I really need that wallet.
/kæn wi tʃɛk ðə ˈkæmərəz | aɪ ˈrɪəli nid ðæt ˈwɑlət/
Driver: Yes, the bus has cameras. The security team will review the footage.
/jɛs | ðə bʌs hæz ˈkæmərəz | ðə sɪˈkjʊrəti tim wɪl rɪˈvju ðə ˈfʊtɪʤ/
Passenger: Thank you. I just feel really stressed right now.
/θæŋk yu | aɪ dʒʌst fil ˈrɪəli strɛst raɪt naʊ/
Driver: I understand. This happens sometimes. You’re doing the right thing by reporting it.
/aɪ ˌʌndərˈstænd | ðɪs ˈhæpənz ˈsʌmˌtaɪmz | yər ˈduɪŋ ðə raɪt θɪŋ baɪ rɪˈpɔrtɪŋ ɪt/
Passenger: Should I call the police myself?
/ʃʊd aɪ kɔl ðə pəˈlis maɪˈsɛlf/
Driver: You can, but the dispatch is already contacting them. They’ll meet us soon.
/yu kæn | bʌt ðə ˈdɪsˌpætʃ ɪz ɔlˈrɛdi ˈkɑntæktɪŋ ðɛm | ðeɪl mit əs sun/
Passenger: Okay… I hope they find something.
/oʊˈkeɪ | aɪ hoʊp ðeɪ faɪnd ˈsʌmθɪŋ/
Driver: We’re pulling over now. Please stay here until the officers arrive.
/wir ˈpʊlɪŋ ˈoʊvər naʊ | pliz steɪ hɪr ənˈtɪl ði ˈɔfəsərz əˈraɪv/
Passenger: Alright. Thank you for helping me.
/ɔlˈraɪt | θæŋk yu fər ˈhɛlpɪŋ mi/
Driver: No problem. We’ll take care of it. Just stay calm.
/noʊ ˈprɑbləm | wɪl teɪk kɛr əv ɪt | dʒʌst steɪ kɑm/
Passenger: I really hope the cameras catch the person.
/aɪ ˈrɪəli hoʊp ðə ˈkæmərəz kæʧ ðə ˈpɜrsən/

Lost Wallet on the Bus
在公交车上丢失钱包

Passenger: Excuse me, driver! My wallet is gone. I think someone stole it.
乘客:不好意思,司机!我的钱包不见了。我觉得被人偷走了。
Driver: Okay, stay calm. When did you last see your wallet?
司机:好的,先冷静。你最后一次看到钱包是什么时候?
Passenger: Just a few minutes ago. It was in my bag, and now it’s not there.
乘客:就几分钟前,还在我的包里,现在就没了。
Driver: Alright. Please stay near the front of the bus. I’ll make an announcement.
司机:好,请先待在车前面。我来广播一下。
Driver: Attention, everyone. A passenger has reported a missing wallet. If anyone saw something, please let me know.
司机:各位注意,有乘客报告钱包丢失。如果有人看到什么,请告诉我。
Passenger: Do you think the thief is still on the bus?
乘客:你觉得小偷还在车上吗?
Driver: I’m not sure. We’ll stop at the next safe location and wait for security.
司机:不确定。我们会在下一个安全地点停车,等安保人员来。
Passenger: Can we check the cameras? I really need that wallet.
乘客:我们能看一下摄像头吗?我真的很需要那个钱包。
Driver: Yes, the bus has cameras. The security team will review the footage.
司机:可以,车上有摄像头。安保团队会查看录像的。
Passenger: Thank you. I just feel really stressed right now.
乘客:谢谢你。我现在真的很紧张。
Driver: I understand. This happens sometimes. You’re doing the right thing by reporting it.
司机:我理解。这种事偶尔会发生。你现在报告是对的。
Passenger: Should I call the police myself?
乘客:我需要自己报警吗?
Driver: You can, but the dispatch is already contacting them. They’ll meet us soon.
司机:可以,但调度中心已经在联系警方了。他们很快就会赶到。
Passenger: Okay… I hope they find something.
乘客:好吧……希望能找到线索。
Driver: We’re pulling over now. Please stay here until the officers arrive.
司机:我们现在靠边停车。请待在这里等警察来。
Passenger: Alright. Thank you for helping me.
乘客:好的,谢谢你帮我。
Driver: No problem. We’ll take care of it. Just stay calm.
司机:不客气,我们会处理的。你保持冷静就好。
Passenger: I really hope the cameras catch the person.
乘客:我真的希望摄像头能拍到那个人。

My wallet is gone. /maɪ ˈwɑlət ɪz gɔn/ 我的钱包不见了。
Stay calm. /steɪ kɑm/ 保持冷静。
When did you last see your wallet? /wɛn dɪd yə læst si yər ˈwɑlət/ 你最后一次看到钱包是什么时候?
I’ll make an announcement. /aɪl meɪk ən əˈnaʊnsmənt/ 我来广播一下。
I’m not sure. /aɪm nɑt ʃʊr/ 我不确定。
This happens sometimes. /ðɪs ˈhæpənz ˈsʌmˌtaɪmz/ 这种事偶尔会发生。
You’re doing the right thing. /yər ˈduɪŋ ðə raɪt θɪŋ/ 你这样做是对的。
Should I call the police? /ʃʊd aɪ kɔl ðə pəˈlis/ 我要报警吗?
Thank you for helping me. /θæŋk yu fər ˈhɛlpɪŋ mi/ 谢谢你帮我。
We’ll take care of it. /wil teɪk kɛr əv ɪt/ 我们会处理的。

外送员找不到送餐地址 Delivery Driver Can’t Find the Address

Delivery Driver Can’t Find the Address

Driver: Hi, this is your delivery driver. I can’t find your address.
Customer: Oh, okay. Where are you now?
Driver: I’m on Folsom Street, near the coffee shop.
Customer: You’re super close. My building is the one with the blue door.
Driver: I see a blue door, but the gate is locked.
Customer: No worries. I’ll buzz you in.
Driver: Thanks. Should I leave the food at your door?
Customer: Yes, please. Just leave it at my door.
Driver: Got it. I’ll drop it off now.
Customer: Great, thank you so much.
Driver: No problem. Have a good day!
Customer: You too!

Delivery Driver Can’t Find the Address
外送员找不到送餐地址

Driver: Hi – delivery driver – find – address.
(嗨,我是你的外送员。我找不到你的地址。)
Customer: okay – Where – now?
(哦,好啊。你现在在哪里?)
Driver: Folsom Street – near – coffee shop.
(我在 Folsom Street,靠近那家咖啡店。)
Customer: close – building – blue door.
(你已经很近了。我的大楼是那个有蓝色门的。)
Driver: see – blue door – gate – locked.
(我看到蓝色的门了,但前面的门禁是锁着的。)
Customer: worries – buzz.
(没关系,我给你开门。)
Driver: Thanks – leave – food – door?
(谢谢。我要把餐点放在你门口吗?)
Customer: please – leave – door.
(对,请放在我门口就好。)
Driver: Got – drop – now.
(明白,我现在就放下。)
Customer: Great – thank – much.
(太好了,非常感谢你。)
Driver: problem – good day!
(不客气,祝你有美好的一天!)
Customer: too!
(你也是!)

Delivery Driver Can’t Find the Address
/dɪˈlɪvəri ˈdraɪvər kænt faɪnd ði ˈædˌrɛs/

Driver: Hi, this is your delivery driver. I can’t find your address.
/haɪ | ðɪs ɪz yər dɪˈlɪvəri ˈdraɪvər | aɪ kænt faɪnd yər ˈædˌrɛs/
Customer: Oh, okay. Where are you now?
/oʊ | oʊˈkeɪ | wɛr ɑr yə naʊ/
Driver: I’m on Folsom Street, near the coffee shop.
/aɪm ɑn ˈfoʊlsəm strit | nɪr ðə ˈkɔfi ʃɑp/
Customer: You’re super close. My building is the one with the blue door.
/yər ˈsupər kloʊs | maɪ ˈbɪldɪŋ ɪz ðə wʌn wɪð ðə blu dɔr/
Driver: I see a blue door, but the gate is locked.
/aɪ si ə blu dɔr | bət ðə geɪt ɪz lɑkt/
Customer: No worries. I’ll buzz you in.
/noʊ ˈwəriz | aɪl bʌz yə ɪn/
Driver: Thanks. Should I leave the food at your door?
/θæŋks | ʃəd aɪ liv ðə fud æt yər dɔr/
Customer: Yes, please. Just leave it at my door.
/yɛs | pliz | dʒʌst liv ɪt æt maɪ dɔr/
Driver: Got it. I’ll drop it off now.
/gɑt ɪt | aɪl drɑp ɪt ɔf naʊ/
Customer: Great, thank you so much.
/greɪt | θæŋk yu soʊ mʌtʃ/
Driver: No problem. Have a good day!
/noʊ ˈprɑbləm | hæv ə gʊd deɪ/
Customer: You too!
/yu tu/

Delivery Driver Can’t Find the Address
外送员找不到送餐地址

Driver: Hi, this is your delivery driver. I can’t find your address.
司机:嗨,我是你的外送员。我找不到你的地址。
Customer: Oh, okay. Where are you now?
顾客:哦,好啊。你现在在哪里?
Driver: I’m on Folsom Street, near the coffee shop.
司机:我在 Folsom Street,靠近那家咖啡店。
Customer: You’re super close. My building is the one with the blue door.
顾客:你已经很近了。我的大楼是那个有蓝色门的。
Driver: I see a blue door, but the gate is locked.
司机:我看到蓝色的门了,但前面的门禁是锁着的。
Customer: No worries. I’ll buzz you in.
顾客:没关系,我给你开门。
Driver: Thanks. Should I leave the food at your door?
司机:谢谢。我要把餐点放在你门口吗?
Customer: Yes, please. Just leave it at my door.
顾客:对,请放在我门口就好。
Driver: Got it. I’ll drop it off now.
司机:明白,我现在就放下。
Customer: Great, thank you so much.
顾客:太好了,非常感谢你。
Driver: No problem. Have a good day!
司机:不客气,祝你有美好的一天!
Customer: You too!
顾客:你也是!

This is your delivery driver. /ðɪs ɪz yər dɪˈlɪvəri ˈdraɪvər/ 我是你的外送员。
Where are you now? /wɛr ɑr yə naʊ/ 你现在在哪里?
Should I leave the food at your door? /ʃəd aɪ liv ðə fud æt yər dɔr/ 我要把餐点放在你门口吗?
I’ll drop it off now. /aɪl drɑp ɪt ɔf naʊ/ 我现在就给你放下。
Thank you so much. /θæŋk yu soʊ mʌtʃ/ 非常感谢你。
No problem. /noʊ ˈprɑbləm/ 不客气。
Have a good day. /hæv ə gʊd deɪ/ 祝你有美好的一天。

buzz (somebody) in
= 用门禁系统帮某人开门,让他进来
是一种非常地道、非常美国本土的表达,尤其在公寓大楼、办公室、社区门禁场景中每天都会用到。

常见句型

1)buzz someone in
I’ll buzz you in.
→ 我给你开门。
Can you buzz me in?
→ 你能帮我开一下门吗?

2)get buzzed in(被动、自己被放行)
I got buzzed in.
→ 我被按门禁放进去了。

3)buzz the door
Can you buzz the door for me?
→ 帮我按门禁开一下门。

Lost Item in an Uber Car 在 Uber 车上遗失物品

Lost Item in an Uber Car

Passenger: Hey, I think I left something in your car this morning.
Driver: Oh really? What did you lose?
Passenger: My AirPods. I was sitting in the back on the right side.
Driver: Got it. Let me check real quick… Yeah, I see a pair of AirPods here.
Passenger: Thank God. I thought they were gone forever.
Driver: No worries. I’m around SoMa right now. Where would you like to meet?
Passenger: Could you swing by Union Square? I’m at the corner near Macy’s.
Driver: Sure thing. I’m about ten minutes away.
Passenger: Great, I really appreciate it.
Driver: No problem. Just so you know, Uber requires you to report lost items in the app too.
Passenger: Yeah, I already did. They told me you’d contact me.
Driver: Perfect. I’ll be there soon. Look for a gray Toyota Camry.
Passenger: Got it. See you in a bit.
Driver: See you. And don’t worry — your AirPods are safe!

Lost Item in an Uber Car
在 Uber 车上遗失物品

Passenger: Hey – left something – car – morning.
(我觉得我今天早上把东西落在你车上了。)
Driver: really – lose?
(哦,真的?你丢了什么?)
Passenger: AirPods – sitting – back – right side.
(我的 AirPods。我那时坐在后排右边。)
Driver: Got – check – quick – Yeah – pair – AirPods.
(明白,我马上看一下……嗯,我看到一副 AirPods 在这。)
Passenger: God – thought – gone forever.
(谢天谢地,我以为它们彻底没了。)
Driver: worries – around SoMa – now – Where – meet?
(别担心。我现在在 SoMa 附近,你想在哪里碰面?)
Passenger: swing – Union Square – corner – Macy’s.
(你可以顺路到 Union Square 吗?我在 Macy’s 附近的街角。)
Driver: Sure – ten minutes away.
(当然可以。我大概十分钟就到。)
Passenger: Great – appreciate.
(太好了,非常感谢你。)
Driver: problem – so – know – Uber – report – lost items – app.
(没问题。顺便说一下,Uber 要求你在应用里报告遗失物品。)
Passenger: Yeah – did – told – contact.
(对,我已经报了。他们说你会联系我。)
Driver: Perfect – there – soon – Look – gray Toyota Camry.
(太好了,我很快就到。注意找一辆灰色的丰田凯美瑞。)
Passenger: Got – See – bit.
(明白,待会见。)
Driver: See – worry – AirPods – safe!
(待会见。别担心——你的 AirPods 很安全!)


在 Uber 车上遗失物品

乘客:我觉得我今天早上把东西落在你车上了。
司机:哦,真的?你丢了什么?
乘客:我的 AirPods。我那时坐在后排右边。
司机:明白,我马上看一下……嗯,我看到一副 AirPods 在这。
乘客:谢天谢地,我以为它们彻底没了。
司机:别担心。我现在在 SoMa 附近,你想在哪里碰面?
乘客:你可以顺路到 Union Square 吗?我在 Macy’s 附近的街角。
司机:当然可以。我大概十分钟就到。
乘客:太好了,非常感谢你。
司机:没问题。顺便说一下,Uber 要求你在应用里报告遗失物品。
乘客:对,我已经报了。他们说你会联系我。
司机:太好了,我很快就到。注意找一辆灰色的丰田凯美瑞。
乘客:明白,待会见。
司机:待会见。别担心——你的 AirPods 很安全!

Lost Item in an Uber Car
/lɔst aɪtəm ɪn ən ˈubər kɑr/

Passenger: Hey, I think I left something in your car this morning.
/heɪ | aɪ θɪŋk aɪ lɛft sʌmθɪŋ ɪn yər kɑr ðɪs ˈmɔrnɪŋ/
Driver: Oh really? What did you lose?
/oʊ ˈrɪli | wʌt dɪd yə luz/
Passenger: My AirPods. I was sitting in the back on the right side.
/maɪ ˈɛrˌpɑdz | aɪ wəz ˈsɪtɪŋ ɪn ðə bæk ɑn ðə raɪt saɪd/
Driver: Got it. Let me check real quick… Yeah, I see a pair of AirPods here.
/gɑt ɪt | lɛt mi tʃɛk rɪl kwɪk | yæ | aɪ si ə pɛr əv ˈɛrˌpɑdz hɪr/
Passenger: Thank God. I thought they were gone forever.
/θæŋk gɑd | aɪ θɔt ðeɪ wər gɔn fərˈɛvər/
Driver: No worries. I’m around SoMa right now. Where would you like to meet?
/noʊ ˈwəriz | aɪm əˈraʊnd soʊˈmɑ raɪt naʊ | wɛr wəd yə laɪk tə mit/
Passenger: Could you swing by Union Square? I’m at the corner near Macy’s.
/kəd yə swɪŋ baɪ ˈyunyən skwɛr | aɪm æt ðə ˈkɔrnər nɪr ˈmeɪsiz/
Driver: Sure thing. I’m about ten minutes away.
/ʃʊr θɪŋ | aɪm əˈbaʊt tɛn ˈmɪnəts əˈweɪ/
Passenger: Great, I really appreciate it.
/greɪt | aɪ ˈrɪli əˈpriʃiˌeɪt ɪt/
Driver: No problem. Just so you know, Uber requires you to report lost items in the app too.
/noʊ ˈprɑbləm | dʒʌs soʊ yə noʊ | ˈubər rɪˈkwaɪərz yə tə rɪˈpɔrt lɔst aɪtəmz ɪn ði æp tu/
Passenger: Yeah, I already did. They told me you’d contact me.
/yæ | aɪ ɔlˈrɛdi dɪd | ðeɪ toʊld mi yəd ˈkɑntækt mi/
Driver: Perfect. I’ll be there soon. Look for a gray Toyota Camry.
/ˈpərfɪkt | aɪl bi ðɛr sun | lʊk fər ə greɪ toʊˈyoʊtə ˈkæmri/
Passenger: Got it. See you in a bit.
/gɑt ɪt | si yə ɪn ə bɪt/
Driver: See you. And don’t worry — your AirPods are safe!
/si yə | ænd doʊnt ˈwəri | yər ˈɛrˌpɑdz ər seɪf/

Lost Item in an Uber Car
在 Uber 车上遗失物品

Passenger: Hey, I think I left something in your car this morning.
乘客:我觉得我今天早上把东西落在你车上了。
Driver: Oh really? What did you lose?
司机:哦,真的?你丢了什么?
Passenger: My AirPods. I was sitting in the back on the right side.
乘客:我的 AirPods。我那时坐在后排右边。
Driver: Got it. Let me check real quick… Yeah, I see a pair of AirPods here.
司机:明白,我马上看一下……嗯,我看到一副 AirPods 在这。
Passenger: Thank God. I thought they were gone forever.
乘客:谢天谢地,我以为它们彻底没了。
Driver: No worries. I’m around SoMa right now. Where would you like to meet?
司机:别担心。我现在在 SoMa 附近,你想在哪里碰面?
Passenger: Could you swing by Union Square? I’m at the corner near Macy’s.
乘客:你可以顺路到 Union Square 吗?我在 Macy’s 附近的街角。
Driver: Sure thing. I’m about ten minutes away.
司机:当然可以。我大概十分钟就到。
Passenger: Great, I really appreciate it.
乘客:太好了,非常感谢你。
Driver: No problem. Just so you know, Uber requires you to report lost items in the app too.
司机:没问题。顺便说一下,Uber 要求你在应用里报告遗失物品。
Passenger: Yeah, I already did. They told me you’d contact me.
乘客:对,我已经报了。他们说你会联系我。
Driver: Perfect. I’ll be there soon. Look for a gray Toyota Camry.
司机:太好了,我很快就到。注意找一辆灰色的丰田凯美瑞。
Passenger: Got it. See you in a bit.
乘客:明白,待会见。
Driver: See you. And don’t worry — your AirPods are safe!
司机:待会见。别担心——你的 AirPods 很安全!

I left something in your car. /aɪ lɛft sʌmθɪŋ ɪn yər kɑr/ 我把东西落在你车上了。
What did you lose? /wʌt dɪd yə luz/ 你丢了什么?
No worries. /noʊ ˈwəriz/ 别担心。
Where would you like to meet? /wɛr wəd yə laɪk tə mit/ 你想在哪里碰面?
I’m about ten minutes away. /aɪm əˈbaʊt tɛn ˈmɪnəts əˈweɪ/ 我大概十分钟就到。
I really appreciate it. /aɪ ˈrɪli əˈpriʃiˌeɪt ɪt/ 非常感谢你。
I’ll be there soon. /aɪl bi ðɛr sun/ 我很快就到。
See you in a bit. /si yə ɪn ə bɪt/ 待会见。

leave (something) (somewhere) = 把(某物品)落在(某个地方)

I think I left my jacket at your place.
/aɪ θɪŋk aɪ lɛft maɪ ˈdʒækət æt yər pleɪs/
我觉得我把外套落(là)在你家了。

She left her phone on the kitchen counter again.
/ʃi lɛft hər foʊn ɑn ðə ˈkɪtʃən ˈkaʊntər əˈgɛn/
她又把手机落在厨房台面上了。

Don’t leave your keys in the car.
/doʊnt liv yər kiz ɪn ðə kɑr/
不要把你的钥匙留在车里。


注意介词 at、on、in的用法:
in your car 在你车里
in the back 在后排 / 在后面
on the right side 在右边 / 右侧
around SoMa 在 SoMa 附近
at the corner 在街角
in the app 在应用里 / 在 App 里面


swing by + 地点
= 顺路去某地
swing by 是一个非常常用、非常地道的美式英语口语短语。
含义:to visit a place quickly or briefly
快速过去一下/顺路去一下/短暂拜访某地

例句:
Could you swing by Union Square?
/kəd yə swɪŋ baɪ ˈyunyən skwɛr/
你可以顺路到 Union Square 吗?

I’ll swing by your place after work.
/aɪl swɪŋ baɪ yər pleɪs ˈæftər wɜrk/
下班后我会顺路去你家一趟。

Can we swing by a gas station?
/kæn wi swɪŋ baɪ ə gæs ˈsteɪʃən/
我们可以顺便去加油站一下吗?

I need to swing by the office real quick.
/aɪ nid tə swɪŋ baɪ ði ˈɔfɪs rɪl kwɪk/
我需要顺路到公司一下(很快)。

I’ll swing by the store and grab some milk.
/aɪl swɪŋ baɪ ðə stɔr ænd græb sʌm mɪlk/
我顺便去一下超市买点牛奶。