匯智英語(yǔ)自學(xué)課堂突破口語(yǔ)中級(jí)篇突破口語(yǔ)D lesson33

很簡(jiǎn)單的一步，然而很多人怕麻煩不去關(guān)緊所有的入室通道。很多夜賊堂而皇之從前門進(jìn)入，因?yàn)殚T沒(méi)有上鎖，或是很容易被撬開(kāi)或者移除，或者門本身不夠牢固。牢固的門配有橫閂鎖和使用廣角窺視孔而不是玻璃窗，均提供了最可靠的防護(hù)?；瑒?dòng)玻璃門應(yīng)該在滑槽上裝配有金屬鎖定桿。確保每個(gè)可入窗口都已鎖好，并且如果你住在高犯罪率街區(qū)，應(yīng)該考慮在所有地下室和一樓的窗戶裝上防護(hù)欄或是鋼百葉窗。

It's an easy step, yet some people still don't bother securing all the entrances to their homes. Many burglars walk right in the front door because the door is unlocked, the lock is easy to pick or remove, or the door itself is flimsy. Solid doors equipped with deadbolt locks and wide-angle peepholes instead of glass panels offer the surest protection. Sliding glass doors should be equipped with locking metal rods in the sliding channel. Be sure all accessible windows have locks, and if you live in a high-crime neighborhood, consider putting grates or steel shutters on all basement and first-floor windows.