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地道美語(yǔ)聽(tīng)力播客767: 遭遇搶劫(雙語(yǔ))

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Vanessa: Stop thief
瓦妮莎:捉小偷!
Police Officer: What happened? 
警察:發(fā)生什么事了?
Vanessa: I just got mugged. That guy stole my pursejewelry, camera – all of my valuables
瓦妮莎:我被搶了,那個(gè)小偷搶走了我的錢(qián)包、珠寶、相機(jī)——所有有價(jià)值的東西都被偷了。
Police Officer: Were you wearing flashy jewelry and carrying an expensive camera? Those are big enticements for muggers. 
警察:你是不是戴著耀眼的珠寶,拿著昂貴的相機(jī)呀?那些東西會(huì)吸引搶劫犯來(lái)犯案。
Vanessa: I didn’t have anything on that was flashy and I was minding my own business
瓦妮莎:我沒(méi)有戴任何搶眼的東西,我只顧著想自己的事,沒(méi)注意其他。
Police Officer: Well, you should never go out alone at night, and if you have to, stay in well-lighted areas. Traveling on dim streets makes you a target for thieves. 
警察:呃,晚上再也不要單獨(dú)外出,如果確實(shí)需要外出,走燈光明亮的地方。在昏暗的街道上行走,很容易成為竊賊的目標(biāo)。
Vanessa: Thanks for that insight
瓦妮莎:謝謝你的建議。
Police Officer: Can you describe the person who mugged you? 
警察:你能描述一下?lián)尳倌愕娜说耐饷蔡卣鲉幔?br /> Vanessa: No, it happened in a flash. I didn’t get a good look at his face, but I’m sure it was a man. 
瓦妮莎:沒(méi)有看見(jiàn),轉(zhuǎn)瞬間就發(fā)生了。我都沒(méi)看到他的臉,但是我肯定是個(gè)男人。
Police Officer: It’s a good thing you weren’t hurt. You should probably learn self-defense in case it happens again. 
警察:你沒(méi)有受傷是萬(wàn)幸。你應(yīng)該學(xué)習(xí)自衛(wèi)防身術(shù)以防下次再發(fā)生類似的事。
Vanessa: Thanks a lot. I think I’ve had as much advice as I can take in one night. Are you going to do anything to find that mugger? 
瓦妮莎:非常感謝。我想這一晚上我得到太多經(jīng)驗(yàn)教訓(xùn)了。你們會(huì)采取什么行動(dòng)找到那個(gè)搶劫犯嗎?
Police Officer: Sure, I’ll file a report, but don’t get your hopes up
警察:當(dāng)然,我會(huì)記錄備案,但是你別抱太大希望。
Vanessa: Believe me, I won’t. 
瓦妮莎:相信我,我不會(huì)抱太大希望。

Vanessa: Stop thief

Police Officer: What happened? 

Vanessa: I just got mugged. That guy stole my pursejewelry, camera – all of my valuables

Police Officer: Were you wearing flashy jewelry and carrying an expensive camera? Those are big enticements for muggers. 

Vanessa: I didn’t have anything on that was flashy and I was minding my own business

Police Officer: Well, you should never go out alone at night, and if you have to, stay in well-lighted areas. Traveling on dim streets makes you a target for thieves. 

Vanessa: Thanks for that insight

Police Officer: Can you describe the person who mugged you? 

Vanessa: No, it happened in a flash. I didn’t get a good look at his face, but I’m sure it was a man. 

Police Officer: It’s a good thing you weren’t hurt. You should probably learn self-defense in case it happens again. 

Vanessa: Thanks a lot. I think I’ve had as much advice as I can take in one night. Are you going to do anything to find that mugger? 

Police Officer: Sure, I’ll file a report, but don’t get your hopes up

Vanessa: Believe me, I won’t. 
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