Presenting Library Card & Books

出示借书卡和书籍

The librarian greets the patron, who then presents their library card and the books they wish to check out.

图书管理员问候读者,读者出示借书卡和想要借阅的书籍。

对话6

L
Lisa

Hi there. Ready to check out?

您好。准备好借书了吗?

J
James

Yes, please. Here's my card, and these are the books.

是的,請。這是我的借書卡,這些是書。

L
Lisa

Alright, let's get these scanned.

好的,我們來掃描這些書。

L
Lisa

They'll be due back on October 25th.

這些書將於10月25日到期。

J
James

Okay, great. Thank you!

好的,太好了。謝謝!

L
Lisa

You're welcome. Have a good day!

不客氣。祝您有愉快的一天!

词汇4

  • check out借出

    This means to borrow books from a library. Use it when you're ready to take books home after selecting them.

    这意味着从图书馆借书。在选好书后准备带回家时使用。

  • library card图书馆卡

    A special ID card that allows you to borrow books from the library. You need to show it at the desk.

    一种特殊的身份证,可让您从图书馆借书。您需要在柜台出示它。

  • scanned已扫描

    Means using a machine to read the barcode on books to record them as borrowed. It's a quick process at the checkout desk.

    意味着使用机器读取图书上的条形码,将其记录为已借出。这是在借阅台进行的快速过程。

  • due back归还日期

    The date by which you must return the borrowed books to the library. It helps avoid late fees.

    您必须将借来的书籍归还给图书馆的日期。它有助于避免滞纳金。

重点句子5

  1. 1

    Hi there. Ready to check out?

    你好。准备好借书了吗?

    This is a friendly greeting from the librarian asking if the customer is ready to borrow books. It's useful for starting service interactions; 'Hi there' is casual, and the question uses present tense for immediate action.

    这是图书管理员的友好问候,询问客户是否准备好借书。它有助于启动服务互动;'Hi there' 是随意的,问题使用现在时表示立即行动。

  2. 2

    Yes, please. Here's my card, and these are the books.

    是的,请。这是我的卡,这些是书。

    The patron politely agrees and presents their items. 'Yes, please' is a common polite response; 'here's' is a contraction of 'here is' for showing something. Use this when handing over your library card and books.

    借阅者礼貌地同意并出示他们的物品。「是的,请」是一种常见的礼貌回应;「这是」是「这里是」的缩写,用于展示某物。在递交你的图书馆卡和书籍时使用这个。

  3. 3

    Alright, let's get these scanned.

    好了,我们来扫描这些吧。

    The librarian agrees to proceed with checking out. 'Alright' means okay; 'let's' is a contraction for 'let us' suggesting joint action in a helpful way. It's practical for service situations to move things forward.

    馆员同意继续办理借阅手续。「Alright」意思是好的;「let's」是「let us」的缩写形式,建议以一种有帮助的方式共同行动。在服务情境中,这很实用,可以推动事情前进。

  4. 4

    They'll be due back on October 25th.

    它们将于10月25日到期归还。

    Informs the due date for return. 'They'll be' is future tense contraction of 'they will be'; it explains the return policy. Use this to tell someone when something is expected back, like in rentals.

    通知归还的到期日期。'They'll be' 是 'they will be' 的未来时态缩写;它解释了归还政策。使用此来告诉某人某物何时预计归还,例如在租赁中。

  5. 5

    You're welcome. Have a good day!

    不客气。祝你有美好的一天!

    A polite response to thanks, ending the interaction positively. 'You're welcome' acknowledges gratitude; 'Have a good day' is a common farewell. It's essential for courteous endings in customer service.

    对感谢的礼貌回应,以积极方式结束互动。“不客气”承认感激;“祝你有美好的一天”是常见的告别语。在客户服务中,这是礼貌结束的必备。