Missed Stop / Asking for the Next Stop

错过站点/请求下一站

You accidentally missed your stop or realize it's too late for the current stop, and you need to ask the driver to stop at the *next* possible stop.

您不小心错过了您的站点,或者意识到当前站点已经来不及了,您需要请求司机在下一个可能的站点停车。

对话7

E
Emily

Excuse me, driver?

司机,打扰一下?

J
James

Yes, what can I do for you?

嗯,有什么可以帮您吗?

E
Emily

I think I've missed my stop. Could you please let me off at the next one?

我好像错过站了。您能在下一站让我下车吗?

J
James

No problem. Just make sure to press the stop button next time, okay?

没问题。下次请记得按停车键,好吗?

E
Emily

Oh, right! I'm sorry, I completely forgot. Thank you!

哦,对了!对不起,我完全忘了。谢谢您!

J
James

No worries. We're approaching the next stop now.

没关系。我们正接近下一站了。

E
Emily

Great, thanks again!

太好了,再次感谢!

词汇6

  • excuse me劳驾

    A polite phrase to get someone's attention, like starting a conversation with a stranger on a bus.

    一种礼貌的表达,用于吸引某人的注意,比如在公交车上与陌生人开始对话。

  • missed错过

    Means you didn't get off the bus at the stop you wanted, often used in transport situations.

    意味着你没有在想要的站点下公交车,常用于交通情境。

  • stop button停站按钮

    A button inside the bus that passengers press to signal the driver to stop at the next stop.

    公交车内的一个按钮,乘客按压以向司机发出信号,在下一站停车。

  • let off让下车

    A phrasal verb meaning to allow someone to get off a vehicle, like a bus or train.

    一个短语动词,意思是允许某人从车辆上下来,比如公交车或火车。

  • approaching接近中

    Means getting closer to something, here used for nearing the next bus stop.

    意思是接近某物,这里用于接近下一个公交车站。

  • no worries没关系

    An informal way to say 'don't worry' or 'it's okay', common in casual English conversations.

    一种非正式的说法,等同于'don't worry'或'it's okay',在休闲的英语对话中很常见。

重点句子5

  1. 1

    Excuse me, driver?

    打扰了,司机?

    This is a polite way to interrupt and get the bus driver's attention. Use it when you need to ask a question on public transport. It's short and direct.

    这是礼貌地打断并吸引公交车司机注意的一种方式。当您需要在公共交通工具上提问时使用。它简短而直接。

  2. 2

    I think I've missed my stop. Could you please let me off at the next one?

    我想我错过站了。请让我在下一站下车好吗?

    This sentence expresses realizing a mistake and politely requesting to get off at the next stop. 'I've missed' uses present perfect for recent actions; 'could you please' is a polite request form. Useful for handling errors on buses.

    这个句子表达了意识到错误并礼貌请求在下一站下车的意思。'I've missed' 使用现在完成时表示最近发生的动作;'could you please' 是礼貌请求的形式。在公交车上处理错误时很有用。

  3. 3

    No problem. Just make sure to press the stop button next time, okay?

    没问题。下次记得按停止按钮,好吗?

    This reassures the passenger and gives advice. 'No problem' means it's easy to help; 'make sure to' suggests doing something carefully; 'okay?' seeks agreement. Great for service interactions.

    这能让乘客安心并提供建议。'No problem' 表示帮忙很容易;'make sure to' 建议小心做某事;'okay?' 是寻求同意。非常适合服务互动。

  4. 4

    Oh, right! I'm sorry, I completely forgot. Thank you!

    哦,对!对不起,我完全忘记了。谢谢!

    This shows realization and apology. 'Oh, right!' expresses sudden understanding; 'completely forgot' means total oversight; it's useful for apologizing in everyday mistakes and showing gratitude.

    这显示了领悟和道歉。'Oh, right!' 表示突然的理解;'completely forgot' 意味着完全的疏忽;它适用于日常错误中的道歉并表示感激。

  5. 5

    No worries. We're approaching the next stop now.

    没关系。我们现在正接近下一个站点。

    This comforts the person and updates the situation. 'No worries' is casual reassurance; 'we're approaching' uses present continuous for current action. Helpful for informing others about progress.

    这可以安慰这个人并更新情况。'No worries' 是随意的安慰;'we're approaching' 使用现在进行时表示当前动作。有助于告知他人进展情况。