Blocked Pathway

通道被堵

Someone is standing directly in a narrow pathway, blocking the way for others to pass. The person needs to be asked to move aside.

有人正站在狭窄的通道中央,挡住了别人通行的路。需要请对方让开。

对话5

J
John

Excuse me, I need to get through.

不好意思,我需要过去。

S
Sarah

Oh, I'm so sorry! I didn't realize I was in the way.

哦,非常抱歉!我没意识到我挡路了。

J
John

No problem at all. Just need to pass.

没关系。我只是需要通过。

S
Sarah

Of course. Please, go ahead.

当然。请,您先请。

J
John

Thank you, I appreciate it.

谢谢你,我很感激。

词汇7

  • excuse me劳驾

    A polite phrase to get someone's attention or apologize for interrupting, often used when you need to pass by someone.

    一个礼貌的短语,用于吸引某人的注意力或为打扰道歉,通常在需要从某人身边经过时使用。

  • get through通过

    Means to pass or move past an obstacle or person, useful in crowded places like hallways or streets.

    通过或绕过障碍物或人的方式,在走廊或街道等拥挤的地方很有用。

  • in the way挡路

    Describes something or someone blocking the path, so you can't move easily; common in situations like narrow paths.

    描述某物或某人挡住路径,导致你无法轻松移动;常见于狭窄路径等情况。

  • realize意识到

    To become aware of or understand something you didn't notice before, like realizing you're blocking someone.

    意识到或理解之前没有注意到的东西,比如意识到你挡住了别人。

  • pass经过

    To go by or move past someone or something, a simple verb for everyday situations like walking through a crowd.

    经过某人或某物,经过或移动过去,一个简单动词,用于日常情况如在人群中行走。

  • go ahead请继续

    An expression giving permission to proceed or do something first, polite and common in social interactions.

    一个给予许可继续或先做某事的表达,在社交互动中礼貌且常见。

  • appreciate感激

    To feel grateful for someone's help or kindness, used to show thanks in a more formal or sincere way.

    对某人的帮助或善良感到感激,用于以更正式或真诚的方式表达感谢。

重点句子5

  1. 1

    Excuse me, I need to get through.

    对不起,我需要过去。

    This is a polite way to ask someone to move aside in a crowded space; 'excuse me' softens the request, and 'get through' means to pass by. Use it when you're blocked in a pathway to sound natural and courteous.

    这是请求某人在拥挤的空间中让开的一种礼貌方式;'对不起'缓和了请求,而'过去'的意思是经过。當你在路徑中被堵住時使用它,聽起來自然且有禮貌。

  2. 2

    Oh, I'm so sorry! I didn't realize I was in the way.

    哦,我很抱歉!我没意识到我挡路了。

    An apology for unintentionally blocking someone; 'didn't realize' uses past tense to explain unawareness, and 'in the way' means obstructing. Useful for responding when someone points out you're blocking the path, showing politeness.

    对无意中挡住某人的道歉;'didn't realize' 使用过去时来解释不知情,'in the way' 意思是阻挡。适用于有人指出你挡路时回应,显示礼貌。

  3. 3

    No problem at all. Just need to pass.

    完全没问题。只需通过。

    A casual reassurance after an apology; 'no problem at all' means it's fine, and 'just need to' is a simple structure for explaining a basic need. Use this to downplay the issue and keep the conversation light when asking to move.

    道歉后的随意安慰;'no problem at all' 意思是没问题,'just need to' 是解释基本需要的简单结构。使用这个来淡化问题,并在请求移动时保持对话轻松。

  4. 4

    Of course. Please, go ahead.

    当然。请继续。

    Gives permission politely; 'of course' agrees readily, and 'go ahead' means proceed. This sentence pattern is great for offering way in crowded situations, emphasizing helpfulness.

    礼貌地给予许可;'of course' 表示欣然同意,'go ahead' 意为继续前进。这个句型非常适合在拥挤情况下让路,强调乐于助人。

  5. 5

    Thank you, I appreciate it.

    谢谢,我很感激。

    Expresses gratitude; 'thank you' is basic, and 'I appreciate it' adds sincerity using present tense. Use after someone moves for you to show appreciation in everyday polite exchanges.

    表达感激之情;'thank you' 是基本的表达,而 'I appreciate it' 使用现在时增加真诚度。在某人让你通过后使用,用于日常礼貌交流中显示感激。