Inquiring About a Specific Stop
询问特定站点
A passenger asks the bus driver or another passenger to identify a specific bus stop or indicate when the bus approaches it.
乘客向公交司机或另一位乘客询问如何识别某个特定公交站点，或者能否在接近时提醒。
对话6
Excuse me, driver. Does this bus go to the City Hall stop?
打扰一下，司机。这趟公交车到市政厅站吗？
Yes, it does. It's about five stops from here.
是的，到的。从这里大约还有五站。
Okay, great. Would you mind telling me when we’re getting close, or how I can recognize the stop?
好的，太好了。您介意在快到站的时候告诉我一声吗，或者我怎么才能认出那个站呢？
Sure, no problem. The City Hall stop is right after a large park on your left. You'll see a big, modern building with a clock tower.
当然可以，没问题。市政厅站在左手边一个大公园的后面。你会看到一栋带着钟楼的现代化大楼。
A big building with a clock tower, got it. That sounds easy enough to spot. Thanks a lot for your help!
一个带钟楼的大楼，我明白了。听起来很容易认出来。非常感谢您的帮助！
You're welcome. Enjoy your trip.
不客气。祝您旅途愉快。
词汇7
- excuse me劳驾
A polite way to get someone's attention, especially when asking for help or directions on public transport.
一种礼貌地吸引别人注意的方式，特别是公共交通上请求帮助或问路时。
- driver司机
The person who operates a vehicle like a bus; use this when speaking to the bus operator.
操作像公交车这样的车辆的人；与公交车司机交谈时使用此词。
- stop站
A place where a bus pauses to let passengers get on or off; often used in phrases like 'bus stop' or 'next stop'.
公交车停下来让乘客上下车的场所；常用于“公交车站”或“下一站”等短语中。
- recognize识别
To identify or know something or someone from memory; helpful when asking how to spot a landmark.
从记忆中识别或知道某物或某人；询问如何辨认地标时很有帮助。
- mindmind
Used in 'would you mind' to politely ask for a favor, meaning 'do you object to' or 'is it okay if'.
在 'would you mind' 中使用，用于礼貌地请求帮助，意思是 '你反对吗' 或 '可以吗'。
- spot发现
To see or notice something easily, especially a landmark; informal and useful for describing visibility.
容易看到或注意到某物，尤其是地标；非正式的，并且用于描述可见性很有用。
- got it明白了
Informal way to say 'I understand' or 'I've noted that'; shows confirmation in conversations.
非正式地说“我明白”或“我已经注意到了”的方式；在对话中表示确认。
重点句子6
- 1
Excuse me, driver. Does this bus go to the City Hall stop?
打扰了，司机先生。这辆公交车去市政厅站吗？
This is a polite question to check if a bus route includes your destination. Use it when boarding or on a bus. The structure 'Does this bus go to [place]?' is a yes/no question with 'does' for confirmation.
这是一个礼貌的问题，用来检查公交路线是否包括您的目的地。在上车或在公交车上使用。结构 'Does this bus go to [place]?' 是一个用 'does' 来确认的 yes/no 问题。
- 2
Yes, it does. It's about five stops from here.
是的，它会的。从这里大约五个站。
A helpful response confirming the route and giving distance in stops. Useful for passengers; 'it does' affirms the question, and 'about five stops' estimates time casually.
一个有帮助的回应，确认路线并给出站数距离。对乘客有用；'it does' 肯定了问题，'about five stops' 以随意方式估计时间。
- 3
Would you mind telling me when we’re getting close, or how I can recognize the stop?
你介意告诉我我们什么时候会靠近，或者我如何辨认站点吗？
Politely asks for assistance in identifying a stop. 'Would you mind + gerund' is a common polite request structure. Use this to seek guidance without being direct.
礼貌地请求帮助识别站点。'Would you mind + 动名词' 是一种常见的礼貌请求结构。使用它来寻求指导而不直接。
- 4
The City Hall stop is right after a large park on your left.
市政厅站就在您左边一个大公园之后。
Describes a location using landmarks for easy identification. 'Right after' means immediately following; 'on your left' specifies direction. Great for giving directions in travel scenarios.
使用地标描述位置以便于轻松识别。'Right after' 表示紧随其后；'on your left' 指定方向。非常适合旅行场景中的指路。
- 5
A big building with a clock tower, got it. That sounds easy enough to spot.
一座带有钟楼的大楼，明白了。听起来很容易找到。
Confirms understanding and comments on visibility. 'Got it' is casual for 'understood'; 'easy enough to spot' means simple to see. Use to show you've grasped instructions.
确认理解并评论可见性。'Got it' 是 'understood' 的随意说法；'easy enough to spot' 意思是容易看到。用以显示你已经掌握了指示。
- 6
Thanks a lot for your help! You're welcome. Enjoy your trip.
非常感谢你的帮助！不客气。祝你旅途愉快。
Standard polite exchange: thanks and response. 'Thanks a lot' emphasizes gratitude; 'You're welcome' is the reply; 'Enjoy your trip' wishes well. Essential for ending helpful conversations.
标准的礼貌交流：感谢和回应。「Thanks a lot」强调感激之情；「You're welcome」是回应；「Enjoy your trip」是美好祝愿。结束有益对话的必备。