Making an Emergency Contact Call
A person has an urgent situation and needs to call 911 (or local equivalent) or a designated emergency contact, describing the situation clearly.
一个人遇到紧急情况，需要拨打911（或当地紧急电话）或指定紧急联系人，清楚地描述情况。
对话
聆听并跟进对话
词汇
对话中的必备词汇和短语
emergency
A sudden and serious situation that needs immediate help, like a medical problem or accident. Use it when calling for urgent assistance.
一种突然且严重的情况，需要立即帮助，例如医疗问题或事故。在呼叫紧急援助时使用它。
ambulance
A special vehicle with medical equipment that takes sick or injured people to the hospital quickly. Request it for serious health issues.
一辆配备医疗设备的特殊车辆，将生病或受伤的人快速送往医院。对于严重健康问题，请呼叫它。
collapsed
When someone suddenly falls down and loses strength, often due to illness. Describe this if you see a person faint.
当某人突然倒下并失去力量时，通常由于疾病。如果您看到某人昏倒，请描述这种情况。
conscious
Awake and able to think or respond. In emergencies, check if the person is conscious by asking if they can hear you.
清醒并能够思考或回应。在紧急情况下，通过询问他们是否能听到你来检查这个人是否有意识。
breathing
The process of taking air into and out of the lungs. In first aid, it's important to check if someone is still breathing.
将空气吸入和呼出肺部的过程。在急救中，检查某人是否还在呼吸很重要。
injuries
Physical harm or wounds on the body, like cuts or bruises. Report any visible injuries during an emergency call.
身体上的物理伤害或伤口，如割伤或瘀伤。在紧急呼叫中报告任何可见的伤害。
paramedics
Trained medical professionals who arrive first at emergencies to give immediate care. They often come with the ambulance.
受过训练的医疗专业人员，他们首先抵达紧急情况现场，提供即时护理。他们通常随救护车而来。
stay on the line
To keep talking on the phone without hanging up. Emergency operators say this to guide you until help arrives.
在电话上继续说话而不挂断。紧急接线员说这句话来指导你，直到帮助到达。
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
911, what's your emergency?
This is the standard opening question from emergency services in the US. It's useful to know as a listener; as a caller, be ready to explain your problem clearly right away.
这是美国紧急服务标准的开场问题。作为听者，知道这一点很有用；作为呼叫者，请准备好立即清楚地解释您的问题。
I need an ambulance at 123 Maple Street.
A direct way to request help and give your location. Use this pattern: 'I need [help type] at [address]' to communicate urgency quickly. The grammar uses simple present tense for immediate needs.
一种直接请求帮助并提供位置的方法。使用此模式：「I need [help type] at [address]」来快速传达紧急情况。语法使用简单现在时表示即时需求。
Can you tell me if they're conscious or breathing?
This asks for important details about the person's condition using a polite question form with 'can you tell me if...'. It's useful for operators or when helping someone gather info in emergencies.
这使用 'can you tell me if...' 的礼貌问句形式询问关于此人状况的重要细节。它对于操作员或在紧急情况下帮助某人收集信息非常有用。
They're not conscious, and I can't tell if they're breathing.
Describes the situation using negative forms ('not conscious', 'can't tell'). Practice this to report facts clearly; the 'and' connects related details for better flow.
使用否定形式（'not conscious'、'can't tell'）描述情况。练习这个来清楚报告事实；'and' 连接相关细节以获得更好的流畅性。
An ambulance is on its way.
Reassures the caller that help is coming, using present continuous ('is on its way') to show ongoing action. Use similar phrases to calm people in tense situations.
安慰来电者帮助正在到来，使用现在进行时（'is on its way'）来显示正在进行的行动。在紧张情况下使用类似的短语来安抚人们。
Please stay on the line with me.
A polite instruction to remain on the call, starting with 'please' for courtesy. The preposition 'with me' specifies who to stay connected to; essential in emergencies for guidance.
一个礼貌的指示，要求留在通话中，以“please”开头以示礼貌。介词“with me”指定了与谁保持连接；在紧急情况下，对于指导至关重要。
Thank you, I appreciate it.
Expresses gratitude politely after receiving help. 'Appreciate it' is a common idiom meaning 'I'm thankful for it.' Use this to end conversations positively, especially in stressful scenarios.
在收到帮助后礼貌地表达感激之情。'Appreciate it' 是一个常见的习语，意思是 '我为此感到感激'。使用它来积极地结束对话，尤其是在压力大的情景中。