世博的車(chē)位很緊張

編輯點(diǎn)評(píng)：絕大多數(shù)人應(yīng)該都會(huì)選擇坐地鐵去世博，但是有車(chē)一族或許就會(huì)開(kāi)著自家的小轎車(chē)去。開(kāi)車(chē)雖然風(fēng)光，但到了停車(chē)時(shí)就比較麻煩，如今很多地方都是車(chē)位緊缺，世博會(huì)這樣人山人海的地方當(dāng)然也是如此啦。我們來(lái)看段關(guān)于停車(chē)的對(duì)話吧！

Visitor: Hello! Where should I park my car?

參觀者：你好！請(qǐng)問(wèn)我的車(chē)該停哪兒？

Volunteer: To the parking lot, just over there.

志愿者：請(qǐng)將車(chē)停到那邊的停車(chē)場(chǎng)。

Visitor: Thanks!

參觀者：謝謝。

Visitor: Excuse me. Where is the entrance?

參觀者：請(qǐng)問(wèn)入口在什么地方？

Volunteer: Please go along this way. The Expo Site entrance is ahead, 500 meters away from here.

志愿者：請(qǐng)往這里走。世博園區(qū)的入口就在前方500米處。

Visitor: OK, thanks. I find the parking here quite under strain. The latecomers might find no parking space available.

參觀者：好的，謝謝。我發(fā)現(xiàn)停車(chē)位很緊張，是不是來(lái)晚了就沒(méi)有車(chē)位了呢？

Volunteer: Yes, it's true. Therefore, coming by metro is suggested.

志愿者：是的，所以建議大家還是乘坐地鐵來(lái)參觀。

Visitor: I see. Thanks!

參觀者：我知道了，謝謝你。

Volunteer: You're welcome.

志愿者：不客氣。