美国911接线员有多少黑科技？佛罗里达不养闲人背后的美国公务
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Florida man. | 佛罗里达人。 |
| 0:01 | He gets up to a lot. | 他变得很多。 |
| 0:02 | But who comes to his rescue when he's at his lowest? | 但是当他处于最低水平时 谁来救他? |
| 0:05 | A man just came to our door. | 有个人刚到我们家门口 |
| 0:07 | He said he was bit by a gator. | 他说他被鳄鱼咬了 |
| 0:10 | 600,000 people call 911 in the United States every single day. | 美国每天有60万人拨打911电话. |
| 0:14 | And the brave people who pick up those desperate calls are called 911 dispatchers. | 而那些勇敢的人,谁接那些绝望的电话 被称为911调度员。 |
| 0:19 | I'm lucky enough to have one of them as my mother, so today I'll show you what it's like to work as | 幸有一人为母,故今日示众. |
| 0:23 | a 911 dispatcher. | 911调度员 |
| 0:25 | This is the room where they work in for 12 hours a day for 60 hours a week. | 这是他们每天工作12小时、每周工作60小时的房间。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Florida man. | 佛罗里达人。 |
| 2 | He gets up to a lot. | 他变得很多。 |
| 3 | But who comes to his rescue when he's at his lowest? | 但是当他处于最低水平时 谁来救他? |
| 4 | A man just came to our door. | 有个人刚到我们家门口 |
| 5 | He said he was bit by a gator. | 他说他被鳄鱼咬了 |
| 6 | 600,000 people call 911 in the United States every single day. | 美国每天有60万人拨打911电话. |
| 7 | And the brave people who pick up those desperate calls are called 911 dispatchers. | 而那些勇敢的人,谁接那些绝望的电话 被称为911调度员。 |
| 8 | I'm lucky enough to have one of them as my mother, so today I'll show you what it's like to work as | 幸有一人为母,故今日示众. |
| 9 | a 911 dispatcher. | 911调度员 |
| 10 | This is the room where they work in for 12 hours a day for 60 hours a week. | 这是他们每天工作12小时、每周工作60小时的房间。 |
| 11 | Both day shift and night shift. | 白天和晚上都一样 |
| 12 | You may have never thought about what a 911 dispatcher does, | 你可能从未想过911调度员会做什么 |
| 13 | so allow me to give you a quick rundown. | 所以,请允许我给你一个快速运行。 |
| 14 | In this center, 911 dispatchers answer calls, | 在这个中心,911调度员接电话 |
| 15 | talk people through medical and fire emergencies, direct both fire trucks and ambulances on land | 通过医疗和火灾紧急情况与人交谈,在陆地上指挥消防车和救护车 |
| 16 | and on water. | 还有水 |
| 17 | Of course, because it's Florida. | 当然,因为它是佛罗里达。 |
| 18 | This is what my mom's setup looks like. | 这是我妈妈的设定。 |
| 19 | That screens how we take calls and how we make calls. | 这显示我们如何接听电话 如何打电话。 |
| 20 | This is the mapping on those calls. | 这就是这些电话的地图。 |
| 21 | When | 何时 |
| 22 | you first call 911, it'll pin where you are. | 你先打911,它会钉住你的位置 |
| 23 | If it's on your cell phone, as long as you have | 如果你的手机里有的话,只要你有 |
| 24 | a decent phone, not one from like 2000, it'll pin exactly where you are. | 一个不错的电话,不是2000年的, 它会钉住你的位置。 |
| 25 | If the house is big enough, | 如果房子够大 |
| 26 | we can tell you what room you're in. | 我们可以告诉你你住哪个房间 |
| 27 | This will get the information on the cell phone and any | 这将得到的信息 在手机和任何 |
| 28 | information you put in your iPhone. | 您将信息输入您的iPhone。 |
| 29 | This is transcription. | 这是抄本。 |
| 30 | As a supervisor, I monitor, | 作为一个监督,我监督, |
| 31 | so it'll give key words like baby, fire, shots, stabbing. | 因此它会给出关键词 比如婴儿,火,枪,刺。 |
| 32 | It's all AI generated. | 都是人工智能生成的 |
| 33 | And that's our | 这是我们的 |
| 34 | In addition to taking 911 calls, we also monitor various radio channels around the county. | 除了接911电话外,我们还监视全县各地的各种广播频道. |
| 35 | This | 这个 |
| 36 | one here is for the airport. | 一个是机场的 |
| 37 | During season, which is like October through April, we swell | 在十月到四月的季节里,我们膨胀 |
| 38 | about double our size and population. | 大约两倍于我们的规模和人口。 |
| 39 | And a lot of those people are elderly. | 很多人都是老年人。 |
| 40 | They have a lot of | 他们有很多 |
| 41 | medical issues. | 医疗问题。 |
| 42 | Flying from Canada down the f***ing s***, things happen. | 从加拿大飞过,事情发生了 |
| 43 | They also fall at the airport, | 他们还在机场坠落, |
| 44 | occasionally get hit by a car. | 偶尔会被车撞到 |
| 45 | Hit by a car at the airport. | 在机场被车撞了 |
| 46 | Well, yeah, everybody's looking at the | 嗯,是的,每个人都看着 |
| 47 | people. | 人们 |
| 48 | It happens more often than you think. | 它发生频率比你想象的。 |
| 49 | Right now, my mom is answering a call. | 现在,我妈妈在接电话 |
| 50 | Firstly, | 首先,我们... |
| 51 | they input the address and type of help needed so they can immediately dispatch help. | 他们输入所需的地址和帮助类型,以便他们能够立即发出帮助。 |
| 52 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 53 | Tell | 告诉 |
| 54 | me exactly what happened. | 我到底发生了什么事。 |
| 55 | After that, they ask extra questions like age or other medical details | 之后,他们又问其他问题,如年龄或其他医疗细节 |
| 56 | and input it into the system. | 并输入系统。 |
| 57 | Depending on the results, the questions she asks and advice she | 根据结果,她问的问题和建议 |
| 58 | gives will be different. | 给与将不同。 |
| 59 | Every call is also categorized by emergency level. | 每个电话也按紧急级别分类。 |
| 60 | So for example, | 比如说, |
| 61 | in non-emergency calls such as a hospital transfer, the lights and sirens will be off, | 在非紧急电话,如医院转移, 灯和警报器将关闭, |
| 62 | because that's not an emergency. | 因为这不是紧急情况 |
| 63 | While for someone who's having a heart attack, they will obviously | 对心脏病发作的人来说 他们显然会 |
| 64 | rush over, lights and sirens on. | 冲过去,灯和警报响起。 |
| 65 | And before responders arrive, if you could please put away | 在答复者到来之前 请收起来 |
| 66 | any pets, gather her medications, unlock the door, meet the paramedics. | 任何宠物, 收集她的药物, 解锁门, 见救护人员。 |
| 67 | If she does get worse in | 如果她真的变得更糟 |
| 68 | any way, please call back immediately for further instructions. | 无论如何,请立即回电 以获得进一步的指示。 |
| 69 | You're welcome, sir. | 不客气,长官 |
| 70 | Bye bye. | 再见 |
| 71 | This | 这个 |
| 72 | computer system is super convenient, but what were they doing before this? | 电脑系统是超级方便的, 但在此之前他们在做什么? |
| 73 | They used these books. | 他们用这些书。 |
| 74 | Yes, | 对 |
| 75 | books. | 书 |
| 76 | These books have instructions for every single type of call and scenario, and they're | 这些书有说明 每种类型的呼叫和情景, 他们是 |
| 77 | rather hard to navigate compared to the computer system. | 和电脑系统相比 导航相当困难 |
| 78 | So well, as you answer, it can, it brings | 所以,当你回答, 它可以,它带来 |
| 79 | you down different paths. | 你走不同的道路。 |
| 80 | It tells you, like here, your links. | 它告诉你,像这里,你的链接。 |
| 81 | If the baby's coming breach, you go to | 如果宝宝要破门而入,你就去 |
| 82 | F20. | F20 (英语). |
| 83 | Here's F, and then you go to 20. | 这是F,然后你到20。 |
| 84 | That's what we do for breach. | 这就是我们为突破而做的 |
| 85 | And if it's breach, you go to 25. | 如果有漏洞,你到25点 |
| 86 | Do you guys have a school shooting protocol? | 你们有学校射击规程吗? |
| 87 | Yes, we do. | 没错 |
| 88 | We share and we use the police protocols. | 我们分享,我们使用警察程序。 |
| 89 | And it's protocol 136, so we can go here and go through it if we need to. | 这是第136号协议 如果有必要,我们可以通过它 |
| 90 | So what are the majority of the calls you're getting today like? | 今天你接到的电话大多是什么样子的? |
| 91 | 众皆 over. | |
| 92 | For some reason, we've had a lot of stroke calls today. | 由于某种原因,我们今天接到了很多中风电话. |
| 93 | Can you tell someone that they don't need | 你能告诉别人 他们不需要 |
| 94 | an ambulance and then not go? | 救护车然后不走? |
| 95 | No. | 没有 |
| 96 | Okay, so you can't do that? | 好吧,所以你不能做到这一点? |
| 97 | No. | 没有 |
| 98 | What happens if you do that, | 如果你这样做会怎么样? |
| 99 | and we'll get into trouble and then maybe get fired if you keep doing it? | 我们就会惹上麻烦 然后如果你继续这样下去 可能会被开除吗? |
| 100 | We have a protocol where if you call 911, you want help. | 我们有协议 如果你打911,你需要帮助。 |
| 101 | Yes. | 对 |
| 102 | So we are going to send you help. | 所以我们会派你来帮忙 |
| 103 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 104 | Unless you tell us on the phone that your situation has resolved. | 除非你在电话里告诉我们你的情况已经解决了 |
| 105 | Now that you have a solid understanding of how a call works, | 既然你对电话的操作方式有了深刻的理解 |
| 106 | here are a few real 911 calls I was able to obtain. | 我接到几个911电话 |
| 107 | Okay, so right now we're going to go on a little tour of the building. | 好了,现在我们要去参观一下这栋楼 |
| 108 | All right, so where are we right now? | 好了 我们现在在哪? |
| 109 | I know you call this a break room. | 我知道你称之为休息室 |
| 110 | We actually don't get | 我们实际上没有得到 |
| 111 | like a real break. | 就像一个真正的休息。 |
| 112 | Oh, really? | 是吗? |
| 113 | You don't? | 是吗? |
| 114 | No, we eat at our desks, but we chose that. | 不,我们在书桌吃饭, 但我们选择了。 |
| 115 | Because if we got breaks, we would have to work longer and they're already working | 因为如果我们有休息, 我们必须工作更长, 他们已经在工作了 |
| 116 | 12-hour shifts. | 12小时轮班。 |
| 117 | Oh, wow. | 哦,哇呜。 |
| 118 | During the hurricane, this entire shower was lined with shampoo, | 飓风期间,整场淋浴都配有洗发水, |
| 119 | conditioner, and body washes. | 调理器,和身体洗。 |
| 120 | You have a little loop of things everywhere. | 你到处都有小圈子 |
| 121 | A little sticky thing. | 有点粘 |
| 122 | I remember. | 我记得 |
| 123 | That was crazy. | 太疯狂了 |
| 124 | Look, all these had towels. | 你看,所有这些有毛巾。 |
| 125 | Mom, the next time you're in a natural | 妈妈,下次你自然而然 |
| 126 | disaster situation like this, be sure to use this. | 像这样的灾难 一定要用这个 |
| 127 | It's Dangerous Enemy, B.C. | 公元前期是危险的敌人. |
| 128 | Durkos Anti-Danger | 杜尔科斯反危险组织 |
| 129 | Shampoo. | 须菩提. |
| 130 | I actually used it while I was in China. | 其实我在中国的时候就用过 |
| 131 | It gives the scalp a refreshed feeling and is | 给头皮一个清新的感觉 |
| 132 | also backed by scientific ingredients. | 也得到了科学成分的支持。 |
| 133 | Your scalp is squeaky clean once you use it and it doesn't | 你用过头皮就很干净了,没有 |
| 134 | feel itchy or oily afterwards. | 之后觉得痒或油腻 |
| 135 | If your dandruff is bad, use it three times a week. | 如果你的破烂坏,每周用三次 |
| 136 | Then once your | 一旦你来了 |
| 137 | issue is resolved, use it once a week just to maintain your scalp's health. | 问题解决了 每周用一次来维持头皮的健康 |
| 138 | Even if you can't | 即使你无法 |
| 139 | wash your hair as often as you should, like during hurricanes, you won't have any dandruff issues. | 经常洗头发 就像在飓风期间 你不会有任何麻烦 |
| 140 | And right now, it's even available in America at local drugstores. | 现在,它甚至可以在美国 当地药店。 |
| 141 | Now, I don't know if you've | 现在,我不知道你有没有 |
| 142 | actually heard of Vichy, but it's a L'Oreal line. | 听说了维希,但这是L'OREAL线。 |
| 143 | I didn't know it was L'Oreal, but I know this brand. | 我不知道是L'OREAL, 但我知道这个品牌。 |
| 144 | Yeah, you do? | 是吗? |
| 145 | Yes, I use this brand. | 是的,我用这个品牌。 |
| 146 | When we went to Paris, I bought a bunch of it and brought it | 我们去巴黎的时候,我买了一堆,带了过来 |
| 147 | back. | 回来 |
| 148 | Oh, really? | 是吗? |
| 149 | Yeah, I love it. | 是啊,我喜欢它。 |
| 150 | Well, that actually makes a lot of sense because Vichy is | 嗯,这实际上有很多道理 因为维希是 |
| 151 | an old French brand that's been studying scalp health since 1964. | 从1964年开始研究头皮健康的法国老品牌 |
| 152 | I just didn't know to get there. | 我只是不知道 到达那里。 |
| 153 | Dandruff is something nobody wants to deal with, especially in Florida where it doesn't even snow. | Dandruff是没人想处理的 特别是在佛罗里达州 它甚至没有下雪 |
| 154 | So you don't have an excuse for the white flakes on your hair. | 所以你没有借口 白片在你头发上。 |
| 155 | Recently, they added a moisturizing | 最近,他们增加了湿润 |
| 156 | version of the Green Label shampoo that has an additional 8% of moisturizer from hyaluronic acid | 绿标签洗发精版本,它含有来自hy酸的其他8%的润滑剂 |
| 157 | compared to the original. | 相对原版。 |
| 158 | It gets rid of dandruff while keeping your scalp hydrated. | 它在保持头皮水分的同时 清除了粪便 |
| 159 | It's now launched | 现已推出 |
| 160 | (原始内容存档于2018-09-21). on JD.com. | |
| 161 | If you're interested, check out the link below. | 如果你有兴趣,请查看下面的链接. |
| 162 | This is our training department. | 这是我们的训练部 |
| 163 | We | 我们 |
| 164 | have different simulators set up in here to train all of our new people. | 这里有不同的模拟器 用来训练我们所有的新人 |
| 165 | They do about six weeks of | 他们约六个星期 |
| 166 | training and then they also go and they listen to calls or they have assignments where they take | 然后他们去听电话 或者他们有任务 |
| 167 | pretend calls. | 假装打电话。 |
| 168 | So what are the qualifications needed to become a 911 dispatcher? | 成为911调度员需要什么资格? |
| 169 | Good communication | 沟通良好 |
| 170 | skills. | 技术。 |
| 171 | People have to be able to understand you. | 人们必须能够理解你 |
| 172 | You need to be able to type because you need to | 您需要能够输入,因为您需要 |
| 173 | talk, read, and type at the same time. | 说话,读书,同时打字. |
| 174 | So you need to be able to multitask as well. | 所以,你需要能够 多重任务。 |
| 175 | So what would be | 那会是什么 |
| 176 | someone's starting salary if they were to become a 911 dispatcher here? | 如果有人在这里当911调度员 就要发工资了? |
| 177 | I believe it's somewhere | 一定在某个地方 |
| 178 | around $20 an hour. | 每小时20美元左右 |
| 179 | And how much yearly? | 一年多少钱? |
| 180 | It's somewhere around $44,000 but our benefits are | 大约在44000美元左右 但我们的好处是 |
| 181 | really good. | 很不错。 |
| 182 | Retirement, vision, dental. | 退休 视力 牙科 |
| 183 | We get long-term disability in case something happens. | 我们长期残疾,以防万一。 |
| 184 | Life insurance equal to one-year pay. | 人寿保险相当于一年工资. |
| 185 | When you have a baby or adopt a baby or your significant | 当你有孩子或收养孩子 或者你的重要 |
| 186 | other has a baby, you get off for three months to spend time. | 其他人有孩子,你下车 三个月的时间。 |
| 187 | We got interrupted by my mom's | 我们被我妈打断了 |
| 188 | co-worker telling us that a woman in labor was being transported to the hospital and that there | 同事告诉我们,一名正在分娩的妇女被送往医院,在那里 |
| 189 | was a possibility of that baby being born in the ambulance. | 那婴儿有可能在救护车里出生 |
| 190 | If it's not her first child then you | 如果不是她的第一个孩子,那么你 |
| 191 | might be able to hear baby born. | 也许能听到婴儿出生的声音 |
| 192 | Normally first babies if it's your first birth it takes a little | 通常第一胎,如果这是你的初生 需要一点时间 |
| 193 | bit longer and the more kids you've had the faster they come out. | 越长越多的孩子越快出来 |
| 194 | All my babies except for the one | 除了那个,我所有的孩子 |
| 195 | were all like they had like three or four or five babies. | 他们就像有三、四、五个孩子 |
| 196 | I don't know the number which has been | 我不知道是哪个号码 |
| 197 | too many years but those things are just shooting out. | 太多年了,但那些东西只是射击。 |
| 198 | So who are the people behind the screen when | 屏幕后面的人是谁? |
| 199 | you call for 911 in Florida? | 你在佛罗里达呼叫911? |
| 200 | Let's put a face to those voices. | 让我们面对那些声音。 |
| 201 | So what's your favorite part about | 那么,什么是你最喜欢的部分 |
| 202 | your job? | 你的工作吗? |
| 203 | That I don't take at home. | 我不带回家。 |
| 204 | As soon as I leave my work's done. | 只要我离开我的工作完成。 |
| 205 | I like helping people. | 我喜欢帮助别人。 |
| 206 | Being | 目标 |
| 207 | able to support my community when somebody's probably having the worst day possible. | 能够支持我的社区 当有人可能会有 最糟糕的一天。 |
| 208 | Getting | 获取 |
| 209 | the right resources to the right places and knowing that the panicked person on the other end of the | 正确的资源 正确的地点, 并知道恐慌的人 在另一端 |
| 210 | call can talk to me and I'll stay calm on the phone with them. | 打电话给我,我会保持冷静 在电话与他们。 |
| 211 | Getting help to the people as fast | 尽快得到帮助 |
| 212 | as I can. | 尽我所能。 |
| 213 | I've had the opportunity where I've helped save people's lives previously so that's | 我曾经有机会帮助拯救人们的生命 所以 |
| 214 | definitely really fulfilling for me. | 绝对是真正满足我。 |
| 215 | What's the most difficult part of your job that you never | 你工作最难的地方是什么? |
| 216 | know what's going to happen? | 知道会发生什么吗? |
| 217 | Multitasking. | 多任务 |
| 218 | Hearing people's worst day. | 听到人们最糟糕的一天。 |
| 219 | Sometimes we unfortunately | 有时候我们很不幸 |
| 220 | have to pick up the phone and a parent's found their toddler at the bottom of the pool. | 得接电话 父母在泳池底部找到孩子 |
| 221 | Husbands have found their wives of 30, 40, 50, 60 plus years dead in bed next to them. | 丈夫发现妻子有30年,40年,50年,60年以上的人死在旁边的床上. |
| 222 | The hours | 时间 |
| 223 | and the stressful calls. | 和紧张的呼唤。 |
| 224 | The uncontrollable callers that you have to try to control. | 你不得不控制那些无法控制的呼叫者。 |
| 225 | We have long hours that we work and it can get very stressful and also trying to make sure that I | 我们有很长的工作时间,我们工作, 它会变得非常紧张, 也试图确保我 |
| 226 | stay calm all the time while I'm trying to get someone on the other end to listen to my instructions. | 保持冷静,而我试图让别人 在另一端听我的指示。 |
| 227 | Letting go. | 释之. |
| 228 | Letting go of the the calls that you you know you can't control it to work in this job. | 放弃那些你知道你控制不了的电话 来做这份工作 |
| 229 | We're all seem to be very controlling people. | 我们似乎都控制着人 |
| 230 | That lack of control and and the and the letting | 缺乏控制 和让 |
| 231 | go of calls that that are pretty tough is hard. | 打个电话都很难 |
| 232 | It's difficult. | 难曰. |
| 233 | These callers and calls are very | 这些打电话和电话的人非常 |
| 234 | very stressful. | 压力很大 |
| 235 | There are certain things and certain calls that I take that have related | 有些事情和某些电话我 认为这些都与 |
| 236 | very closely to my life and they definitely stick with you. | 他们绝对会支持你的 |
| 237 | What would you tell someone who wants | 你会怎么跟别人说 |
| 238 | to become a 911 dispatcher? | 成为911调度员? |
| 239 | If you can multitask and you can type really well then you'd be good | 如果你能多任务,而且能打得非常好 那你会很棒的 |
| 240 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}对着它 | |
| 241 | It's not for the faint of heart. | 不为心虚者. |
| 242 | It's a very emotional job. | 这是一个非常情感的工作。 |
| 243 | I would tell them that it is | 我会告诉他们 |
| 244 | rewarding but it does take a lot of training and you need to be accepted of that. | 值得奖励,但确实需要很多训练 而你需要被接受 |
| 245 | This is not for | 这不是用来 |
| 246 | the easy. | 很简单。 |
| 247 | This is a calling kind of job and if you're out for just a paycheck this is not it. | 这是一种叫工作 如果你只是拿工资,这不是它。 |
| 248 | It's a very rewarding job as well though. | 不过这工作也很有回报 |
| 249 | We get to hear babies first breath. | 我们第一次听到婴儿的声音 |
| 250 | We get to hear someone | 我们听到有人 |
| 251 | you know oh my gosh we found them so it's it's great. | 哦,我的上帝,我们找到了他们 所以这是伟大的。 |
| 252 | Do it. | 做到这一点。 |
| 253 | It's fulfilling. | 令其圆满. |
| 254 | If it's your personality and you can it fits absolutely. | 如果这是你的个性,你可以完全适合。 |
| 255 | It's so rewarding. | 如此报恩. |
| 256 | It's amazing. | 不可思议. |
| 257 | What's your most memorable call? | 你最难忘的电话是什么? |
| 258 | I would say birthing babies or assisting to a birth to | 我要说生孩子或协助生孩子 |
| 259 | birth babies. | 出生婴儿。 |
| 260 | I like childbirth calls. | 我喜欢分娩电话 |
| 261 | Childbirths. | 产子. |
| 262 | My baby. | 我的宝贝 |
| 263 | I delivered a baby. | 我生了一个孩子。 |
| 264 | A little baby girl. | 一个小女孩 |
| 265 | My childbirth call. | 我的分娩电话 |
| 266 | I did help deliver a baby. | 我确实帮过孩子 |
| 267 | We weren't aware that my niece was | 我们不知道我的侄女是 |
| 268 | pregnant and she had her baby in a toilet. | 怀孕后,她把孩子放在厕所里。 |
| 269 | I got to deliver just this last December on my birthday. | 我去年12月生日的时候得送这个 |
| 270 | I got to help deliver a very healthy baby girl and that was amazing. | 我得帮她生一个很健康的女婴 这太棒了 |
| 271 | What's the working environment | 什么是工作环境 |
| 272 | like here? | 像这里? |
| 273 | We're a family. | 我们是一家人 |
| 274 | We have a really good culture here. | 我们有一个非常好的文化在这里。 |
| 275 | When we're having a bad day as an | 我们今天过得不好 |
| 276 | individual we have more people willing to be there and try to boost each other's spirits to | 个人,我们有更多的人 愿意在那里 并试图提升对方的精神 |
| 277 | keep us going through the day or the disaster. | 让我们度过一天或灾难。 |
| 278 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 279 | I think Ann really helped pull our department | 我觉得安真的帮了我们部门 |
| 280 | really together because it affected every single person that was on duty. | 因为它影响到每个值班的人 |
| 281 | It's amazing. | 不可思议. |
| 282 | We are very | 我们是非常的 |
| 283 | much a family. | 一个家庭 |
| 284 | We very much care about each other. | 我们非常关心对方。 |
| 285 | We look out for each other. | 我们互相照顾 |
| 286 | We have each other's | 我们有彼此的 |
| 287 | when the going gets really tough here whether it's because it's super duper busy and crazy | 当事情变得非常艰难 无论是因为它的超级杜伯 忙碌和疯狂 |
| 288 | or if we just identify that each other's having a tough day we help support each other. | 或者如果我们只是确定 对方有一个艰难的一天 我们帮助支持对方。 |
| 289 | It's a | 这是一个 |
| 290 | very stressful job. | 非常紧张的工作。 |
| 291 | It's a tough job but with the people that work here there's a lot of camaraderie | 这是一个艰难的工作,但在这里工作的人 有很多友情 |
| 292 | and we care about each other at a very deep level. | 我们很关心对方 |
| 293 | We get along great more like a family. | 我们相处得很好 像一个家庭。 |
| 294 | Do's and don'ts kind of. | 做和不做类型。 |
| 295 | Everybody's different and certain people don't like to be talked to right | 每个人都不一样 某些人不喜欢被说对了 |
| 296 | they first get here. | 他们先到这里。 |
| 297 | You know so got to know boundaries. | 你知道,所以要知道界限。 |
| 298 | It's chaos but it's kind of coordinated | 乱七八糟的,但很协调 |
| 299 | chaos. | 混乱 |
| 300 | I think one of my co-workers said it. | 我的一个同事说了 |
| 301 | It's organized chaos. | 这是有组织的混乱。 |
| 302 | It's fantastic. | 这太棒了。 |
| 303 | You know | 你知道吗 |
| 304 | our leadership is super supportive which is awesome but when you work with the same people | 我们的领导是超级支持的,这是真棒,但当你与同一个人合作 |
| 305 | on your shift you know 12 hours every shift you get to know each other almost like finish | 轮班时你知道每班12小时 每班都了解对方 |
| 306 | other sentences like clock like it just ticks it works. | 其他的句子,像钟 就像它只是滴答它的工作。 |
| 307 | I hope this video helped improve your | 我希望这段视频能帮助你改进 |
| 308 | understanding of emergency medical services. | 了解紧急医疗服务。 |
| 309 | This job definitely takes a toll on both the mind and | 这份工作绝对会给大家带来损失 |
| 310 | body so be sure to show some appreciation to your local EMS and an extra special thank you to my | 身体要对你的本地环境管理系统 表示某种赞赏 还要特别感谢你们 |
| 311 | amazing mom and of course as always thank you all so much for watching and I will see you all in | 了不起的妈妈,当然,总是 感谢大家这么多 看,我会看到你全部在 |
| 312 | the next one. | 下一个 |
| 313 | Bye! | 再见! |
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