金融英語口語聽力教程第40課：銀行安全系統(tǒng)
Bank Security Systems
銀行安全系統(tǒng)
Situation 40
情景 40
Haro'd Wayne is a bank guard.He is explaining the bank's security program to one of his friends.
哈羅德·韋恩是位銀行警衛(wèi)，他正向他的一個(gè)朋友說明銀行的保安工作。
Wayne:Modern banks are really very secure .We have lots of special electronic equipment to protect against robberies.
韋恩：現(xiàn)代銀行確實(shí)是很安全的。我們有很多特殊的電子設(shè)備防備搶劫盜竊。
Friend:Do you have hidden cameras ,too?I saw the films from one once on the evening news.
朋友：你們也裝有暗藏的照相機(jī)嗎?有一次，我在晚間新聞中見到過這種相機(jī)所拍成的影片。
W;Yes,the cameras are activated by teller's alarm.Actually ,the alarm is hidden on the floor near teller's foot.
韋恩：照相機(jī)是由出納員那里的警報(bào)器操縱的，實(shí)際上，警報(bào)器就藏在靠近出納員的腳邊的地板上，
It's possible to push it without letting someone know you are doing it .
完全有可能沒被別人覺察就去推動(dòng)警報(bào)器。
F;How about bullet-proof glass.Why don't you use that?
朋友：防彈玻璃是怎么回事?為什么你們不使用它?
W:Most banks try to project a friendly and open image .If we use bullet-proof glass or iron bars in front of the teller's cages,
韋恩：大多數(shù)銀行都盡量表現(xiàn)出一副友好的、公開的形象。如果我們?cè)诔黾{員的窗口前裝一防彈玻璃或者鐵條，
it would make the bank book like a castle.
那就會(huì)使銀行看起來象座城堡。
F:Yeah,that's probably true .What about tear gas?
朋友：是的，可能真是這樣。那么催淚彈呢?
W;Some banks have tried that,but it wasn't successful .
韋恩：有些銀行嘗試過，但并不成功，
Too many innocent customers got angry when they were gassed ,too.
許多在場無辜的顧客也被熏著了，這些顧客為此很生氣。
Now we rely on silent alarms and the hidden cameras ,and,of course ,some of money in each cage is marked .
現(xiàn)在我們靠無聲警報(bào)器和暗藏照相機(jī)。當(dāng)然了，還有就是每個(gè)柜里的一些錢作了記號(hào)。
F:Really?How do you know which bills are marked ?
朋友：真的嗎?你們?cè)趺粗滥男╁X作了記號(hào)呢?
W:I can't tell you that,can I ?If I told you about some of our secret precautions ,they wouldn't be secret any more .
韋恩：這個(gè)我不能告訴你了，對(duì)嗎?如果我把我們的一些秘密防備措施都告訴你，這些就不再是秘密措施了。
F:Yes, I guess you're right .And I'll never rob a bank,so I'll never have the chance to find out about all your secrets to prevent robberies.
朋友：是的，我想你是對(duì)的。我是絕對(duì)不會(huì)搶銀行的，因此，我也絕不會(huì)有機(jī)會(huì)去發(fā)現(xiàn)你們防盜的全部秘密措施了。
