Alltagsenglisch-Wortschatz

an unplanned event that causes harm or damage

事故；意外事件

a device that makes a loud sound to warn people of danger

警报器

a vehicle that takes sick or injured people to the hospital

救护车

to tell someone that you need their help

请求帮助；求助

to stay away from a person, place, or thing

避开；远离

warn someone to avoid danger or mistakes

小心！注意安全！

to lose blood from a part of your body

流血；出血

to damage something, or become damaged, so that it is in pieces or does not work

弄坏；破损；摔碎

for a vehicle or machine to stop working

出故障；抛锚

damaged so that something cannot be used normally

坏了的；损坏的

to hurt or damage something with heat, or be damaged by heat

烧伤；烫伤；烧坏

to give off flames and heat while being used up

燃烧

without intending to do something or make it happen

无意中；偶然

because someone made an unintended error

无意中；误……

to ask the emergency service to send an ambulance

叫救护车

to use your voice or a phone to get urgent assistance

呼救；打电话求助

to decide that an arrangement or order will not continue

取消

paying attention so that you do not hurt anyone or make a mistake

小心的；仔细的

with attention so that you avoid harm or mistakes

小心地；仔细地

to tell someone that something is wrong or unsatisfactory

投诉；抱怨

a statement that a product, service or situation is unsatisfactory

投诉；不满意见

to have a vehicle accident or cause a vehicle to hit something

撞车；使车辆碰撞

the possibility that someone will be hurt

危险

likely to hurt someone or cause a serious problem

危险的

to take action about a problem or situation

处理；应对

a wait that makes something happen later than expected

延误；耽搁

to do something later than planned or arrange for it to happen later

推迟；延后

an instruction telling people not to go into a place

禁止进入

to fall or to let something fall from where it was held

掉落；使掉落