地道美语听力播客646: 献血（双语）

Michelle: Did you hurt yourself?

米歇尔：你弄伤了自己吗?

Gabriel: No, why?

加布里埃尔：没有啊，为什么这么问?

Michelle: You have a Band-Aid on your arm.

米歇尔：你手臂上有一个创可贴。

Gabriel: Oh, that. I donated blood today.

加布里埃尔：哦，那个啊，我今天献血了。

Michelle: You did? That’s great. I’d like to donate blood, but every time I get close to a needle, I feel light-headed. I’m afraid if I go through with it, and they actually draw blood, I’ll faint.

米歇尔：你去献血啦?那太好了，我也想去献血，但是每次我一接近针头，我就感觉头晕，我怕我去那献血时，他们一真抽血，我就晕倒了。

Gabriel: I’m use to it. I give blood all the time. The needle doesn’t bother me.

加布里埃尔：我已经习惯了，我一直都在献血，针头不会影响到我。

Michelle: That’s very admirable. I know how important it is for hospitals to have a good supply of blood for use in transfusions.

米歇尔：你真令人钦佩，我知道有一个良好的血液供应来用于输血，对医院是多么的重要。

Gabriel: I don’t mind doing it. It’s not a big deal.

加布里埃尔：我不介意这么做，这没什么大不了。

Michelle: But it is a big deal. If relief organizations didn’t have enough blood when they traveled to disaster areas, they couldn’t help the injured people there. I’m sure that’s why you do it, right?

米歇尔：但这很重要，如果前往灾区的救援组织没有足够的血，就不能帮助灾区的伤员。我相信这就是为什么你要这么做，是吧?

Gabriel: Well...

加布里埃尔：额，那个……

Michelle: Well, what?

米歇尔：那个什么?

Gabriel: There is a particularly pretty nurse who works in the bloodmobile...

加布里埃尔：有一个特别漂亮的护士在巡回采血车里工作。

Michelle: Ah.

米歇尔：啊!