Alarm system
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定义
an alarm system: 报警系统
an alarm: 闹钟，警报
示例
- "We've increased the voltage on our electric shock feature, we've pumped up the volume on our alarms and we've added infra-red capabilities to our video surveillance systems. Act now and we'll include at no extra cost, the ultimate canine insurance system: a live Rottweiler to complement the SSSS5000!"
- "If you're wise, you'll equip your home with a top-of-the-range security system. Consider an alarm, motion-activated security lights, and perhaps CCTV cameras."
- "Alarm! Everybody to the boardroom immediately!"
- "Alarm system, storage space, hi-speed internet"
- "This exciting new product includes closed-circuit surveillance video and an emergency alarm warning."
- "(Sound of alarm clock ringing)"
- "This exciting new product features closed-circuit surveillance video and a state of the art emergency alarm warning."
练习 1
Can you find the words from the dialogue that match the definitions given below? The words are all related to security!
The first word refers to a warning sound:
The fire went off and we all had to evacuate the building.
The second term is a phrasal verb (TWO words) which means to enter a building with force and without permission:
It would be really easy to to that bank because the security guard is on holiday.
The third word means a person you do not know:
A tall dark handsome will come into your life this week and sweep you off your feet!
The fourth word is a verb which means to deceive or fool someone into believing something that isn't true.
The salesman tried to me into buying a holiday home. The house was built on a marsh!
The first word refers to a warning sound:
The fire went off and we all had to evacuate the building.
The second term is a phrasal verb (TWO words) which means to enter a building with force and without permission:
It would be really easy to to that bank because the security guard is on holiday.
The third word means a person you do not know:
A tall dark handsome will come into your life this week and sweep you off your feet!
The fourth word is a verb which means to deceive or fool someone into believing something that isn't true.
The salesman tried to me into buying a holiday home. The house was built on a marsh!
Can you find the words from the dialogue that match the definitions given below? The words are all related to security!
The first word refers to a warning sound:
The fire alarm 1 went off and we all had to evacuate the building.
The second term is a phrasal verb (TWO words) which means to enter a building with force and without permission:
It would be really easy to break in 2 to that bank because the security guard is on holiday.
The third word means a person you do not know:
A tall dark handsome stranger 3 will come into your life this week and sweep you off your feet!
The fourth word is a verb which means to deceive or fool someone into believing something that isn't true.
The salesman tried to trick 4 me into buying a holiday home. The house was built on a marsh!
The first word refers to a warning sound:
The fire alarm 1 went off and we all had to evacuate the building.
The second term is a phrasal verb (TWO words) which means to enter a building with force and without permission:
It would be really easy to break in 2 to that bank because the security guard is on holiday.
The third word means a person you do not know:
A tall dark handsome stranger 3 will come into your life this week and sweep you off your feet!
The fourth word is a verb which means to deceive or fool someone into believing something that isn't true.
The salesman tried to trick 4 me into buying a holiday home. The house was built on a marsh!
1 alarm: This is the right answer. This is a loud sound that is usually triggered in the event of an emergency to warn people. They are not only used in urgent situations. Most people need an "alarm clock" to wake up in the morning.
2 break in: This is the right answer. We usually use the term to "break in" with property. For example, to break in to a house, a car, a shop.
3 stranger: This is the correct answer. Be careful not to confuse the term "stranger" with the term "foreigner" which is someone from another country. Here's another example: "Children should never talk to strangers, especially if they have sweeties".
4 trick: This is the right answer! To "trick" someone means to falsely lead someone into thinking something is true. Synonyms include to "fool", to "deceive", to "mislead" or to "con".
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