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词汇语境记忆 26
Day 26
Many leaflets and manuals offer practical techniques on first aid, which state that calling emergency numbers without delay is the first step. But before paramedics in the ambulance come, you can save yourself or look after others’ welfare by using first aid. If you get burned by radiation, acids or other chemicals, don’t panic or scream. Instead, remove any clothes unless you see fabric sticking to the burned skin. Then wash it under the running water. With your skin swollen and full of blisters or with your nerves damaged, there is an urgent need to rush to the hospital. Swallowing foods too quickly can cause you to choke on steak, toast or anything else with ease. Then, people around you can slap on your back, forcing the obstruction out. As for a bleeding nose, neither should you keep your face up, nor should you press the nose tightly. You can use the mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing method to save a drowned man. You can apply cold water to the sprained ankle. All in all, learning some knowledge about first aid makes a great difference.
许多传单和手册都提供了实用的急救技术,其中指出立即拨打紧急电话是第一步。但在救护车上的医护人员到来之前,你可以通过急救来拯救自己或照顾他人的福利。如果您被辐射、酸或其他化学物质灼伤,请不要惊慌或尖叫。相反,除非您看到织物粘在烧伤的皮肤上,否则请脱掉任何衣服。然后在流水下清洗。皮肤肿胀、满是水泡或神经受损,急需赶往医院。吞咽食物太快会导致您很容易被牛排、吐司或其他任何东西噎住。然后,你周围的人可以拍打你的背,迫使障碍物离开。至于流鼻血,你也不应该仰着脸,也不应该紧紧地按着鼻子。您可以使用口对口人工呼吸法来拯救溺水者。您可以将冷水浇在扭伤的脚踝上。总而言之,学习一些急救知识有很大的不同。
I 核心单词&短语
1./ˈliːflət/ n. 传单
2./ˈmænjuəl/ n. 手册
3./ˈpræktɪkl/ adj. 实用的
4./tekˈniːk/ n. 技术
5./dɪˈleɪ/ v. 延迟
6./ˌpærəˈmedɪks/ n. 护理人员
7./ˈæmbjələns/ n. 救护车
8./ˈwelfeə(r)/ n. 福利
9./ˌreɪdiˈeɪʃn/ n. 辐射
10./ˈpænɪk/ n. 恐慌
11./skriːm/ v. 尖叫
12./ˈæsɪd/ n. 酸
13./ˈfæbrɪk/ n. 织物
14./ˈswəʊlən/ adj. 肿胀的
15./ˈblɪstə(r)/ n. 水疱
16./nɜːv/ n. 神经
17./ˈɜːrɡənt/ adj. 紧急的
18./tʃəʊk/ v. 窒息
19./iːz/ v. 减轻
20./slæp/ v. 掌掴
21./steɪk/ n. 牛排
22./əbˈstrʌkʃn/ n. 障碍物
23./feɪs ʌp/ 面对
24./ˈtaɪtli/ adv. 紧紧地
25./ˈblɪːdɪŋ/ v. 流血
26.嘴对嘴人工呼吸法
27./draʊn/ v. 溺水
28./spreɪn/ v. 扭伤
29./ˈæŋkl/ n. 脚踝
核心单词&短语
1.leaflet
2.manual
3.practical
4.technique
5.delay
6.param