那儿有监控 有什么问题马上呼叫
“There's a camera there. Call out if anything happens.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Glasses are a hazard. I'll hold onto them for you.”
那儿有 监控 有什么问题 马上 呼叫
“There's a camera there. Call out if anything happens.”
“You are being watched for your own safety, so don't worry, and don't try anything.”
In Chinese detention centers or psychiatric facilities, strict preventative safety measures—such as removing eyeglasses—are enforced, though staff often soften the procedure with polite, reassuring language.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
surveillance / security camera / to monitor
Used both as a noun (security camera/footage) and a verb (to monitor) in security and daily contexts.
if there is any problem
A versatile conditional phrase used in customer service, workplace, or security settings to offer assistance.
immediately / right away
Extremely common adverb used before a verb to indicate urgent or immediate action.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“But the surveillance cameras there were broken, and are under maintenance, so they didn't capture anything.”
“There are surveillance cameras here. It's all recorded. You can ask for the recording.”
“Are you sure those surveillance cameras were working?”
“The surveillance camera won't catch us here. Count on me. I'm not scrolling my phone.”
“You can check it. I'd like to check too.”
“We're checking the security cameras for more information.”