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(单词翻译:双击或拖选)
From today it is illegal1 to hold your cell2 phone and talk or text while driving. If you need to use a phone in the car, you must pull over to the side of the road and stop. You may instead use a hand-less phone which works3 when it hears your voice. This kind of phone is fixed4 in place in your car and you don’t need to touch it. You say the name of the person you want to speak to and the phone dials the number. Then you can speak to that person. The phone turns itself off when you stop talking.
More than 50 countries have this law banning cell phones in cars. Holding a phone means5 you are driving with only one hand. There have been accidents. Of course, it is not just holding the phone which is dangerous. It can be dangerous to talk, text, send emails, drink coffee, read the paper, put on make up or do any of those other things which drivers sometimes do. A driver needs to pay attention at all times when driving. It is much safer to turn the phone off when in the car.
Many business people are worried they will lose business if a customer cannot contact them easily. But business people in other countries manage. New Zealand business people will manage too.
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adj.不合法的,非法的,犯法的 | |
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n.区,细胞,血球;小室,牢房;电池,光电管;基层组织 | |
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3 works | |
n.作品,著作;工厂,活动部件,机件 | |
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4 fixed | |
adj.固定的,不变的,准备好的;(计算机)固定的 | |
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5 means | |
n.方法,手段,折中点,物质财富 | |
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