2--Yup.
 
1--But the workers have to stay afterwards?
 
2--Yes, they have to wait for all the customers to leave the building.
 
1--Do you mean to leave the store?
 
2--Yes, to leave the store.
 
1--And then when the bell rings, all the workers go running. It is interesting. They stand still waiting for the customers, and then all of a sudden, there is a mad dash. It is like they are escaping.
 
2--But they have a meeting in the evening.
 
1--Wait a second. What did the store’s loudspeaker just announce?
 
2--All workers have a meeting in the evening on the third floor.
 
1--So they all have to go there after work? I think I’ve seen it before in a grocery store. They all line up and the boss tells them what to do and what they did badly.
 
2--Yes. They talk to the boss and he gives them the orders.
 
1--What did the loudspeaker announce just now?
 
2--They welcomed all the customers to return to the store.
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注解：
 
1.customers顾客
2.escaping逃
3.announce通知

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译文：

1--这样的百货商店通常是 9:30 关门吗？
2--是的。
1--但是员工还得再呆一会儿吧？
2--是的，他们必须等所有顾客离开后才能离开。
1--你是说离开百货商店吗？
2--对，离开商店。
1--然后，当铃响时，所有的员工都开始匆忙地离开了。真是太有趣了——他们先是站着等候顾客离开，然后，突然一下就不见了。像是逃跑了。
2--不过，他们晚上有会议啊。
1--等等，刚才广播里通知什么了？
2--全体员工今晚在三楼开会。
1--这么说，全体员工必须在下班后去三楼吗？我想我曾在一家杂货店门口遇见过这类事情。全体员工排队站在一起，老板吩咐他们要做的事情，并且提出员工们做得不好的地方。
2--是的。他们向老板汇报工作。老板吩咐他们做事。
1--刚才广播里又通知什么了？
2--说“欢迎您再次光临本店”。