你不能因为我们……我们没按时接你放学就打紧急电话号码。
You don't call them because we're…we're late picking you up.
汤普森说这是他第一次碰到有人因为这样的个人原因而打紧急电话。
Thompson said it was the first case he knew of in which someone called the emergency line for such a personal reason.
困在电梯里当然会有危险，但是庆幸的是，这种情况很少见，你可以拨打紧急电话，得到援助。
Of course there's always the danger of getting stuck in one– but thankfully that's rare and usually you can dial an emergency number and be rescued.
卡斯滕：事实上就是这样，它已经被遥控激活。手机屏幕也显示它已经被锁定，你只能用它来打紧急电话。
KARSTEN: Actually yes, it has been remotely activated and the device is showing a screen which says it is locked and you can use it only to place emergency calls.
相较而言，只有百分之二十的孩子能“自己游泳”。百分之十一的孩子可以自己系鞋带，百分之二十的孩子知道如何拨打紧急电话。
By contrast, only 20 percent can "swim unaided," 11 percent can tie their shoelaces without help, and 20 percent know how to make an emergency phone call.
灾难后电话的使用量会因人们确认自己或他人的安全而激增，使得拨打紧急电话，如110和119变得困难，所以请避免拨打不必要的电话。
Phone line usage jumps up during disasters because of people trying to confirm the safety of themselves or others. This can obstruct emergency phone calls, such as 110, 119.
灾难后电话的使用量会因人们确认自己或他人的安全而激增，使得拨打紧急电话，如110和119变得困难，所以请避免拨打不必要的电话。
Phone line usage jumps up during disasters because of people trying to confirm the safety of themselves or others. This can obstruct emergency phone calls, such as 110, 119.
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