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回顧經歷與修正判斷英語對話

Warnings We Chose Not to See

CEFR 等級:
B2
句子數:
16
長度:
2 分鐘
對話人物:
Tom & Emma

《Warnings We Chose Not to See》是一篇 B2 級別的回顧經歷與修正判斷英語對話,共 16 句台詞,長度約 2 分鐘,由 Tom & Emma 兩人完成。以下是完整台詞與逐句中英對照翻譯,讀完可以挑一個角色開口跟讀。

對話原文與翻譯

每句先給英文原句,下面一行是中文翻譯。想練口說時把譯文遮住,跟著音訊一句句複述。

  1. Tom 0:00

    After the launch failed, everyone blamed the vendor, but I think we ignored earlier warning signs.

    這次上線失敗後大家都怪廠商,但我覺得我們其實忽略了更早的警訊。

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  2. Emma 0:06

    Which warning feels most important now, the slipping timeline or the messy testing reports?

    你現在覺得最關鍵的警訊是哪個?進度一直滑,還是測試報告混亂?

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  3. Tom 0:12

    Probably the testing reports, because we kept calling them temporary and avoided another delay.

    應該是測試報告,因為我們一直把它當暫時狀況,並回避再延後。

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  4. Emma 0:18

    So the failure wasn't only missing information, since the team also softened what the information meant.

    所以失敗不只是資訊不足,而是團隊也淡化了那些資訊代表的意思。

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  5. Tom 0:24

    Yes, and I helped that happen by treating repeated minor bugs like separate accidents.

    是,而且我也有責任,因為我把反覆出現的小錯都當成彼此無關的偶發。

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  6. Emma 0:30

    What linked them in hindsight, a common module, the same patch, or a shared workaround?

    事後看,真正把它們串起來的是什麼?同一模組、同一補丁,還是共同權宜解法?

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  7. Tom 0:37

    It was the same workaround, and each quick patch bought two days while burying the deeper instability.

    是同一套權宜解法;每次快修都只多撐兩天,卻把更深層的不穩定埋起來。

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  8. Emma 0:43

    Then short-term relief taught the team to tolerate a pattern that should have triggered concern.

    那短期舒緩其實讓團隊習慣容忍一種本該觸發警戒的模式。

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  9. Tom 0:49

    Exactly, although I still wonder whether I'm being too harsh because the deadline pressure was real.

    沒錯,但我還是會想,我是不是太苛刻了,畢竟當時截止壓力真的很大。

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  10. Emma 0:55

    Pressure explains the choice, but it doesn't erase the pattern that the choice created.

    壓力能解釋當下選擇,但不能抹掉那個選擇後來形成的模式。

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  11. Tom 1:00

    Next time I want a rule that three occurrences of the same defect trigger a formal review instead of quiet optimism.

    下次我想設一條規則:同類缺陷出現三次,就必須正式檢討,而不是私下樂觀。

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  12. Emma 1:08

    That helps, though someone could still rename similar issues and claim they are unrelated.

    這有幫助,但還是可能有人改個名稱,就說那些問題彼此無關。

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  13. Tom 1:14

    Then the trigger should be repeated impact rather than repeated labels, so the pattern stays visible.

    那觸發條件應該看重複的影響,不是重複的標籤,這樣模式才看得見。

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  14. Emma 1:20

    And someone should own the risk publicly, because hidden acceptance is what let the drift continue.

    而且得有人公開承擔風險,因為正是風險被偷偷接受,偏移才會繼續。

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  15. Tom 1:26

    That would have forced us to name the tradeoff instead of pretending time bought certainty.

    那樣本來就會逼我們把取捨說清楚,而不是假裝拖時間就等於更確定。

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  16. Emma 1:31

    Then the failure becomes useful if it changes how your team defines temporary from now on.

    如果它能改變你們團隊往後怎麼定義『暫時』,這次失敗就有價值。

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本課重點單字

從本篇對話中挑出的實義詞,依它們在全部 500 篇對話裡出現的等級排序(越靠後等級出現的越優先)。已排除虛詞、專有名詞與數詞。

  • vendor /ˈvɛndər/ noun

    供應商;賣方

  • softened /ˈsɔfənd/ verb/adjective

    軟化了;緩和的

  • bugs /bʌɡz/ noun

    bug的複數;程式缺陷;小蟲

  • accidents /ˈæksədənts/ noun

    事故;意外事件(複數)

  • hindsight /ˈhaɪndˌsaɪt/ noun

    事後認識;後見之明

  • module /ˈmɑdʒul/ noun

    模組

  • burying /ˈbɛriɪŋ/ verb

    bury的現在分詞;掩埋;埋藏

  • instability /ˌɪnstəˈbɪləti/ noun

    不穩定

  • taught /tɔt/ verb

    教過;教授了

  • tolerate /ˈtɑləˌreɪt/ verb

    容忍;忍受

  • occurrences /əˈkɝənsəz/ noun

    發生的事;出現次數。

  • defect /ˈdifɛkt/ noun

    缺陷;故障