美国国家公共电台 NPR 新西兰薯条厂土豆中发现二战手榴弹

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WWII grenade found among potatoes at French fry factory in New Zealand

新西兰薯条厂土豆中发现二战手榴弹

Transcript¹

Employees at the Mr. Chips factory thought it might be a muddy potato, but it was a grenade on the conveyor belt. The bomb squad² was called, and it was determined³ the grenade wasn't active.

Chips先生工厂的员工认为这可能是一个带泥的土豆，但这是传送带上的一枚手榴弹。炸弹小组接到电话，确定手榴弹没有活动。

A MARTINEZ, HOST:

马丁内斯，主持人：

Good morning. I'm A Martinez. OK. You're a worker at a french fry factory on the lookout⁴ for anything amiss on the conveyor belt. Then you see something that doesn't look quite right. For an employee at a Mr. Chips plant in New Zealand, the anomaly wasn't a muddy potato or even a stone but a World War II grenade. The bomb squad was called in. Don't worry, the spud was a dud. But maybe they can still use this throwback to the '90s marketing⁵ campaign that I just came up with - our potatoes are the bomb. It's MORNING EDITION.

早上好我是马丁内斯。好吧。你是一家炸薯条厂的工人，正在留意传送带上的任何问题。然后你会看到一些看起来不太对劲的东西。对于新西兰Mr.Chips工厂的一名员工来说，这种反常现象不是一个泥土豆，甚至不是一块石头，而是一枚二战时期的手榴弹。拆弹小组被叫来了。别担心，土豆是个哑弹。但也许他们仍然可以利用我刚刚想到的90年代的营销活动——我们的土豆就是炸弹。这是早上版。