LEAVE FOR HELICOPTER TO TRANSPORT TO JUNKYARD
等待由直升机送往废品厂
“I don’t know,” said Jack. He read further:
“我不知道。”杰克说。他继续读着：
“Uh-oh. This doesn’t sound good,” said Jack. He read further:
“哎呀，好像情况不妙啊！”杰克说，他接着往下读：
WEDNESDAY, JULY 7
7月 7日，星期三
Jack and Annie read further:
杰克和安妮继续读道：
FOUND TINY CRACK IN HULL
发现壳体有细微裂缝
“So this sub is broken, right?” said Annie.
“那么这是只坏了的潜水艇了？”安妮问。
“Yeah, the oceanographer was writing notes on the computer,” said Jack.
“是啊，海洋学家也是在电脑上记笔记。”杰克说。
“This is like your notebook,” said Annie.
“这真像是你做的笔记。”安妮说。
“A crack where?” said Annie.
“裂缝，在哪儿？”安妮问。
CRACK HAS WIDENED
裂缝变大了
“Yikes,” said Annie.
“呀！”安妮说。
“What’s a ship’s log?” said Annie.
“航行日志是什么呀？”安妮问。
COLLECTED ROCK AND SHELL SAMPLES
收集岩石和贝壳类动物标本
“Yep,” said Jack.
“对。”杰克回答。
MORE TINY CRACKS
出现更多裂缝
MAPPED OCEAN FLOOR
绘制海底地图
CANNOT BE FIXED
无法修复
HEADING BACK TO REEF TODAY
今天开始返回礁石
THURSDAY, JULY 8
7月 8日，星期四
“Hey, that was just last week,” said Jack. He read further:
“哎，那就是上个礼拜啊！”杰克说。他继续道：
TUESDAY, JULY 6
7月 6日，星期二
DEFECTIVE SUB
潜水艇出问题
He peered at the computer screen and read a log entry: MONDAY, JULY 5
他瞟了一眼电脑屏幕，读了一条记录：7月 5日，星期一
“ ’Defective’ means broken, right?” said Annie.
“‘出问题’是指坏了对吧？”安妮问。
RETURN TO REEF
返回礁石
“Yep,” said Jack. “And it was waiting to be taken away by a helicopter. To a junkyard.”
“是啊。”杰克说，“而且它正等着被直升机送往废品厂报废呢！”
MUST RETURN TO REEF SOON
必须马上返回礁石
“It’s a diary of an ocean trip,” said Jack.
“是航海时记的日记。”杰克回答。
Jack gasped, too.
杰克也惊得屏住了呼吸。
She pressed the waves picture on the computer screen.
她按了按电脑屏幕上的波浪图。
Then another — and another — and another — and another — and another — and another!
接着又一个，又一个，又一个，又一个，又一个，又一个！
Slowly, the octopus crept through the water. Its eight arms reached for the mini-sub.
只见那只章鱼缓缓在水里爬着，然后伸出它的八只手臂扑向小潜艇。
“Oh!” gasped Annie.
“哎呀！”安妮倒吸了一口凉气。
The mini-sub began to rise slowly.
小潜艇随之开始缓缓上升。
“It’s coming after us,” said Annie.
“它正跟着我们。”安妮说。
“Let’s try pressing the waves picture,” said Annie.
“我们来试试这个上面有波浪的图标吧。”安妮说，
Then another arm came out.
紧接着又伸出来另外一只。
Just then, a long arm came out from behind it.
可就在这时，从植物后面伸出了一只长手臂。
The sub moved past the giant plant. Jack breathed a sigh of relief.
小潜艇驶过了那株巨大的植物，杰克长舒了一口气。
Two eyes were staring out from behind a giant sea plant. They looked human — except they were as big as golf balls.
只见从一株巨大的海洋植物后面探出了两只眼睛，它们很像人眼，但却有高尔夫球那么大。
“What –? Whose –?” sputtered Annie.
“什么东西？谁的眼睛？”安妮语无伦次地说。
“Don’t ask,” said Jack.
“别问了。”杰克说。
They stared back at the plant.
他们回头又看了眼那株植物。
The sub went past a small coral mountain. It went past schools of fish and waving plants.
潜艇经过一座小珊瑚山，一群又一群的鱼，还有在水中摇曳的植物。
“Oh, good,” said Jack.
“太好了。”杰克说。
“Now we really have to get back,” said Jack.
“现在我们真的要回去了。”杰克说。
Jack and Annie stared in horror at a giant octopus.
杰克和安妮惊骇地发现那竟然是一只巨大的章鱼！
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