Some Top Tips for Safe Swimming 安全游泳的幾個重要提示

武麗萍

夏天到了，蟬鳴和酷熱接連來襲，去游泳館游泳、戲水是再好不過的解暑方式了。不過游泳也有不少注意事項(xiàng)，一旦忽視后果不堪設(shè)想。以下一些提示可能對你有所幫助。

Swimming safely is of vital importance.Even if you're at the swimming pool with "lifeguards around you， you need to do all you can to make sure you're as safe in water as you can be. Here are some important safety tips to pay attention to.

1. Read the signs. Look for the signs posted around the swimming area and take the time to carefully read all of them.2）Abide by the safety regulations written on the signs.

2. Don't run. Never run around the swimming pool. Surfaces around the swimming pool are wet and tend to get extremely 3）slippery and you could easily get hurt if you're not care-ful.

3.Look before diving in. Some swimming pools strictly forbid leaping into the water， while some allow it. If the swimming pool regulations state that you are allowed to jump in and you wanna try， always look around to make sure you don't injure any- body already in the water.

4. Swim in safe areas only. It's always best to swim in places that are 4supervised by a lifeguard. No one can anticipate dangers. If something does go wrong， lifeguards can rescue in time.

5.Buddy up！ The “buddy” system is a good method to ensure 5）maximum safety while swimming. If you're unsure in your swim- ming abilities， ask a more experienced swimmer to be in the water alongside you，just in case.

6. Don't overdo it. Be realistic and always stay within your swimming abilities. Swim as far and as 6lvigo-rously as you feel comfortable with， and stop to rest if you notice you're starting to get tired.

7. Drink plenty of liquids. It's easy toget dehydrated after swimming， particularly if you're sweating.Keep up with 7fluids to pre- vent dehydration.Feeling 8lightheaded，or nausea can be signs of dehydration.

1） lifeguard ['larfga：d] n.救生員

2） abide [e'baid] v.遵守

3） slippery ['slip?ri] adj.濕滑的，容易打滑的

4） supervise [?su?p?va?z] v. 監(jiān)督

5） maximum [?m?ks?m?m] adj. 最大的

6） vigorously ['v?ɡ?r?sl?] adv. 有力地，堅(jiān)決地

7） fluid [?flu??d] n. 液體

8） lightheaded ['la?t'hed?d] adj. 頭昏眼花的

詞組加油站

pay attention to 注意

look around 環(huán)顧四周

get dehydrated 脫水

安全游泳至關(guān)重要。即使你在游泳館里，周圍有救生員，你也需要盡你所能來確保你在水中的安全。以下是幾條重要的安全提示。

1.閱讀提示標(biāo)牌。尋找張貼在游泳區(qū)周圍的提示標(biāo)牌，并花時(shí)間仔細(xì)閱讀所有內(nèi)容。遵守標(biāo)牌上寫的安全規(guī)定。

2.不要跑。切勿在游泳池周圍奔跑。游泳池周圍的地面很濕，也非?；?，如果你不小心，會很容易受傷。

3.跳水前請先看一下。有些游泳池嚴(yán)格禁止跳入水中，而有些游泳池則允許跳入水中。如果游泳池允許且你想嘗試跳進(jìn)去，請始終環(huán)顧四周，確保不會傷害已經(jīng)在游泳池中的任何人。

4.僅在安全區(qū)域游泳。最好在有救生員監(jiān)督的地方游泳。沒有人能預(yù)料危險(xiǎn)。如果出現(xiàn)問題，救生員可以及時(shí)救援。

5.和伙伴一起。有人陪伴是確保游泳安全的好方法。如果你不確定自己的游泳能力，請讓更有經(jīng)驗(yàn)的游泳者在你旁邊，這樣可以以防萬一。

6.不要過度。要實(shí)事求是，始終保持在你的游泳能力范圍內(nèi)。當(dāng)你游得舒暢時(shí)，盡可能用力地游并游得遠(yuǎn)些，如果你覺得累了，就停下來休息。

7.多補(bǔ)充水分。游完泳很容易脫水，特別是出汗時(shí)。補(bǔ)充水分可以防止脫水。頭暈眼花或惡心可能是脫水的征兆。