寄存黃金店家跑路
Matt and Victoria are friends. They are having a conversation.
邁特和維多利亞是朋友，他們正在交談。
Matt: Hey Victoria, did you hear about the news about the gold scam in China?
邁特：嘿，維多利亞，你有聽說過中國黃金詐騙的新聞嗎？
Victoria: Yeah, it’s really bad! Can you believe they tricked people into leaving their gold in the jewelry shops and then closed down?
維多利亞：有啊，真是太糟糕了！你能相信他們竟然騙人把金飾留在銀樓，然後就倒閉了嗎？
trick(v.)欺騙、誘騙、哄騙trick sb. into V-ing哄騙某人做～close down倒閉、停業
Matt: I know, it’s awful. People lost so much money. Did you hear about that lady who bought 350 grams of gold?
邁特：對啊，太可怕了。人們損失了很多錢。你有聽說那個買了350克金飾的小姐嗎？
awful(adj.)極壞的、糟糕的、可怕的
Victoria: Yeah, it’s really sad. She trusted the company because it’s a big state-owned business.
維多利亞：有，真是令人難過。她是因為那家公司是大型國營企業才相信。
trust(v.)(n.)相信、信任believe(v.)相信（比較針對事情）state(n.)政府、國家
Matt: And now the company in charge is trying to put the blame on others. It’s such a mess.
邁特：而現在負責的公司正試圖把責任推卸給別人。真是一團糟。
in charge負責put the blame on sb.將責任歸咎於某人mess(n.)混亂、一團糟messy(adj.)混亂的
Victoria: Well, I hope the victims can get their gold back.
維多利亞：唉，我希望受害者能拿回他們的金飾。
victim(n.)受害者
Matt: Me too. It’s a reminder to always be careful, even with big companies.
邁特：我也是。這提醒我們，即使是遇上大公司也要小心。
reminder(n.)提醒remind(v.)提醒
Victoria: For sure. Let’s hope this doesn’t happen again.
維多利亞：當然。希望這種事再也不要發生。