How using your mind and five senses can help you solve mysteries.
利用你的心智及五官如何能幫助你破解謎團。
Today, police have many advanced tools to hunt down dangerous criminals. Using these methods doesn’t always work, though. In some cases, police need to go back to using their natural instincts. This is what happened recently in Jiangsu, China. Police officers there were looking for a gangster▼ named Guo Bing. Guo knew they were after him, so he went into hiding. First, the police tried to use facial recognition▼ technology to locate him. This helped them find his apartment building, but they didn’t know which room he was staying in. So, they positioned a camera near the building’s entrance. One day, the camera caught Guo returning home from the market with a big bag of vegetables and soup. Although they still didn’t know his room number, the video gave them an idea. Guo’s groceries suggested that he was planning to make hot pot▼. So, the police officers used their noses to search the building. When officers smelled spicy hot pot coming from a room on the 7th floor, they knocked on the door. Inside, they discovered Guo and arrested him.
1. hunt down... / hunt...down 緝捕∕追捕……
That dangerous murderer was eventually hunted down by the police.
那個危險的殺人犯最終被警察緝捕到案。
2. criminal n. 罪犯
The police turned over the criminal to the FBI.
警方將罪犯送交聯邦調查局。
3. instinct n. 本能，本性；直覺
When you aren’t sure what to do, try following your instinct.
你不確定要做什麼時，就試著跟隨你的直覺吧。
4. go into hiding 藏匿起來
The pop idol went into hiding after receiving death threats.
那位流行偶像受到死亡威脅後就躲了起來。
5. position vt. 擺放，安置
The clothes are neatly positioned on the bed.
衣服被整齊地擺在床上。
6. grocery n. 食品雜貨（常用複數）
Every day, Simon buys groceries for the whole family after he gets off work.
賽門每天下班都會幫全家買雜貨食品。
7. spicy a. 辛辣的
Helen was sweating like a pig after she ate a big bowl of spicy noodles.
海倫吃完一大碗麻辣麵後簡直汗如雨下。
* sweat like a pig 汗如雨下，汗流浹背
8. arrest vt. 逮捕
All the people in the protest were arrested by the police.
參與這場抗議行動的所有人都被警方逮捕了。
* protest n. 抗議
