My package got lost in the mail. I stopped by my local Post Office and asked them to track it down. “It's not that simple,” the clerk said. “You have to fill out a mail loss form before we can initiate a search.” “Okay,” I said. “I'll take one.” He rummaged under his counter, then went to ask some other clerks, and returned, “You have to come back later. We ran out of the forms.”
我的包裹寄丟了。我到附近郵局要求他們查找。郵局職員說(shuō):“這可沒(méi)那么簡(jiǎn)單。你必須先填一張郵件丟失表,我們才能開(kāi)始查找。”我說(shuō):“好吧,那我就填一張好了。”他在柜臺(tái)下面翻騰了好一陣,又跑去問(wèn)另外幾個(gè)職員,然后回來(lái)說(shuō):“你只好再來(lái)一次了。這種表格用完了。”