Nobody really disputes that we are badly unprepared for this threat. "If something like this pandemic were to happen today," says Falkenrath, "the government would be mostly an observer, not a manager." The government can't even give intelligent advice to its citizens because it doesn't actually know what to say. We don't know whether people should 【stay put】, leave cities, stay home or go to the nearest hospital. During the cold war, hundreds of people in government participated in dozens of crisis simulations of nuclear wars, accidents and incidents. These "tabletop exercises" were conducted so that if and when a real crisis hit, policymakers would not be confronting critical decisions for the first time. No such expertise exists for today's deadliest threat.

熱心網(wǎng)友

呆在原處,留在原地,固定不動(dòng)Thebabywouldn'tstayputlongenoughforthephototobetaken.這孩子總動(dòng)換,拍不了照片。heeven總是跟上時(shí)事呢!:)

熱心網(wǎng)友

stay put : 安裝牢固，原位不動(dòng)。