弗蘭克·阿巴內爾 09

[00:12.41]弗蘭克·阿巴內爾 [00:16.69]飛行員?醫(yī)生?律師?大學老師? [00:21.99]不! [00:24.16]他只是一個高中還沒畢業(yè)的孩子! [00:28.64]一個極具天賦的騙子! [00:33.82]一個普通人! [00:40.14]Frank Abagnale 弗蘭克·阿巴內爾 [00:48.06]on condition that 以…為條件 [00:52.45]background checks 調查背景 [00:55.98]aproach 走近 [00:59.11]staff 職員 [01:01.82]paperhangers 使用假支票或偽鈔的人 [01:09.61]In 1974, after only serving less than five years, [01:15.45]the United States federal government [01:17.97]released him on condition [01:20.89]that he would help the federal authorities [01:23.90]against fraud and scam artists-without pay. [01:29.23]After his release, Abagnale tried several jobs, [01:33.69]from a cook, grocer, and movie projectionist, [01:38.86]but he was fired from most of these [01:42.53]upon having his criminal career [01:44.64]discovered via background checks. [01:47.79]Finding them unsatisfying, [01:50.78]he approached a bank with an offer. [01:53.87]He explained to the bank what he had done, [01:57.72]and offered to speak to the bank's staff [02:00.58]and show various tricks [02:02.62]that "paperhangers" use to defraud banks. [02:07.90]講解 [02:59.60]語言點 [03:01.32]on condition that 如果，只要 [03:06.31]You can use the bicycle [03:07.96]on condition that you return it tomorrow. [03:16.00]condition 條件 [03:19.78]in condition [03:27.81]out of condition [03:29.99]background check 背景調查 [03:57.20]approach 接近，靠近 [04:06.19]happy summer holiday is approaching [04:11.06]通道 / 方法 [04:15.26]to [04:16.97]I like her approach to the problem. [04:23.15]staff 全體職員 [04:26.61]the teaching staff [04:31.39]staff [04:39.00]a staff member / a member of the staff [04:56.74]be impressed 被打動 [04:59.47]legitimate 合法的 [05:03.60]That same year, [05:04.96]Abagnale made an offer to the bank [05:07.99]that if they did not find his speech helpful, [05:11.33]they owed him nothing; [05:13.73]otherwise, they owed him $50 [05:17.11]and would spread his name to other banks. [05:20.47]Naturally, they were very impressed, [05:23.78]and he began a legitimate life as a security consultant. [05:40.25]講解 [06:09.29]語言點 [06:12.17]owe 欠 [06:16.76]He owes me five dollars. [06:26.86]Hi, buddy, I owe you one. [06:34.02]own [06:38.85]my own room [06:42.94]legitimate 合法的，合理的 [06:46.69]He had a legitimate reason for being late. [06:54.11]illegitimate 非法的，不合理的 [07:00.29]a illegitimate child [07:20.90]lecture tour 巡回講座 [07:24.62]scam 詐騙 [07:27.51]avoidance 預防 [07:30.84]He later founded Abagnale & Associates, [07:34.32]which advises the business world on fraud, [07:37.59]and organizes lecture tours. [07:41.38]Through this system, [07:42.97]he raised enough money to pay back all those [07:46.34]he scammed over his criminal career. [07:50.01]Abagnale is now a multi-millionaire [07:53.24]through his legal fraud detection [07:55.70]and avoidance consulting business [07:58.47]based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. [08:01.85]He lives in the Midwest with his wife, [08:04.98]whom he married one year after becoming legitimate, [08:08.77]and three sons. [08:18.23]講解 [09:09.78]In 1974, after only serving less than five years, [09:15.68]the United States federal government [09:18.10]released him [09:19.82]on condition that he would help the federal authorities [09:24.24]against fraud and scam artists-without pay. [09:29.41]After his release, Abagnale tried several jobs, [09:34.34]from a cook, grocer, and movie projectionist, [09:39.10]but he was fired from most of these [09:42.56]upon having his criminal career discovered [09:45.45]via background checks. [09:48.07]Finding them unsatisfying, [09:50.76]he approached a bank with an offer. [09:53.57]He explained to the bank what he had done, [09:57.72]and offered to speak to the bank's staff [10:00.53]and show various tricks [10:02.59]that "paperhangers" use to defraud banks. [10:08.18]That same year, [10:09.61]Abagnale made an offer to the bank [10:12.55]that if they did not find his speech helpful, [10:16.03]they owed him nothing; [10:18.14]otherwise, they owed him $50 [10:21.75]and would spread his name to other banks. [10:25.28]Naturally, they were very impressed, [10:28.50]and he began a legitimate life as a security consultant. [10:34.16]He later founded Abagnale & Associates, [10:37.89]which advises the business world on fraud, [10:41.11]and organizes lecture tours. [10:44.69]Through this system, [10:46.11]he raised enough money to pay back all those [10:49.69]he scammed over his criminal career. [10:53.54]Abagnale is now a multi-millionaire [10:56.42]through his legal fraud detection [10:59.08]and avoidance consulting business [11:01.58]based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. [11:04.76]He lives in the Midwest with his wife, [11:08.49]whom he married one year after becoming legitimate, [11:12.25]and three sons. [11:32.33]謝謝收聽

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