She realizes that she needs to get "a few things" - some things - "at the market."

她意识到她需要在市场上买“一些东西”——一些东西——“在市场上”UqImy_CS1#。

The market, "market," is another word for a store, usually a store that sells food.

市场，“市场”，是商店的另一个词，通常是一个出售食物的商店QSvc#Tc^uIO-|C^tp。

We would also call that a grocery store.

我们也叫它杂货店jv.K-m.&YR*Io。

Lucy stops at the grocery store - she goes to the grocery store - on her way home.

露西在杂货店停了下来——她去杂货店——在回家的路上gTQ1s@^XqASn+DQ。

The store is between her subway station and her apartment.

那家商店在地铁站和她公寓之间@[N!AI5zu@8i。

She picks up, or gets, a cart, "cart."

她拿起一辆手推车，“推车”vWI6sIyaucB%%。

A cart is like a small basket or box that you put your food into when you are shopping at the supermarket or at the market.

购物车就像一个小篮子或盒子，当你在超市或市场购物时，你把食物放进里面Xnv|7lK*W9_bCVjU3P。

She walks in and goes "to the produce department."

她走进“农产品区域”KVZ9a[Cmsn871v。

Produce, "produce," is the word we use in, a supermarket or a grocery store, to refer to the fruits and vegetables; we call that the produce.

“农产品”是我们在超市或杂货店使用的词，指的是水果和蔬菜；我们称之为农产品|BXHozPhL9_%#-A。

A department is just a part of a store.

区域是商店的一部分Fb=Nl&7IetPl。

So, you would have in a big supermarket a produce department, maybe a bakery, meat department, a fish department perhaps.

所以，你可能会走进一个大超市，来到一个农产品区域，也许来到一个面包区，肉类区，或者是一个水产区1XrBA(~)D;BM)m。

These are different parts of the store.

这些是商店的不同部分%WLp*H+0t.RItm。

Lucy goes "to the produce department to load up on fruit."

露西去农产品部买水果YmG6Y|-E&yBo1rKvbm。

To load up, "load," up (two words) means to get a lot of.

载满，“载满”，（两个词）意味着买很多东西AaEtk(t]wXefBBVGfSAU。