The platoon radio telephone operator says he's changed since then. He's left the Army.

这位排里的无务称他自那时起发生了变化。他离开了军队。

You no longer need local telephone operators.

您不再需要当地的。

Women took jobs  as secretaries, nurses, telephone operators, and teachers.

妇女从事秘书、护士、和教师的工作。

The company wants to hire a proficient telephone operator.

公司想聘请一位熟练的。

The telephone operator stays at the switchboard, warning of the forest fire or the flood that is sweeping down upon the people.

报务会待在总机旁，对侵扰众的森林大火或洪水发出警告。

There were women who lost that telephone operator job and never found work that paid as much.

有些女性失去了的工作，却再也没有找到薪水如此高的工作。

She also worked as a nanny for a rich family, and later She was a telephone operator.

她还为一个富裕的家庭做过保姆，后来她是一名。

But the telephone operator job was not just the way a huge number of women made a living.

但的工作不仅仅是大量女性的谋生方式。

The first is the obvious one: women who were working as telephone operators, and then lost that job.

第一个是显而易见的：担任的女性，然后失去了这份工作。

We can then say, okay, a telephone operator in Dubuque, Iowa, in 1920, what was that woman doing in 1930?

然后我们可以说，好吧，1920 年爱荷华州迪比克的一位，那个女人在 1930 年在做什么？

Even after this milestone, the number of American telephone operators continued to grow, peaking in the mid-20th century at around 350,000. The occupation did not (mostly) disappear until the 1980s, nine decades after automation was invented.

即使在这一里程碑之后， 美国的数量仍在继续增长，在 20 世纪中叶达到顶峰， 约为 350,000。 直到 1980 年代，也就是自动化发明九年后， 这项职业才（大部分）消失。

A Puerto Rican from the Bronx, she'd been raised mostly by her mom, a telephone operator who eventually earned her nurse's license, after her father—a tradesman with a third-grade education—died when Sonia was just nine years old.

她是来自布朗克斯的波多黎各人，主要由她的母亲抚养长大，她的母亲是一名，在她的父亲（一位受过三年级教育的商人）去世后，她最终获得了护士执照。