Captured on camera, the band can be seen kick-starting their performance of a song called Run That Rabbit Down, which immediately has the desired effect.
這段被相機錄了下來，只見這個樂隊上來就演奏了一首叫做Run That Rabbit Down的歌曲，立馬奏效了。

After holding her head, Sophie looks around the room with wide eyes, looking frightened by the unexpected performance. She is seeing sitting up in her bed, attempting to come to terms with what is going on.
索菲抱著她的頭，然后睜大眼環(huán)顧房間，看來被這出其不意的表演嚇壞了。她坐在床上，試圖搞清楚到底怎么回事。

After the band has finished playing, the radio host Bert Weiss asks her whether she is now up and ready for school.
樂隊表演完之后，電臺主持人波特?維斯問她現(xiàn)在是否起床準(zhǔn)備上學(xué)。

A sheepish Sophie confirms that she is before the show's host issues the dire warning that the band will play to her every morning for the next five weeks if she is unable to get herself up in the future.
局促不安的索菲回答“是”，之后節(jié)目主持人發(fā)出一個可怕的警告，說如果她以后還是賴床，在接下來五周，樂隊每天早上都會來演奏。

But young Sophie has an answer for that as the video ends, with her saying, 'I need to buy myself some earplugs!'
在視頻結(jié)尾，小索菲對這個警告的回應(yīng)是，“我需要買一些耳塞。”

Vocabulary
prank: 惡作劇
stunt: 特技，驚奇的表演
waft: 飄蕩
cinnamon: 肉桂
dog treat: 狗糧
pooch: 狗
enlist: 贏得…的支持和合作
kick-start: 迅速開始
come to terms with: 妥協(xié)
dire: 可怕的，糟糕的
earplug: 耳塞

英文來源：每日郵報
譯者：實習(xí)生馮佳佳
審校&編輯：許晶晶