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Billy: Let me tell you the agenda for today's lesson.
ҁVn̵İMichael: "Agenda", what's that?
~ˠ“”ʲô?
Billy: The agenda is the schedule.
žһrg
Michael: Teach on.
~ˠ^m(x)f
Billy: First we will lean how to organize a client meeting, then we will learn some more business English.
ȣ҂ҪWӽMһο͑hȻ҂ҪW̄(w)ӢZ
Michael: I can't wait to learn more Business English.
~ˠW̄(w)ӢZ̫ҶȲˡ
Billy: Your boss can't wait either.
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1) Agenda : trip schedule, list of activities
h
ex:My trip agenda includes a conference in Paris and a meeting in London.
ҵh̰ڰ腢һhһؕ
2) Client : customers, accounts
͑
ex:My company is getting many new clients.
҂˾¿͑ԽԽࡣ
3) Contact info : phone numbers, e-mails
(lin)ϵ
ex:Make sure to leave your contact info before you go.
һҪ֮ǰ(lin)ϵ
4) Reservation : to book, order
A(y)
ex:My secretary made hotel reservations for all of our clients. She got their contact info from my Rolodex.
ҵؕѽ(jng)҂еĿ͑A(y)^gͨ^ҵĿ͑(lin)ϵκ?ni)?lin)ϵ
5) Rolodex : a list of client's phone number and contact info
͑(lin)ϵ
ex:My Rolodex has many important phone numbers in it.
ҵĿ͑(lin)ϵӛSҪԒ̖a
uԿ
How do you feel about the quality of our products?
X҂a(chn)Ʒ|(zh)ô?
What about having a look at a sample first?
ȿһa(chn)Ʒ?
What about placing a trial order?
βԇӆ؛?
You can rest assured.
Է
We are always improving our design and patterns to conform to the world market.
҂һֱ҂a(chn)ƷO(sh)ӋˮƽԝMЈҪ
This new product is to the taste of European market.
@N®a(chn)ƷWܚgӭ
I think it will also find a good market in your country.
JćҕN
Fine quality as well as low prices will help push the sales of your products.
(yu)|(zh)^͵ărڮa(chn)ƷNۡ
Reliability is our strong point.
ɿ҂a(chn)Ʒă(yu)c
This product is now in great demand and we have on hand many enquiries from other countries.
@Na(chn)ƷF(xin)ܴ҂^ЁҵĺܶԃP
Do you have specific request for packing? Here are the samples of packing available now. You may have a look.
ゃbʲôeҪ?@҂ĿǰõİbƷԿ
We regret that the goods you inquired about are not available.
zゃԃ؛Ŀǰo؛
Would you accept delivery spread over a period of time?
֪ゃܲܽһΕrg(ni)؛?
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BEC̄(w)ӢZľͣ
Get off the doggie's tail.
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Get off the doggie's tail. ֱg^ǣ“^β”@Ȼ@x@ӵ_˼ǣ“̎ˣńeһR”ˣf"Get off the doggie's tail."r/Ҫ_˼:"Let him off.""Let's forgive him if possible.""Let's be lenient whenever it is possible."
龰ף
Terry: That guy betrayed us. I hate his guts. It's not enough to just fire him.
̩ǂһﱳ҂Ҍ֮߀
Benjamin: Enough, Terry. Get off the doggie's tail.
̩𡣵̎һR!
eۣ
I'll let him go bankrupt sooner or later.
tҪƮa(chn)
I said I would never forgive him and he would pay the price for what he had done.
֮ǰf^hҲԭՏҪԼ鸶r
I'll have his head because he has made such a big mistake.
@ôe`һҪ
All of our work is in vain because of him, and I will never let him off.
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lenient adj. ʴȵ
He believes the government already is lenient with drug traffickers.
Jѽ(jng)܌ˡ
Professor Oswald takes a sightly more lenient view.
W˹ߠ½ڵ^cغЩ
Most of the others appealed against their life prison sentences with death, hoping for more lenient ones.
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