白領(lǐng)口語應(yīng)急80主題 朝九晚五21 使用手機(jī)

常用應(yīng)急場景

范例一：Vibration mode 振動(dòng)模式

Did you hear something? 你聽見什么聲音了嗎?

Oh, it is my cell phone ringing. I set it in the vibration mode.

噢，我的電話在響。我設(shè)成振動(dòng)模式。

It is a good habit to set your cell phone to vibrate. It is very annoying to hear the loud and sudden ring tone in quiet offices.

把手機(jī)調(diào)成振動(dòng)式一種好習(xí)慣。在安靜的辦公室聽突然聽到大聲的電話鈴音很令人討厭。

You are right. Some ring tone is just terribly loud. You can hear it even in the next door. It is really a kind of distraction.

你說得對。一些人的電話鈴音特別響。即使你在隔壁房間都能聽到。真是讓人分心。

Maybe we can write a report to the boss to see what can be done.

或許我們可以寫份報(bào)告給老板，看看能怎么辦。

Good idea.

好主意。

范例二：Rules for using cell phone 手機(jī)使用規(guī)定

Have you read the new rules about using cell phone at work?

你有看上班使用手機(jī)的最新規(guī)定嗎?

Yes, not bad. Like turn your cell phone ringer off and find a private place to make calls which it’s showing your respect to your co-workers.

是的，不錯(cuò)。像上班關(guān)掉手機(jī)鈴聲，去沒人的地方打電話以表達(dá)你對同事的尊重。

Well, but for this one, don’t bring your cell phone to meetings, I think it is not reasonable. What if there are some important calls?

恩，但是對于這個(gè)，不要帶手機(jī)去開會，我想是不合理的。如果有一些重要的電話打進(jìn)來怎么辦?

Well, this one is not compulsory. It is just suggestion.

恩，這不是強(qiáng)制性的。只是倡議。

I didn’t pay attention to that.

我不理它。