时间:2019-01-07 作者:英语课 分类:英语口语每天说


英语课


  61.Job 工作(上)


  1.Anything that particularly appeals to you?


  2.Are you familiar with that sort of work?


  3.Are you still at that work?


  4.How long did you work there?


  5.Have you done anything like that before?


  6.I wonder if you'd mind starting next month.


  7.I'm quite satisfied with your qualifications.


  8.The pay is good.


  9.We do have the vacancy 1.


  10.You're just the sort of person we need.


  Dialogue One


  A:Please take a seat.


  B:Thanks.


  A:Now what can I do for you?


  B:Well,I'm looking for a job.


  A:Fine, but first I need some information about you.


  B:What kind of information do you want?


  A:Well,first of all, your name.What's your surname 2?


  B:Wilson.


  A:And your other names?


  B:Steven Michael.


  A:Have you got your e-mail address?


  B:Yes,It's Henrylee@yahoo.com.


  A:How old are you?


  B:Twenty-one.


  A:Where were you bron?


  B:In California.


  A:Are you married or single?


  B:I'm single.


  A:And what was your last job?


  B:I was an office boy.


  Dialogue TWo


  A:Good morning.


  B:Er,good morning,yes,er.....


  A:I'm phoning about the job that was in the paper last night.


  B:Oh,yes.Erm,well,could you tell me your name, please?


  A:Oh,Candida Fawcett.


  B:Oh, yes.Erm,well,what exactly is it that interests you about the job?


  A:Well,I just thought that it was right up my street you know.


  B:Really, hmmmm.Erm,well, could you perhaps tell me a little about yourself?


  A:Yes,erm,I'm 23.I've been working abroad,I'm um....


  B:Where exactly have you been working,please?


  Dialogue Three


  A:Good.Now what kind of job do you want?Mr.Wilson?


  B:I don't mind really.Perhaps a job in a shop or a factory.


  A:Well,I know Brown's Biscuit Factory are looking for a porter 3.They pay $200 a week.


  B:That sounds all right.


  A:Good.Now here's the address of the factory.The manager's name is.....


  求职


  Wendy Vale wanted to have a job.She didn't have to work, but she wanted to.Every morning was the same.First she picked up the tea kettle,filled it with water,and turned on the stove.Then she walked into the hall and picked up the morning paper.


  She opened the paper to the "Help Wanted"section.She looked at the ads as she sliced some bread and boiled an egg.


  Wendy carried her breakfast on a tray 4 to the table.She circled the Glamor 5 ad with a pen. There were no other good ads.


  Right after breakfast, she replied to the ad. She dressed quickly,hurried to the post office,and mailed her reply.


  A week later,Wendy received an answer to her letter.


  Job 工作(下)


  1.Actually I was trained for that sort of job.


  2.I got a degree in literature.


  3.I used to workas a shop assostant.


  4.I've just graduated from school.


  5.I want a job with a vacation every year.


  6.I was thinking of a job in a school.


  7.I have a good job in a bank.


  8.I'm a white collar worker.


  9.It's demanding,but very interesting.


  10.We have good working conditions.


  Dialogue One


  A:Have you found another job yet,Sally?


  B:No,I haven't,but I've seen several interesting advertisements in the paper.


  A:What kind of job are you looking for?


  B:Either something in the hotel business or something to do with travel.


  A:You haven't had any experience in either of those fields.


  B:I know.But I'd like to try.Look,here are some advertisements that I've cut out.


  Dialogue Two


  A:Could you tell me what university you went to ,Mr. Smith?


  B:I went to Yale University.


  A:Did you?And what did you study?


  B: I have a B.A. in Economics 6.


  A:Would you mind telling me how old you are?


  B:I'm twenty-seven.


  A:And could you tell me what other jobs you have had?


  B:Yes,I have worked in a bank for the last years.


  A:And what was your salary at the bank?


  B:I got $500 a week.


  Dialogue Three


  A:Good afternoon,Mrs.Vale.Please sit down.


  B:Thank you.


  A:Did you work as a salesperson 7 before,Mrs.Vale?


  B:Only as a clerk in a store.


  A:I see. Well,consulting is a little different.


  B:I'm a quick leamer,Mr.Jenkins.


  A:Umm hmm.Do you have a diver's license 8?


  B:Yes,and I'm a very good driver.


  A:Fine.We provide a company car for our consultants 9.


  B:Do I have to travel a lot?


  A:Oh yes-five days a week.You have to visit customers all over the territory.


  B:But how will I get to know the products?


  A:You'll have to attend a three-week course .If you do well,the job is yours.


  B:How much is the salary?


  A:Starting salary is $150 a week-plus commissions 11 ,of course.


  B:How much commission 10 do your consultants get?


  A:Five percent.


  B:Well,I'm very interested in the job.


  A:Fine.The next course starts a week from tomorrow.


  B:Thank you.


  A:Good luck to you.


  挑剔的老板


  Michael's boss talked to him today. In general she doesn't think Michael is doing a good job.He has to do much better.According to the boss,he types too slowly .He should type faster.In addition, he files too carelessly.He should file more carefully.Furthermore,he speaks on the telephone too quickly.He should speak slower. Michael wants to do well in the job,and now he knows that he has to try a little harder.




n.(旅馆的)空位,空房,(职务的)空缺
  • Her going on maternity leave will create a temporary vacancy.她休产假时将会有一个临时空缺。
  • The vacancy of her expression made me doubt if she was listening.她茫然的神情让我怀疑她是否在听。
n.姓;vt.冠姓
  • Her first name is Sheila and her surname is Kane.她姓凯恩,名叫希拉。
  • Wang is a very common Chinese surname.王是一个很常见的中国姓。
n.搬运工人;守门人,门房
  • The hotel porter will help you.旅馆的门童可以帮你的忙。
  • The porter and I looked at each other and smiled.我和脚夫微笑着你看着我,我看着你。
n.盘,托盘,碟
  • There were two glasses of champagne on the tray.托盘里有两杯香槟酒。
  • A waitress came in,carrying tea on a tray.一名女侍者走进来,手端放着茶的托盘。
n.魅力,吸引力
  • His performance fully displayed the infinite glamor of Chinese dance.他的表演充分展示了中华舞蹈的无穷魅力。
  • The glamor of the East was brought to international prominence by the Russion national school.俄罗斯民族学派使东方的魅力产生了国际性的影响。
n.经济学,经济情况
  • He is studying economics,which subject is very important.他正在学习经济学,该学科是很重要的。
  • One can't separate politics from economics.不能把政治与经济割裂开来。
n.售货员,营业员,店员
  • A salesperson works in a shop.售货员在商店工作。
  • Vanessa is a salesperson in a woman's wear department.凡妮莎是女装部的售货员。
n.执照,许可证,特许;v.许可,特许
  • The foreign guest has a license on the person.这个外国客人随身携带执照。
  • The driver was arrested for having false license plates on his car.司机由于使用假车牌而被捕。
顾问( consultant的名词复数 ); 高级顾问医生,会诊医生
  • a firm of management consultants 管理咨询公司
  • There're many consultants in hospital. 医院里有很多会诊医生。
n.委托,授权,委员会,拥金,回扣,委任状
  • The salesman can get commission on everything he sells.这个售货员能得到所售每件货物的佣金。
  • The commission is made up of five people,including two women.委员会由五人组成,其中包括两名妇女。
n.委员会( commission的名词复数 );佣金;任命;职权
  • If you are going to Hong Kong, I have two or three small commissions for you. 你如去香港,我有两三件小事托你办。 来自《现代英汉综合大词典》
  • He baited the broker by promises of higher commissions. 他答应给更高的佣金来引诱那位经纪人。 来自辞典例句
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