时间:2018-12-05 作者:英语课 分类:商务英语口语


英语课

007 Co-Workers


Dialogue 1


A: I'm realy fed up with Harry 1! He's the biggest airhead I've ever met. He always makes careless mistakes, and he's a pain to work with.


B: You souldn't be so negative. You'll always have some co-workers that are harder to work with than others. But if you are negative and start name-calling in the office, it will make a bad working enviroment for everybody.


A: You only say that because you don't have to work with him. The people in your department seem to capable 2 and nice to be around. Take Mary for example. She's smart and enthusiastic. I've never anyone as cheery as she is.


B: Everybody has their strengths and weaknesses. Even Larry. He might be a pain to be around, but he's also very good at staying in budget on projects. Mary, on the other hand, spends our project money like there's no tomorrow. Also, she's never willing to stay a little later at the office. She always leave at 5:00 pm sharp.


A: Isn't there anyone in the office that is a perfect co-worker? What about Bob? Everybody loves Bob. Even though he's fresh out the college and still a bit green, he is a great co-worker.


B: You are right. He's a hard worker, easy to get along with, honest, and he never steals the credit 3 on projects. The only thing he's lacking in is experience.


A: Maybe that's why he's so nice!


Dialogue 2


A: Do you get along with your co-workers?


B: I get along pretty well with most of them. It seems there are always a few rotten 4 apples in the bunch, though. Like Margaret. I don't know why management hasn't fired her yet. She's a terrible gossip 5.


A: Do you think management should fire someone just because they grossip?


B: It's not only that she gossip, but she also tries to start problems among other employees by spreading rumors 6 and telling lies about her co-workers. She's not trustworthy, and in my opinion, I think she's nuts.


A: So how do you develop good relationships in the office?


B: I think one of the important things is just to be considerate of your co-workers' feelings and needs. If you are aware of other people and do your part to make a good working enviroment, you should be able to ge along wiht most of the people you work with.


A: I think you're right. But it does seems that there are always a few co-workers that are harder to work with than others.



1 harry
vt.掠夺,蹂躏,使苦恼
  • Today,people feel more hurried and harried.今天,人们感到更加忙碌和苦恼。
  • Obama harried business by Healthcare Reform plan.奥巴马用医改掠夺了商界。
2 capable
adj.有能力的,有才能的
  • The new woman secretary was extremely clever and capable.这位新来的女秘书很是精明强干。
  • Jim is capable at sports.吉姆擅长运动。
3 credit
n.信用,荣誉,贷款,学分;v.归功于,赞颂,信任
  • I credit him with a certain amount of sense.我认为他有一定的见识。
  • He got the credit,and we did the dirty work.他得荣誉,我们做不讨好的工作。
4 rotten
adj.腐烂(朽)的;令人不愉快的;糟糕的
  • The book was pretty rotten.这本书糟透了。
  • Rotten eggs give off a bad smell.臭蛋散发出难闻的气味。
5 gossip
n.流言蜚语,爱说长道短的人;vi.传播流言
  • She broadcast the gossip all over the town.她将这个流言传遍全镇。
  • They spread a lot of tacky gossip about his love life.关于他的爱情生活,他们散播了许多不堪的闲言闲语。
6 rumors
n.传闻( rumor的名词复数 );[古]名誉;咕哝;[古]喧嚷v.传闻( rumor的第三人称单数 );[古]名誉;咕哝;[古]喧嚷
  • Rumors have it that the school was burned down. 有谣言说学校给烧掉了。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Rumors of a revolt were afloat. 叛变的谣言四起。 来自《简明英汉词典》
学英语单词
A. U.
adjudge a firm as bankrupt by the court
agyric
aileron flutter
Allomorphia baviensis
ambocepter
Apomorphinism
application blacklisting
archives security
area flowmeter
array sequential allocation
auto edit sequencer
azoreductases
black kite
blockade on new techniques
bond pair electrons
Breathe down your neck
bulk ladle
Ch'ǒnmagang
circuit yield
city-bred
conversion by retarding field
cousinship
cyan-methemoglobin
deed for processing work
diabologies
double-deck classifier
dynamical boundary value problem
encavern
Enq, enquiry.
epipodites
event-driven simulation
extra-meridian observation
factoryworker
filter wedge spectrometer
fire-and-forget
free-running nozzle
gelatin agar culture-medium
general internment
goal compatibility
hallchrome
halsed
hand to hand fight
hematocele
hyperpredator
initial metacentric height abovebaseline
J.C.
ketosteroid
large-flowered fiddleneck
leave office voluntarily
lysine decarboxylase
magine
malthaite
mammillatus
Marsh's disease
microprocessor-based interface
multicell
neologians
non-lathering shaving cream
nonsurprises
nuclear aftermarket
Old London
operational check list
phone phreaking
planter lever
progression combustion
pump energy density
pyramidical
quined
radiolitic
Randianism
reclamation work
ride criteria
rifled slugs
right price
rules of arithmetic
sapere
sarybay
scarlatiniform erythema
shooda
simisopor
sito
slit domain
slow break
spring locking pin
subeconomy
supply chains
swan hopping
sympathized with
t-201
T-matching
Tammany Hall
theory of economic development
to kipe
trichromatic coefficient (color triangle)
underground glory-hole method
unspiky
untightening
voluntary sale
wachers
Windows Storage Server
woolner