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英语作文 篇1

Dream, like a ray of sunshine in my life,

No sunset magnificent, no towering mountain like,

But in my life, it is not, it is my spirit.

Dream, like a sea of my life,

No earthy simplicity, no clouds like elegant,

But in my life, it is not. It is the driving force for me to move forward.

Dream, like a tree in my life,

There is no like the vast sea, there is no waterfall like the fly,

But in my life, it is not, it is my strong backing.

Dream, let me carry you in my own sky to fly!

梦想,像我生命中的一缕阳光,

没有落日般的瑰丽,没有大山般的巍峨,

但我的生命中缺它不可,它,是我精神的寄托。

梦想,像我生命中的一片海,

没有泥土般的朴素,没有流云般的飘逸,

但我的生命中缺它不可,它,是我前进的动力。

梦想,像我生命中的一棵树,

没有大海般的浩瀚,没有瀑布般的飞泻,

但我的生命中缺它不可,它,是我坚强的后盾。

梦想,让我承载着你在属于我自己的天空中翱翔!

英语作文 篇2

My Grandfather

My grandfather is quiet, when people ask him questions, he always answer them with few words. Though my grandfather is wordless, he loves me so much. When I ask him to buy me the toys, he never hesitates, he will buy them for me. Every time when I think about it, I feel so moved, now winter holiday comes, I will go back to hometown and visit him.

我的祖父是一个安静的人,当人们问他问题的时候,他总是用几句话带过。虽然我的祖父沉默寡言,但是他很爱我。当我叫他买玩具的时候,他从来不犹豫,他会买给我。每当我想起这个,我就会很感动,如今寒假到来了,我要会家乡看望祖父。

英语作文 篇3

Sa ‘N’ t un Fd

Written b 6C Ta Chung Hi

Waling alng the street, it culd be easil bserved that ungsters tend t visit fastfd stalls selling burgers and sft drins r street stalls selling curr fishballs. The sipl prefer the t traditinal eals r even health eals. Besides the lw nutritin value and lac f fibres fr green vegetables, vast aunts f fat, particularl trans fat, starts alaring the public. In respnse t the gvernent’s prtin n health diet, ur tuc shp has been tld nt t sell ‘un fd’. Hwever, parents, teachers and students tae n quite different views and, cnsequentl, the see nt t have reached an cprises et.

Althugh parents and teachers see t be n the sae side, their interrelatinal effects are quite subtle. Teachers are indeed caught in a dilea. On the ne hand, the have the respnsibilit t tae care f their students’ health as prfessinal educatrs. On the ther hand, the culd be in truble if se students accused the fr ignring students’ right t chse. Balancing the prs and cns, f curse the schl put the students’ welfare first. This can als be seen as a bn t the sciet because iprving the health standard f students tda eans relieving sciet’s edical burden in future. Last, but nt least, schls are citted t prviding students with the right value instead f fulfilling their ever request.

Fr parents’ viewpint, the pinins culd be quite divided. The arit wuld cnsider the ban n un fd at schl as a blessing. Se a be isled b the shcing adverse effects greatl exaggerated b the edia. Despite the fact that cancer, heart attac, crnar disease and besit are develped if – and nl if – ne taes in fd with high fat cntent and lw nutritin value cnstantl ver a lng tie in vast aunts, parents ften receive a distrted view: the thin nt nl un fd, but ther unhealth snacs shuld be banned. The thin the schl has nt et gt the b dne. Se a thin the reasn the send their ids t schl is t ‘en’ schl life, but nt t ‘suffer’. The are the nes wh put ids’ happiness at the first place. These plarized views culd slw dwn the discussin cnsiderabl. Ignrant parents a even thin schls shuld slel shulder the respnsibilit.

Students are the recipients f the service. The are f curse the ar critics f the idea. N atter what their views twards un fd are, the wuld nt welce the idea f having their chices reduced. Fr the un fd supprters, bviusl the are the ar victis, since the will nt stp cnsuing un fd even if the are ased t. The lac f students’ supprt puts students and teachers in different ends and the lac utual understanding.

Cncerning this issue, parents shuld understand the schl’s standpint and act as a bridge between the schl and students. Parents culd start the practice at he and ae sure the students understand the eaning f the plic. Students shuld be ade willing t supprt the schl, instead f being frced t. The schl shuld explicitl pint ut the dar side f un fd s that the students can understand wh the shuld nt eat it, instead f restricting the. This a be a cunterprductive wa because the students a even tae in re un fd in their leisure tie. Never will the schl succeed if she wrs alne. It is high tie the schl allied with parents t give the students a health future.

说‘不’的垃圾食品

重生者必有潭涌他写的

沿着大街行走,可以很方便地观察到年轻人打算去参观小吃小摊,卖汉堡和软饮料或街头小摊,卖着咖喱fishballs。他们只是喜欢他们传统的饭菜和甚至健康的饭菜。除了低营养价值和缺乏纤维从绿色蔬菜,大量的脂肪,尤其是反式脂肪,开始令人担忧的公众。在回应的政府的促进健康的节食,我们的塔克商店已被告知不要卖“垃圾食品”。然而,家长、老师和学生们选择完全不同的观点,因此,他们似乎并没有达成任何妥协呢。

尽管父母和老师似乎是站在同一边,他们的interrelatinal效应是相当敏感。老师确实陷入进退两难的境地。一方面,他们有责任照顾他们的学生健康以及专业的教育工作者。另一方面,他们将会很麻烦,如果一些学生被他们忽视学生的选择权利。平衡利弊,当然学校学生的福利放在第一位。这也可以被看作是一个恩赐给那些社会,因为提高健康水平的学生在今天意味着缓解社会的医疗负担,在未来的。最后,但并非最不重要的一点是,学校也在致力于给学生提供正确的值代替履行自己的每一个要求。

从父母的观点、看法可能蛮分开。大多数人会考虑在学校禁止垃圾食品的美好祝福。一些人可能会被严重夸大了这令人震惊的不利影响的媒体。尽管事实是患癌症、心脏病、冠心病和肥胖是发达如果-且仅当-你花在吃脂肪含量高的事物和低营养价值不断在很长一段时间在数额巨大,父母经常接受一种扭曲的观点:他们认为不仅垃圾食物,但其他那些不健康的零食应被禁止。他们认为学校尚未完成了工作。有些人会认为这就是为什么他们送小孩上学的学校是“享受生活,但不要抓得“受”。而他们正是把孩子们的幸福放在第一位。这些极化的观点将拖慢讨论较多。无知的父母甚至可能认为学校应该单独承担责任。

学生大部分接受该服务。他们当然是主要的批评家的主意。不管发生什么,他们的观点对垃圾食品,他们会不受欢迎的想法让他们选择减少。对垃圾食品的支持者,很明显,他们是最大的受害者,因为他们将不会停止食用垃圾食品,即使它们要求。学生的支持的缺乏使学生和教师在不同的结束和他们缺乏相互理解。

针对这一问题,父母应该了解学校的立场,并且作为学校和学生之间的桥梁。家长可以先在家修行,确保学生瞭解政策的意义。学生应该愿意支持的学校,而不是被迫的。学校应该明确指出黑暗面的垃圾食物使学生能够理解他们为什么不应该吃它,而不是限制他们。这可能是一个反作用的方式因为学生们甚至可以吸收更多的垃圾食物在他们的闲暇时间。永远不会成功,如果她作品的学校独自一人。现在正是时候学校同父母给学生们做了一个健康的未来。

英语作文 篇4

I want to be a model student. what shall Ido?

I should be polite. I should study hard. I should capful and helpful. I should walk in the corridors. I should throw rubbish in the bin. I should be quiet in the library. i shouldnt walk and run on the grass. I shouldnt throw rubbish on the floor. I shouldnt run in the corridors. I shouldnt fight. I shouldnt be noisy in the library.

How about you?

its september. autumn is coming. but where is autumn? i am told that the sky looks higher with few clouds in autumn. i raise my head and look at the sky. it makes no difference with the sky in summer. and trees around are still green. then i come to the fields. i find the corn in the ear. apple trees nearby are fruiting well. the harvest season is coming. i jumped with joy. this is autumn. i found it!

英语作文 篇5

As summer movies get bigger and bigger, they often make the audience feel smaller and smaller. Kung Fu Panda is a simple and lighthearted exception. But in the movie, this panda isn’t just cuddly1; it’s an overweight dreamer.

Kung Fu Panda begins with a brilliantly colored dream. In the dream, panda Po imagines he’s part of the Furious2 Five, a group of elite3 kung fu fighters: a tiger, a mantis4, a bird, a snake and a monkey. When Po wakes up, though, he’s far from their ranks and can’t even conquer a flight of stairs. He’s the son of a noodle shop owner, a goose.“I don’t dream about noodles, Dad,” Po says. “I love kung fu.”

The Furious Five are led by the Master Shifu whose own guru, the turtle, Oogway, fears their nemesis5 Tai Lung will return and destroy their valley. All Oogway wants is peace in the valley.

To defend the valley and the Chinese town, Oogway must find the Dragon Warrior6 to fulfill an ancient prediction. As you might guess, Po is unexpectedly thrust into this role despite any evidence of talent, and the movie is essentially about whether he can live up to this destiny.

Animal heroes

The film is apparently not your typical Shrek or Toy Story copy but a real martial arts film.“Our way meant having animal characters as living embodiments7 of the original animal fighting styles of kung fu,” said director John Stevenson.“We didn’t want the kung fu in our film just to look like human beings wearing animal suits doing fighting.” Here are the moves of these animal kung fu masters and stars who gave them voices:

Po (Jack Black)

Traditional styles of kung fu aren’t a good fit for this giant panda. So, Po must embrace8 his true panda nature and use his physical attributes, including his large belly and rear end.

Jack: I liked the concept of it, you know, this innocent panda who has a dream of being a kung fu master but really is kind of a clumsy9 fool. I thought there was a lot of potential for humour in it. I didn’t really research very much. I just felt like the character was very close to me and I just had to look back to my youth, my innocent days, and I drew just from my own experience.

Tigress (Angelina Jolie)

Tigress strikes directly, using speed and power to destroy opponents’ defenses. Tigress is elegant, fighting honorably and never using her claws.

Jolie: I just look for, whether it be any project, something that I find about a character that I admire, that I like, that I think sends, you know, a good message, or something that’s got some strength to it.

So I loved that in a film like this, that I knew my children would see, that the boys would think it was really cool and love the whole movie but that also my daughters would, of course, have a good role model as a girl.

Monkey (Jackie Chan)

Monkey is the only one of the five to fight with a tool, usually a staff. Monkey confuses his enemy, striking at will10 from any position with speed, skill and passion.

Jackie: I don’t know cartoon. But when I make my action movies, just like cartoon, a lot of action, no violence, a lot of comedy, it’s clean comedy. Because I know there’re so many kids around the world. They like action movies. They like cartoons.

Viper11 Lucy Liu

Viper’s ability to change into any shape makes her nearly impossible to hit. She uses her lightning-fast reflexes to avoid blowers before she hits back.

Q: They film you when you are doing the voiceovers12. And they can take things that are characteristic of you and put them into the character. Did you see anything of Lucy in Viper?

Liu: Not really. I mean, her eyes are gigantic and, obviously she’s got a small mouth. I didn’t feel like I could see a lot of it. But I think that that’s the subtlety13 of when they do film you. There’re gestures that you’re not aware of when you’re talking, when you’re acting, when you’re doing things. You’re doing them and you do forget that the camera’s there. I think that’s what they want. They want what is natural to what you would do normally.

Shifu (Dustin Hoffman)

Shifu moves faster than any challenger. He uses the most force with the least effort. His signature move is the Wuxi finger hold, with which he can overpower an opponent with the touch of a finger.

Dustin: They put us in a room. We each have a microphone. It’s—you know, as you say, you’re isolated. And it’s a strange feeling, because acting is interacting, and here you can’t do that.

We start with nothing and then we slowly just get ideas and we let that begin to influence us. A moustache14, the way we part our hair or the way we dress—kind of the rhythm, the physical rhythm we have, and here that’s already created and now you come in and they would say to you, “We want you to fill that somehow,” and that was, I felt, challenging.

英语作文 篇6

你有没有发现你家人或你身边的朋友也发生了变化?

请你写一篇文章介绍你的一位家人或朋友这几年来的变化,包括外形、性格、喜好、生活方式等几个方面的变化。80词左右。

People sure change! My best friend, Mary has changed a lot in the last few years.

She used to be fat but now she is thin. She used to have short hair but now she grows it long. She used to be really quiet but now she is outgoing. She used to spend a lot of time playing computer games, but now she has to study all day. She used to do morning exercises and some other activities every day, but now she is used to studying all the time and spend little time on her hobbies. In the evening, she used to watch TV with her family, but now she must go to bed early, because she has to get up early in the morning to read the text books.

Time goes by, it’s amazing how she’s changed and she is never a child.

英语作文 篇7

The School Life

I am Sun Fengge. I study in HongLi School. I am student of Class2, Grade7. I like my school life very much.. Because it is very interesting .

Classes begin at 7:50a.m. I have six classes in the morning, three classes in the afternoon and three classes in the evening. I study English, Chinese, math and some other subjects. I like English very much. Because it is very easy and my English teacher is very friendly to me. I do not like math. Because it is very boring.

After school, I often read books, play basketball or play piano.

What do you think of my school life? What about yours? Can you tell me?

英语作文 篇8

There is an old saying “Never go out there to see what happens, go out there to make things happen”. It’s the experience of our forefathers,however,it is correct in many cases even today.

Only when you participate more can you make things perfect. Participation has been more and more important in the society. Students are asked to enter society and get some ideas of it. Surely participation has many advantages. Firstly, it can offer students a chance to contact society and meet different kinds of people. In this way people can gain some valuable social experience, which will be useful to their future life. Secondly, as college students, we can apply what they have learned in class to practical work, thus knowing themselves more clearly. Take the study of oral English for example, participation in any chances of communications with others in English, which enables us to become fluent in speaking.

In summary, participation is the key factor in our daily life no matter who you are, no matter what you are doing. We should put their studies in the first place and see participation just as a useful supplement, so they ought to try to strike a balance between them.

英语作文 篇9

【职场英语】职场中永远不要说的那些话

In speaking with hundreds of executives and senior leaders over the past twenty years, certain phrases consistently come up as career-limiting phrases that jeopardize one’s professional image and potential for promotion. To the speaker they may seem like harmless words, however, to the listener they reveal a more critical issue: In a workplace where employers must be cutting-edge, competitive, and cost-effective, employees who use these phrases will likely be replaced with those who convey a more positive attitude, collaborative spirit, proactive behavior and professional demeanor. Here are 13 phrases that should be banned from the office:

通过过去二十年来和诸多高管及领导的交流,我发现有些话在职场中比较禁忌,可能会毁掉一个人的职业形象甚或升职机会。说者可能无意,但听者却会看到更为本质的问题:身处职场,员工必须走在前沿、具有竞争力并能节约成本,说话不当的员工很可能被态度积极、团结协作、主动采取行动并且专业有素的员工所取代。以下13句话就绝不能在办公室讲:

1. “It’s not fair.”

1. “这不公平。”

She got a raise, you didn’t. He was recognized, you weren’t. Some people have food to eat while others starves. Injustices happen on the job and in the world every day. Whether it’s a troubling issue at work or a serious problem for the planet, the point in avoiding this phrase is to be proactive about the issues versus complaining, or worse, passively whining. Instead, document the facts, build a case, and present an intelligent argument to the person or group who can help you.

她加薪了,你却没有;他受器重了,而你没有。有人温饱就有人挨饿,世界上不公平随处可见,职场也一样。不论是工作碰上麻烦还是地球遇到灾难,要避免不公平,就得积极解决问题,而不是抱怨或者消极发牢骚。相反,你应该实事求是地、向能够提供帮助的人或组织有理有据地来表达意见

2. “That’s not my problem,” “That’s not my job,” or “I don’t get paid enough for this.”

2. “那不是我的问题”,“那不是我的工作”或“这不是我的分内之事”。

If you asked someone for help, and the person replied with one of the above phrases, how would you feel? As importantly, what would it say about him or her? Regardless of how inconvenient or inappropriate a request may be, it is likely important to the other person or they would not have asked. Therefore, as a contributing member of the team, a top priority is to care about the success of others (or at least act as though you do). An unconcerned, detached and self-serving attitude quickly limits career advancement.

如果你请某人帮忙,却得到上面这样的回答,你会怎么想?重要的是,说出这种话的人又能怎样呢?不管请求多么不方便或不恰当,如果不那么重要,别人也就不必开口求助了。所以,作为团队成员,首先应将他人的成功放第一位(或至少表示一下自己的心意)。冷漠离群、以自我为中心的态度很快便会断送职业发展。

This doesn’t mean you have to say yes; it does mean you need to be articulate and thoughtful when saying no. For example, if your boss issues an unreasonable request, rather than saying, ‘you’ve got to be kidding me. I don’t get paid enough for this,’ instead say, ‘I’ll be glad to help. Given my current tasks of A, B, and C, which one of these shall I place on hold while I work on this new assignment?’ This clearly communicates teamwork and helpfulness, while reminding your boss of your current work load and the need to set realistic expectations.

这并不是要你有求必应;只是告诉你三思之后再拒绝。例如,如果老板提出不合理的要求,不要说‘开什么玩笑,这根本就不是我的分内之事。’,而应回答‘没问题啊,但我手上还有A、B、C等任务,哪个任务可以暂放一放,以便完成这项新任务呢?’这样说不仅展现了团队精神和乐于助人,还提醒了老板你手上还有活儿,要求不可太过分。

3. “I think…”

3. “我认为……”

Which of these two statements sounds more authoritative?: “I think our company might be a good partner for you.” Or, “I believe…” “I know…” or “I am confident that our company will be a good partner for you.”

下面哪句话听上去更有力?:“我认为我们公司可能成为贵方的良好伙伴。”或“我相信/我知道/我确信我们公司将会成为贵方的良好伙伴。”

There is a slight difference in the wording, however the conviction communicated to your customer is profound. You may have noticed, the first phrase contains two weak words, ‘think’ and ‘might.’ They risk making you sound unsure or insecure about the message. Conversely, the second sentence is assertive and certain. To convey a command of content and passion for your subject, substitute the word ‘think’ with ‘believe’ and replace ‘might’ with ‘will.’

只是用词略有变动,但传达给客户的信心却很不一样。你们应该注意到,第一句话中的‘认为’和‘可能’语气较弱,使信息听上去不那么确凿肯定。相反,第二句话则确信肯定多了。为表达你讲话内容的坚定和激情,应将‘认为’和‘可能’换成‘相信’和‘将要’。

4. “No problem.”

4. “没问题。”

When someone thanks you, the courteous and polite reply is, “You’re welcome.”

当有人向你表示感谢时,礼貌的回答是“不客气”。

The meaning implies that it was a pleasure for you to help the person, and that you receive their appreciation. Though the casual laid-back phrase, ‘no problem’ may intend to communicate this, it falls short. It actually negates the person’s appreciation and implies the situation could have been a problem under other circumstances. In business and social situations, if you want to be perceived as well-mannered and considerate, respond to thank you’ s with, “You’re welcome.”

不客气表示你很乐意提供帮助,并且接受对方的感谢。虽然随意一点说‘没问题’也有同样的功能,但意思却远远不足,不仅忽略了对方的感激之情,而且还暗指这个忙在别的情况下可能是个‘问题’。在职场及社会上,如果你想表现得体贴有教养,还是用“不客气”来回答别人的.感谢吧。

5. “I’ll try.”

5. “我试试看。”

Imagine it’s April 15th and you ask a friend to mail your tax returns before 5pm on his way to the post office. If he replies, ‘Okay, I’ll try,’ you’ll likely feel the need to mail them yourself. Why? Because that phrase implies the possibility of failure.

假设4月15号那天,你请朋友在下午5点之前顺路去邮局替你寄申报单,朋友回答说‘好啊,我试试看吧。’,你是不是觉得不放心,还是亲自去寄的好呢?为什么会这样?因为“试试看”表示事情也有可能做不好。

In your speech, especially with senior leaders, replace the word ‘try’ with the word and intention of ‘will.’ This seemingly small change speaks volumes.

“在你讲话的时候,尤其是面对上级领导,请把‘试试看’换成‘会去做’。改变虽小,意义却很重大。

6. “He’s a jerk,” or “She’s lazy,” or “My job stinks,” or “I hate this company.”

6. “他是个傻瓜”,“她很懒”,“我的工作真糟糕”或“我讨厌这家公司”。

Nothing tanks a career faster than name-calling. Not only does it reveal juvenile school-yard immaturity, it’s language that is liable and fire-able.

没什么能比说脏话更快地搞垮职业生涯了。说脏话不仅表示你跟小孩一样幼稚,还可能招来祸患。

Avoid making unkind, judgmental statements that will inevitably reflect poorly on you. If you have a genuine complaint about someone or something, communicate the issue with tact, consideration and neutrality.

千万别说恶意评价,否则最后只能自己受害。如果你确实对某人或某事有意见,还是老练、细致并中立地沟通解决吧。

7. “But we’ve always done it that way.”

7. “但这是我们的惯例。”

The most effective leaders value innovation, creative thinking and problem solving skills in their employees. In one fell swoop, this phrase reveals you are the opposite: stuck in the past, inflexible, and closed-minded. Instead say, ‘Wow, that’s an interesting idea. How would that work?’ Or, ‘That’s a different approach. Let’s discuss the pros and cons.’

最有效率的领导重视员工的革新、创新思维以及解决问题的能力。但这句话一下子就把你推向了对立面:墨守成规、死板、教条。相反,你应该说“哇,这个想法有意思。接下来该怎么办?”或“这又是另一种方法,那我们来探讨一下利弊吧。”

8. “That’s impossible” or “There’s nothing I can do.”

8. “那不可能”或“我一筹莫展”

Really? Are you sure you’ve considered every single possible solution and the list is now exhausted? When you make the mistake of saying these negative phrases, your words convey a pessimistic, passive, even hopeless outlook. This approach is seldom valued in the workplace. Employers notice, recognize and promote a can-do attitude. Despite the glum circumstances, communicate through your words what you can contribute to the situation.

真的吗?你确定已考虑过所有可能的方案、真的穷途末路了吗?“当你犯错说出这种消极的话时,说明你为人消极悲观甚或决绝,职场向来鄙视这种态度。员工必须养成‘能行’的态度。不管情况多么不容乐观,你都应该从话语上提醒自己面对现实解决问题。

Instead, try something like, “I’ll be glad to check on it again,” “Let’s discuss what’s possible under these circumstances,” or, “What I can do is this.”

所以,你应该说“我还是在检查一遍吧”、“让我们看看这种情况下还能有什么办法”或“我能做些什么呢”。

9. “You should have…” or “You could have…”

9. “你本应该……”或“你本可以……”

You probably wouldn’t be thrilled if someone said: “You should have told me about this sooner!” Or, “You could have tried a little harder.” Chances are, these fault-finding words inflict feelings of blame and finger-pointing. Ideally, the workplace fosters equality, collaboration and teamwork. Instead of making someone feel guilty (even if they are), take a more productive non-judgmental approach. Say, “Next time, to ensure proper planning, please bring this to my attention immediately.” Or, “In the future, I recommend…”

如果有人跟你说“你本该早点告诉我”或“你本可以再努力一点”,你肯定感到闷闷不乐。这些挑刺儿的话含有指责意味。而理想的职场下应该是平等、团队与协作。与其让别人倍感愧疚(即便他们确实感到愧疚),还不如换个积极中立的说法,比如‘下次计划恰当了就请立即告诉我吧’或‘以后我希望……’”

10. “You guys.”

10. “伙计们。”

Reserve the phrase “you guys” for friendly casual conversations and avoid using it in business. Referring to a group of people as ‘you guys’ is not only inaccurate if women are present, it is slang and lowers your level of professionalism. With fellow professionals such as your boss, co-workers and clients, substitute “you guys” with terms such as “your organization” or “your team” or simply “you.”

“伙计们”用法比较随意,职场中应尽量避免。用‘伙计们’指称一群人并不恰当,由其是有女性在场的时候;而且这是个俗词,有可能降低你的职业素养。如果有老板、同事及客户等职业人士在场,还是用“贵公司”、“贵方团队”或“贵方”比较妥当。

11. “I may be wrong, but…” or “This may be a silly idea, but…”

11. “有可能是我错了,但……”或“这个想法或许有点蠢,但……”

These phrases are known as discounting. They diminish the impact of what follows and reduce your credibility. Remember that your spoken words reveal to the world how much value you place on yourself and your message. For this reason, eliminate any prefacing phrase that demeans the importance of who you are or lessens the significance of what you contribute.

这些话语听上去就像在讨价还价。它们不仅削弱了后面话语的影响力,也降低了你本人的可信度。你说出去的话就是在告知世界你的价值观和想要传达的信息。因此,别拐弯儿强调你多厉害或你谦虚自己所作的贡献。

Don’t say, “This may be a silly idea, but I was thinking that maybe we might conduct the quarterly meeting online instead, okay?” Instead, assert your recommendation: “To reduce travel costs and increase time efficiency, I recommend we conduct the quarterly meeting online.”

别说什么“这个想法或许有点蠢,但我觉得或许我们可以网上召开季度会议,怎么样?”,相反,你应该这么建议:“为节约旅费和时间,我建议网上召开季度会议。”

12. “Don’t you think?” or “Okay?”

12. “你不觉得吗?”或“好吗?”

These phrases are commonly known as hedging—seeking validation through the use of overly cautious or non-committal words. If you truly are seeking approval or looking for validation, these phrases may well apply. However, if your goal is to communicate a confident commanding message and persuade people to see it your way, instead of hedging make your statement or recommendation with certainty.

这种话通常是因过分谨慎或为不承担责任而寻求对方赞同。如果你真想寻求赞同或认可,这倒也没什么问题。但是,如果你是想传达确切信息、使人按你的意思理解问题,你就应该更加确定地讲明才行。

Imagine an investment banker saying, “This is a good way to invest your money, don’t you think? I’ll proceed, if that’s okay with you.” Instead, you’d probably want to hear something like: “This strategy is a wise investment that provides long-term benefits. With your approval, I’ll wire the money by 5pm today.”

假设投资银行家说“这是个理财的好方法,你不觉得吗?如果你觉得可行,那我就继续。”,你肯定觉得奇怪,正常应该是这么说:“这是个明智的投资战略,可获取长期利益。只要你同意,我今天下午5点就汇钱。”

13. “I don’t have time for this right now,” or “I’m too busy.”

13. “我现在没有时间”或“我都忙死了”

Even if these statements are true, no one wants to feel less important than something or someone else. To foster positive relations and convey empathy, say instead: I’d be happy to discuss this with you after my morning meetings. May I stop by your office around 1pm?”

就算你说的都是事实,也没人愿意觉得自己还不如其他事或其他人重要。要想维持良好关系并赢得同感,你应该说:“我早上开完会后就有空跟你讨论这个问题了,下午1点左右我去你办公室怎么样?”

These are common phrases that might be difficult to eliminate completely from your everyday conversations—but the trick is to gain awareness of the language you’re using. As is often the case with bad habits, we are unconscious of the fact we’re saying career-limiting words and phrases.

这些常见的话语可能一时难以立即完全从你的日常讲话中改正——但是,你可以加强防范,随时留意自己所讲的话。坏习惯总是不自觉的,我们有时并不能意识到在讲一些祸害职业的话语。

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