02 聚会（1 / 12）
02 聚会
公司聚会要参加
dialogue
the boss sent an invitation to every employee to a party. but susan is lack of interest about the party.
老板给每个职员都发了聚会请柬，但是苏珊不太想去。
susan: hi, julie. i just received an invitation to a party from our boss.
苏珊：嗨，朱莉。我收到了老板的请柬，他请我们去参加聚会。
julie: i received one, too.
朱莉：我也收到了。
susan: are you going to join the party?
苏珊：你去吗？
julie: of course. aren't you?
朱莉：当然。你不去吗？
susan: i don't feel much like going there.
苏珊：我不太想去。
julie: why not? it's going to be a nice party at a japanese cuisine restaurant.
朱莉：为什么不去呢？那可是在一家日本料理店的聚会。
susan: i don't like japanese cuisine. besides, i dislike parties.
苏珊：我不喜欢日本料理，而且，我讨厌参加聚会。
julie: even if you don't enjoy parties, you should communicate more with other colleagues. what's more, attendance at the company party is a part of your job. part of the reason for inviting everyone is to build rapport among us in the company.
朱莉：即使你不喜欢参加聚会，你也应该和同事多交流。而且参加聚会也是你的一项工作。举办这次聚会的原因之一就是想在公司里建立融洽的同事关系。
susan: you mean i must attend the party?
苏珊：你的意思是我必须要参加？
julie: of course. the boss expects everyone to be there. you may forego the party if you want to risk offending the boss.
朱莉：当然要去。老板希望每个人都要参加。如果你想得罪老板的话你可以不去。
susan: oh, that is to say i have no choice but to go to the party.
苏珊：噢，也就是说我没得选择只能去了。
notes
1. rapport [r?'p?:t] n. 关系；融洽的关系；相关，比例
2. offend [?'fend] v. 冒犯；犯罪；违反 ↑返回顶部↑
公司聚会要参加
dialogue
the boss sent an invitation to every employee to a party. but susan is lack of interest about the party.
老板给每个职员都发了聚会请柬，但是苏珊不太想去。
susan: hi, julie. i just received an invitation to a party from our boss.
苏珊：嗨，朱莉。我收到了老板的请柬，他请我们去参加聚会。
julie: i received one, too.
朱莉：我也收到了。
susan: are you going to join the party?
苏珊：你去吗？
julie: of course. aren't you?
朱莉：当然。你不去吗？
susan: i don't feel much like going there.
苏珊：我不太想去。
julie: why not? it's going to be a nice party at a japanese cuisine restaurant.
朱莉：为什么不去呢？那可是在一家日本料理店的聚会。
susan: i don't like japanese cuisine. besides, i dislike parties.
苏珊：我不喜欢日本料理，而且，我讨厌参加聚会。
julie: even if you don't enjoy parties, you should communicate more with other colleagues. what's more, attendance at the company party is a part of your job. part of the reason for inviting everyone is to build rapport among us in the company.
朱莉：即使你不喜欢参加聚会，你也应该和同事多交流。而且参加聚会也是你的一项工作。举办这次聚会的原因之一就是想在公司里建立融洽的同事关系。
susan: you mean i must attend the party?
苏珊：你的意思是我必须要参加？
julie: of course. the boss expects everyone to be there. you may forego the party if you want to risk offending the boss.
朱莉：当然要去。老板希望每个人都要参加。如果你想得罪老板的话你可以不去。
susan: oh, that is to say i have no choice but to go to the party.
苏珊：噢，也就是说我没得选择只能去了。
notes
1. rapport [r?'p?:t] n. 关系；融洽的关系；相关，比例
2. offend [?'fend] v. 冒犯；犯罪；违反 ↑返回顶部↑