EN: To ask a 'yes/no' question with a regular verb like 'have', we put 'Do' at the beginning of the sentence.
中文: 当使用“have”等行为动词询问“是不是/有没有”时,要在句首加上助动词“Do”构成一般疑问句。
Do you have a pen?
你有笔吗?
EN: In English-speaking workplaces, asking 'Do you have time?' or 'Do you have a minute?' is a polite way to check if someone is busy before starting a conversation.
中文: 在英語系國家的職場中,在開始談話前先問「Do you have time?」或「Do you have a minute?」是確認對方是否忙碌的禮貌做法。
EN: Use 'Please' at the beginning of a sentence to make a command or request polite.
中文: 在句首加上“Please”可以让祈使句或请求表达得更有礼貌。
Please open the door.
请开门。
EN: In English-speaking cultures, offering a seat is a standard way to show hospitality and make someone feel welcome during a conversation.
中文: 在英語系國家,主動請人坐下是展現熱情好客、讓對方在交談中感到自在的標準方式。
EN: The verb 'need' is followed by 'to' and another verb to show that an action is necessary.
中文: 动词“need”(需要)后面接“to”和另一个动词,用来表示某个动作是必要的。
I need to go.
我得走了。
EN: In a workplace, 'I need to talk' often signals that the speaker has something important or serious to discuss, such as resigning or addressing a problem.
中文: 在職場中,「I need to talk」通常暗示說話者有重要或嚴肅的事情要討論,例如辭職或解決問題。
EN: Use 'have' to talk about things you possess or situations you are currently in. For 'I', 'you', 'we', and 'they', use 'have'.
中文: 用“have”表达你拥有的东西或目前处于的状况。当主语是“I”(我)、“you”(你)、“we”(我们)或“they”(他们)时,使用“have”。
I have a big dog.
我有一只大狗。
EN: In a professional setting, 'opportunity' is often used instead of 'job' to sound more positive and growth-oriented when announcing a career change.
中文: 在職場環境中,宣布職涯變動時,通常會用 'opportunity' (機會) 而非單純用 'job' (工作),這聽起來更積極且具有成長性。
EN: Use 'Tell me' followed by a word like 'more' or 'about' to ask for more information in a friendly way.
中文: 用“Tell me”,后面接“more”或“about”,可以友好地请求更多信息。
Tell me about your day.
跟我说说你今天过得怎么样。
EN: In English, 'I see' doesn't mean you are looking at something; it means 'I understand'. It is a common way to show active listening.
中文: 在英文中,「I see」並非指「我看見」,而是「我明白了」。這是展現你在積極傾聽對方的常用表達方式。
EN: Use 'It is' followed by 'a/an' and an adjective to describe a thing or a situation.
中文: 用“It is”接“a/an”和形容词,可以用来描述事物或情况。
It is a beautiful day.
这是美好的一天。
EN: In professional contexts, saying 'A company wants me' is a common, informal way to say you have received a job offer.
中文: 在職場語境中,「A company wants me」是一種常見且非正式的說法,表示你獲得了工作邀約(job offer)。
EN: Use 'What kind of...' to ask for specific details or a category of something.
中文: 用“What kind of...”来询问某事物的具体细节或种类。
What kind of music do you like?
你喜欢哪种音乐?
EN: In professional settings, asking 'What kind of job is it?' shows interest and encourages the speaker to share more details about their career move.
中文: 在職場環境中,詢問「What kind of job is it?」展現了你的興趣,並鼓勵對方分享更多關於職業變動的細節。
EN: Use 'It is' to identify a thing or a job, and 'I am' followed by an adjective to describe your feelings.
中文: 用“It is”来说明事物或职业,用“I am”加上形容词来表达你的感受。
It is a big house. I am very happy.
这是一栋大房子。我非常开心。
EN: In professional settings, expressing excitement about a new opportunity is common and positive, even when leaving a current team.
中文: 在職場環境中,即使要離開目前的團隊,對新機會表達興奮是很常見且正向的表現。
EN: Use 'sound' + adjective to share your opinion or reaction to something you just heard.
中文: 用“sound + 形容词”来对刚听到的事情发表看法或作出反应。
That sounds great.
听起来很棒。
EN: In Western workplace culture, it is common to show enthusiasm for a colleague's new opportunity, even if you are sad to see them go.
中文: 在西方職場文化中,即使對同事的離去感到不捨,通常也會對他們的新機會表示熱情和祝賀。
EN: Use 'can' followed by a base verb to talk about what you are able to do or what is possible.
中文: 用“can”接动词原形,表达你有能力做某事或某种可能性。
I can help you tomorrow.
我明天可以帮您。
EN: In many English-speaking workplaces, giving 'two weeks notice' is the standard professional courtesy when resigning from a job.
中文: 在許多英語系的職場中,離職時提前「兩週預告」(two weeks notice) 是標準的專業禮儀。
EN: When talking about periods of time (like 'two weeks'), we often treat them as a single unit and use the singular verb 'is'.
中文: 在表达一段时间(如“two weeks”)时,我们通常将其视为一个整体概念,因此谓语动词要用单数形式“is”。
Ten minutes is enough.
十分钟就够了。
EN: In many Western workplaces, 'two weeks notice' is the standard professional courtesy when resigning from a job.
中文: 在許多西方職場中,「兩週前通知」是辭職時標準的專業禮儀。
EN: Use the word 'need' followed by a noun to express a requirement or necessity.
中文: 用“need”加上名词,来表达某种需求或必要的物品。
I need a coffee.
我需要一杯咖啡。
EN: In Western workplace culture, a 'transition plan' is a standard professional courtesy when leaving a job. It ensures that your responsibilities are handed over smoothly to your colleagues.
中文: 在西方職場文化中,「transition plan」(交接計畫) 是離職時的一種專業禮儀。這能確保你的職責能順利移交給同事,維持團隊運作。
EN: Use 'can' before a verb to show ability or possibility. It does not change based on the person (I can, you can, he can).
中文: 在动词前使用情态动词“can”来表示能力或可能性。它没有人称的变化(例如:I can, you can, he can 形式都一样)。
I can help you.
我可以帮助你。
EN: In professional settings, offering to 'train my team' or a replacement is a sign of a 'good leaver'—someone who ensures a smooth transition before departing a job.
中文: 在職場中,主動提出「培訓團隊」或接班人是「負責任離職者」的表現,這能確保工作順利交接。
EN: When 'Who' is the subject of a question, we use the third-person singular verb form (adding 's') and do not use 'do' or 'does'.
中文: 当疑问词“Who”在句中作主语时,谓语动词要用第三人称单数形式(加 s),且不需要使用助动词 do 或 does。
Who wants some coffee?
谁想喝点咖啡?
EN: In a professional setting, identifying the person with the most knowledge (the 'go-to person') is essential for a smooth transition when someone leaves a job.
中文: 在職場環境中,當有人離職時,確認誰是最了解相關業務的人(關鍵聯繫人)對於工作交接至關重要。
EN: When talking about one person (he, she, or a name like Sarah), we add an 's' to the action word (verb) in the present tense.
中文: 当主语是第三人称单数(he、she 或 Sarah 等人名)时,一般现在时的动词后面要加“s”。
He plays tennis every day.
他每天打网球。
EN: In a professional setting, recommending a specific colleague to take over your work shows that you care about the team's success even after you leave.
中文: 在職場中,主動推薦特定的同事接手工作,展現出即使在你離職後,你依然關心團隊的成功與運作。
EN: Use 'Please' followed by a base verb to make a polite request or command.
中文: 在动词原形前加上“Please”,可以表示礼貌的请求或指令。
Please open the door.
请开门。
EN: In Western business culture, a 'transition list' or 'handover document' is a standard professional courtesy when leaving a job to ensure the team can continue work smoothly.
中文: 在西方職場文化中,離職時提供「交接清單」(transition list) 或「交接文件」(handover document) 是一種標準的專業禮儀,以確保團隊工作能順利銜接。
EN: Use 'be grateful for' to express thanks for a specific thing or situation.
中文: 用“be grateful for”表达对具体事物或情况的感激之情。
I am grateful for your help.
我很感激你的帮助。
EN: In Western workplace culture, expressing gratitude when leaving a job is common to maintain professional relationships (networking).
中文: 在西方職場文化中,離職時表達感激是很常見的禮儀,有助於維持良好的人脈關係。
EN: Use 'be grateful for + person/thing' to say thank you for someone or something.
中文: 用“be grateful for + 人/事物”表达对某人或某事的感激之情。
I am grateful for your help.
我很感激你的帮助。
EN: In Western workplace culture, it is common and encouraged to express mutual appreciation when a colleague leaves on good terms.
中文: 在西方職場文化中,當同事在良好的關係下離職時,互相表達感激是非常普遍且受鼓勵的做法。
EN: Use 'like' after a verb (usually 'be') to compare two things that are similar.
中文: 在动词(通常是 be 动词)后面接“like”,用来比较两个相似的事物,意为“像……一样”。
The moon is like a big ball.
月亮就像一个大球。
EN: In Western workplace culture, describing a team as a 'family' is a high compliment, suggesting strong emotional bonds, support, and loyalty among colleagues.
中文: 在西方職場文化中,將團隊描述為「家庭」是一種極高的讚美,暗示同事之間有著深厚的情感連結、互相支持與忠誠度。
EN: Use 'will' + 'verb' to talk about the future or things that will happen later.
中文: 用“will + 动词原形”来表达将来或之后会发生的事。
I will call you tomorrow.
我明天会给你打电话。
EN: In Western workplace culture, it is common and professional to express personal feelings like 'missing someone' when a colleague leaves, showing that they were a valued member of the team.
中文: 在西方職場文化中,當同事離職時,表達「會想念你」是很常見且專業的禮儀,這代表對方是團隊中受重視的一員。
EN: Use 'will' followed by a base verb to talk about future feelings or actions.
中文: 用“will”接动词原形,表达未来的感受或即将发生的动作。
I will call you tomorrow.
我明天会给你打电话。
EN: In Western workplace culture, expressing personal feelings like 'I will miss you' when leaving a job is common and helps maintain professional relationships.
中文: 在西方職場文化中,離職時表達「我會想念大家」等個人情感是很常見的,這有助於維持良好的職場人脈關係。
EN: Use 'Good luck with' followed by a noun to wish someone success in a specific situation or task.
中文: 用“Good luck with”后接名词,用来祝福某人在特定情况或任务中一切顺利。
Good luck with your exam!
祝你考试顺利!
EN: In Western workplace culture, it is common and polite to express genuine happiness and support for a colleague who is leaving for a better position.
中文: 在西方職場文化中,對於即將離職前往更好職位的同事,表達由衷的喜悅與支持是非常普遍且禮貌的做法。
重要单词附有 IPA 发音、定义、例句和互动式测验。
在本文中: 一个新的工作机会或发展空间
在本文中: 感到兴奋或激动的
在本文中: 极好的、美妙的
在本文中: (离职前的)预告期、通知
在本文中: 过渡、交接(指工作交接的过程)
在本文中: 培训、训练(他人)
在本文中: 工作项目、计划
在本文中: 感激的、感谢的
片语包含类型标示、双语定义、用法说明和例句。
A formal notification to an employer that one is leaving their job in two weeks.
两周前的离职通知
To move from a standing position to a sitting position.
坐下
Used to wish someone success with a specific future event or challenge.
祝...好运、祝...顺利
A job title for a professional who manages a team of developers and oversees technical projects.
技术主管 / 技术组长
A strategy or document detailing how work responsibilities will be handed over to others.
交接计划