EN: Use 'Please' + 'Verb' to make a polite request or command.
中文: 使用“Please”加上动词原形来表达礼貌的请求或指令。
Please stand up.
请站起来。
EN: In a job interview, it is polite to wait for the interviewer to invite you to sit down before taking a seat.
中文: 在工作面試中,通常會等面試官邀請你坐下後再入座,這是一種禮貌的表現。
EN: The phrase 'Nice to meet you' is a fixed expression used when meeting someone for the first time. It is a shortened version of 'It is nice to meet you'.
中文: “Nice to meet you”是一个固定表达,用于初次见面时。它是“It is nice to meet you”的省略形式。
Nice to meet you, Sarah.
很高兴见到你,莎拉。
EN: In Western business culture, 'Nice to meet you' is standard for first-time meetings. If you meet the person again, you should say 'Nice to see you again' instead.
中文: 在西方商業文化中,「Nice to meet you」僅用於第一次見面。如果再次見到同一個人,應該改說「Nice to see you again」。
EN: Use 'too' at the end of a sentence to mean 'also' or 'as well'. It is common in polite responses.
中文: 在句尾加上“too”表示“也”。这在礼貌的回应中非常常见。
I am happy too.
我也很高兴。
EN: In professional settings, repeating the phrase with 'too' is the most polite and standard way to acknowledge a first meeting.
中文: 在專業場合中,重複對方的問候語並加上 'too' 是回應初次見面最禮貌且標準的方式。
EN: This is an imperative sentence used to give a command or make a request. It starts with a verb and the subject 'you' is hidden.
中文: 这是一个祈使句,用于下达命令或提出请求。句子以动词原形开头,省略了主语“you”。
Tell me your name.
请告诉我你的名字。
EN: In a job interview, this is a very common open-ended question. It is an invitation for you to highlight your professional background rather than just listing your hobbies.
中文: 在工作面試中,這是一個非常常見的開放式問題。這是在邀請你強調你的專業背景,而不僅僅是列出你的愛好。
EN: Use 'work in' followed by a field or industry to describe your general area of employment.
中文: 使用“work in”后接某个领域或行业,来描述你从事的大致行业范畴。
I work in education.
我在教育行业工作。
EN: In English-speaking job interviews, 'technology' is a broad term often used to refer to the IT, software, or hardware industries.
中文: 在英語面試中,「technology」是一個廣義術語,通常指代資訊科技(IT)、軟體或硬體產業。
EN: Use 'I am a/an [job title]' to tell someone your profession or role.
中文: 使用“I am a/an [职位名称]”来告知他人你的职业或岗位。
I am a teacher.
我是一名教师。
EN: In the tech industry, 'tech lead' is a common short form for 'technical lead', referring to a person who manages a team's technical direction.
中文: 在科技產業中,「tech lead」是「technical lead」的常用簡稱,指負責管理團隊技術方向的人。
EN: Use 'I have + [number] + years of experience' to talk about your work history.
中文: 使用“I have + [数字] + years of experience”的句型来描述你的工作年限或经验。
I have three years of experience.
我有三年的相关经验。
EN: In job interviews, stating your years of experience clearly is a standard way to establish your professional background.
中文: 在求職面試中,清楚說明你的工作年資是建立專業背景的標準方式。
EN: Use 'That is' + adjective to give a positive reaction or feedback to what someone just said.
中文: 使用“That is”加上形容词,对别人刚才说的话给予积极回应或评价。
That is very interesting.
那非常有意思。
EN: In Western business culture, interviewers often use positive reinforcement like 'That is very good' to make the candidate feel comfortable, even if they are still evaluating the answer.
中文: 在西方商務文化中,面試官經常使用「That is very good」等正面鼓勵的話語,讓應徵者感到放鬆,即使他們仍在評估該回答的品質。
EN: Use 'What are...' to ask about plural things (more than one).
中文: 使用“What are...”来询问复数(一个以上)的事物。
What are your hobbies?
你的兴趣爱好有哪些?
EN: In job interviews, 'strengths' refers to professional skills and positive personality traits that make you good at a job.
中文: 在工作面試中,「strengths」指的是能讓你勝任工作的專業技能和積極的性格特質。
EN: Use 'I am' followed by an adjective to describe your personality or traits.
中文: 使用“I am”加上形容词来描述你的性格或特质。
I am very hardworking.
我工作非常努力。
EN: In Western job interviews, being 'detail-oriented' is a highly valued trait because it suggests you make fewer mistakes.
中文: 在西方求職面試中,「注重細節」是被高度看重的特質,因為這代表你做事精確、較少出錯。
EN: Use 'like to' followed by a base verb to talk about activities you enjoy doing.
中文: 使用“like to”后接动词原形,用来描述你喜欢做的活动或行为。
I like to read books.
我喜欢读书。
EN: In Western job interviews, emphasizing teamwork and a willingness to help others is highly valued and shows you are a 'team player'.
中文: 在西方求職面試中,強調團隊合作和樂於助人的意願是非常受重視的,這顯示你具備「團隊合作精神」。
EN: Use the Present Simple tense to talk about habits, skills, or things you usually do at work.
中文: 使用一般现在时来描述你的习惯、技能或是你在工作中通常做的事情。
I speak English at work.
我在工作中使用英语交流。
EN: In professional settings, being able to 'explain things in simple terms' is a highly valued soft skill, especially for technical roles like a Tech Lead.
中文: 在職場中,能夠「用簡單的術語解釋事情」是一項備受重視的軟實力,特別是對於像技術主管(Tech Lead)這樣的技術職位。
EN: Use 'Those are' to point to multiple things that were just mentioned or are far away.
中文: 使用“Those are”来指代刚刚提到过的多个事物,或距离较远的事物。
Those are my books.
那些是我的书。
EN: In job interviews, it is common for recruiters to give positive reinforcement when a candidate lists their skills to build rapport.
中文: 在工作面試中,招募人員通常會在應徵者列舉技能後給予正面肯定,以建立良好的溝通氛圍。
EN: Use 'What is your...' to ask for specific information about a person's situation or preferences.
中文: 使用“What is your...”来询问有关某人情况或偏好的具体信息。
What is your phone number?
你的电话号码是多少?
EN: In many Western job interviews, discussing salary is common, but it is often expected that the candidate has researched the market rate beforehand.
中文: 在許多西方工作面試中,討論薪水是很常見的,但通常希望求職者在面試前已經研究過該職位的市場行情。
EN: Use the pattern 'Subject + Verb + Object' to state a simple fact or expectation. 'Expect' is a verb used to talk about what you think is right or what you think will happen.
中文: 使用“主语 + 谓语动词 + 宾语”的结构来陈述事实或期望。“Expect”是动词,用来表达你认为应该得到或将会发生的事情。
I expect a good result.
我期待一个好的结果。
EN: In Western job interviews, using the word 'fair' is a professional way to discuss salary without naming a specific number too early. It suggests you are open to negotiation based on market standards.
中文: 在西方求職面試中,使用 'fair' (合理的) 是一個專業的談薪方式,不需要太早提出具體數字。這暗示你願意根據市場標準進行協商。
EN: Use 'What is...' to ask for specific information about a noun or a situation.
中文: 使用“What is...”来询问关于某个名词或情况的具体信息。
What is the phone number?
电话号码是多少?
EN: In many English-speaking job interviews, it is acceptable to ask about the salary range toward the end of the interview or when the interviewer asks for your expectations.
中文: 在許多英語系的求職面試中,在面試接近尾聲或面試官詢問你的期望薪資時,詢問薪資範圍是被接受且專業的行為。
EN: Use 'can' to express possibility or ability in the present or future.
中文: 使用“can”来表达现在或未来的可能性或能力。
We can meet tomorrow.
我们明天可以见面。
EN: In Western business culture, discussing salary details often happens in the final stages of the interview process. Saying 'discuss later' is a common way to defer the topic.
中文: 在西方職場文化中,薪資細節通常在面試的最後階段討論。說「discuss later」是延後該話題的常見方式。
EN: Use 'What is your + [Noun]?' to ask for specific information about someone.
中文: 使用“What is your + [名词]?”来询问对方的具体信息。
What is your phone number?
你的电话号码是多少?
EN: In a job interview, 'availability' refers to the date you can start working or the hours you are free to work.
中文: 在求職面試中,「availability」指的是你可以開始上班的日期或你可以工作的時段。
EN: Use 'can' followed by a base verb to express ability or possibility.
中文: 在情态动词“can”后面接动词原形,用来表示能力或可能性。
I can help you tomorrow.
我明天可以帮您。
EN: In job interviews, 'availability' refers to when you are free to begin working. Giving a clear timeframe like 'next month' shows professionalism.
中文: 在求職面試中,「availability」是指你何時可以開始工作。給出像「下個月」這樣明確的時間範圍能展現專業度。
EN: Use 'Do you...?' to ask a basic question about a fact or a habit in the present.
中文: 使用“Do you...?”来询问关于眼下事实或习惯的基本问题。
Do you like coffee?
你喜欢咖啡吗?
EN: In Western job interviews, asking 'Do you have any questions?' is an invitation for the candidate to show interest. It is usually expected that the candidate asks at least one or two thoughtful questions.
中文: 在西方求職面試中,問「你有任何問題嗎?」是邀請應徵者展現積極度。通常會期待應徵者至少提出一兩個深思熟慮的問題。
EN: Use 'What is ... like?' to ask for a description of a person, place, or thing.
中文: 使用“What is ... like?”来询问某人、某地或某事物的特征或进行描述(并非询问喜好)。
What is your new house like?
你的新家是什么样子的?
EN: In job interviews, asking about the team shows you care about the work environment and collaboration.
中文: 在面試中詢問團隊情況,顯示你關心工作環境與團隊協作,是一個非常正面的問題。
EN: Use 'is' to connect a singular subject with adjectives that describe it.
中文: 使用“is”将单数主语与描述它的形容词连接起来。
The office is quiet and clean.
这间办公室既安静又干净。
EN: In job interviews, being 'organized' is a highly valued trait in Western corporate culture as it implies efficiency.
中文: 在工作面試中,「有條理」(organized) 在西方企業文化中是備受重視的特質,因為這代表著效率。
EN: Use 'sounds' followed by an adjective to share your opinion or reaction to something you just heard.
中文: 使用“sounds”后接形容词,来表达你对刚听到事情的看法或反应。
That sounds good.
那听起来不错。
EN: In English-speaking cultures, using positive feedback like 'That sounds great' is a common way to show politeness and enthusiasm during a conversation.
中文: 在英語系國家,使用像「That sounds great」這樣的積極回饋,是談話中展現禮貌與熱情的常見方式。
EN: Use 'will' followed by a base verb to talk about things that happen in the future or to make a promise.
中文: 使用“will”加上动词原形来描述未来将要发生的事情或做出承诺。
I will call you tomorrow.
我明天会给你打电话。
EN: In professional settings, a 'follow-up email' is a standard way to summarize a meeting or provide next steps. It shows professionalism and organization.
中文: 在職場環境中,「follow-up email」(後續跟進郵件)是總結會議或提供後續步驟的標準做法,展現了專業度與組織能力。
EN: Use 'very much' after 'thank you' to show a higher level of gratitude.
中文: 在“thank you”后加上“very much”,可以表达更深层次的感谢。
Thank you very much for the gift.
非常感谢你的礼物。
EN: In a job interview or formal setting, using 'very much' is more polite and professional than just saying 'thanks'.
中文: 在面試或正式場合中,使用 'Thank you very much' 比只說 'thanks' 更有禮貌且顯得專業。
EN: Use 'Thank you' followed by a person's name to show politeness and make the conversation more personal.
中文: 在“Thank you”后面加上对方的名字,可以显得有礼貌,并拉近沟通距离。
Thank you, Sarah.
谢谢你,莎拉。
EN: In English-speaking business cultures, it is common and polite to use the person's first name during both the greeting and the closing of a conversation.
中文: 在英語系的商務文化中,在對話開始與結束時稱呼對方的名字是非常普遍且禮貌的做法,這能建立良好的專業關係。
EN: Use 'Goodbye' followed by a comma and a person's name to say farewell to a specific person.
中文: 在“Goodbye”后面加上逗号和对方的名字,用来向特定的人道别。
Goodbye, Mr. Smith!
再见,史密斯先生!
EN: In English-speaking cultures, using someone's first name during a greeting or farewell is common and friendly, even in professional settings like an interview.
中文: 在英語系國家,無論是在打招呼或道別時直呼對方的名字是很常見且友善的行為,即使是在像面試這樣的正式場合也是如此。
重要单词附有 IPA 发音、定义、例句和互动式测验。
在本文中: 在特定领域获得的知识或技能
在本文中: 科技、技术领域
在本文中: 优势、特长
在本文中: 注重细节的
在本文中: 简单的、易懂的
在本文中: 预期的、期望的
在本文中: 薪水、薪资
在本文中: 范围、区间
在本文中: 可入职时间、空闲时间
在本文中: 有组织力的、做事有条理的
在本文中: 后续的、跟进的
片语包含类型标示、双语定义、用法说明和例句。
To move from a standing position to a sitting position.
坐下
A polite greeting used when meeting someone for the first time.
很高兴认识你
Using plain and easy-to-understand language.
用简单易懂的话来说
The span between the minimum and maximum pay for a specific job.
薪资范围
A professional role responsible for leading a team of developers and making technical decisions.
技术主管
Specific professional skills, character traits, or advantages that make a candidate suitable for a job.
优点 / 强项
Using basic language to explain complex ideas so that non-experts can understand.
简单的术语 / 浅显易懂的措辞
The specific date or time frame when a candidate is free to start a new job.
可到职时间
An email sent after a meeting or interview to provide more information or maintain contact.
后续跟进邮件