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【Good Job! 職場(chǎng)英語】第三章：會(huì)見老板
Unit 3 Meeting your new boss or supervisor 會(huì)見老板
Key terms
1. to learn the ropes——to learn the basic skills for a new task 學(xué)習(xí)做法；掌握竅門
2. [someone’s] door is open——the subject welcomes questions and will not mind being interrupted in his or her of?ce 提供機(jī)會(huì)
3. to have a lot on one’s plate——to participate in many projects or other activities at once; to be busy 忙碌
4. to get a handle on things——to learn to understand the workings of a system or project; to become more comfortable with an environment or process掌控
5. to get the hang of something——to understand how something works; to understand one’s duties 抓到訣竅
6. to get into the swing of things——to get used to things; to get accustomed to a routine 進(jìn)入狀態(tài)；投入
7.wing" class="hjdict" word=" wing" target=_blank> wing it——to perform without preparation or forethought, to improvise 即興發(fā)揮
8. go-to person/go-to guy——slang for a person to turn to for help and support for a particular task; someone relied upon 負(fù)責(zé)人
Katharine goes to her new supervisor’s office to introduce herself
Jacob: Come in, welcome. You must be Katharine. I’m Jacob Smith.
Katharine: It’s very nice to meet you.
Jacob: And you. How are you settling in so far? Has Barbara got you all set up?
Katharine: Oh yes, she’s been really helpful. Everyone has. I’m working on learning the ropes now and getting as involved as I can.
Jacob: That’s what we need from you, so that sounds great. Have you got any questions for me right now?
Katharine: No, I don’t think so. I’m sure I will have some as I continue working, though. If I have questions about the database, I should go to Ann, right?
Jacob: Yes, Ann’s the lead on that project. And my door is always open—though I have a lot on my plate at the moment, so I might not always be inside!
Katharine: Thank you!
Sample Sentences
A. Asking about someone’s comfort at work
1. How is everything going so far?
2. Are you getting a handle on things yet?
3. Are you getting the hang of the database?
4. Is everything starting to make sense?
5. Are you getting used to things yet?
B. Describing being new to a position
6. I’m just getting my feet wet.
7. I’m learning all the time.
8. I’m doing my best to absorb everything everyone is telling me.
9. I think I’m getting into the swing of things.
10. They’re just going to let her wing it until the new training program starts next week.
C. Asking questions about new duties
11. Who should I talk to about the telephone system?
12. If I have a question about the data, should I speak to George?
13. Who is the go-to person on the project?
Good Job! 職場(chǎng)英語(全彩圖本)——不同于一般的日常會(huì)話，如何跨越語言障礙、善用語言的力量，適切表達(dá)自己的意見、溝通無礙，是晉升職場(chǎng)英文王的一大重點(diǎn)。書中提供各種辦公室相關(guān)設(shè)備的英語用法，搭配實(shí)物彩圖以加強(qiáng)記憶。Do a Good Job，提升你自己的職場(chǎng)競(jìng)爭(zhēng)力，就從現(xiàn)在開始！
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