2015年商務(wù)英語初級閱讀素材匯總
下面給大家提供一些商務(wù)英語初級閱讀教材，希望可以幫助大家提高成績。
2015年商務(wù)英語初級閱讀素材一
商務(wù)英語學(xué)詞：
當(dāng)?shù)貢r(shí)間14日上午9點(diǎn)40分左右，美國康涅狄格州一所名為桑迪·霍克的小學(xué)發(fā)生槍擊案。槍擊案造成28人死亡，包括20名兒童，其中2名兒童是在被送往醫(yī)院的路上被宣布死亡的。警方表示已經(jīng)在學(xué)校發(fā)現(xiàn)槍手的尸體，外界猜測很有可能是在作案后自殺。
請看《中國日報(bào)》的報(bào)道
Calls for gun control grow Sunday as Washington mulls what"s next after a deadly shooting last week in Connecticut cost the lives of 28 people, most of them children aged 6 and 7.
上周，康涅狄格州發(fā)生惡劣的槍擊事件，造成28人死亡，其中大多數(shù)是6、7歲的兒童。槍擊發(fā)生后，周日，加強(qiáng)槍支管理的呼聲越來越高，而華盛頓方面則在考慮接下來應(yīng)該怎么做。
gun control就是槍支管理。美國爆發(fā)校園槍擊案，槍手在殺了自己的母親后，來到母親執(zhí)教的小學(xué)作案。
周日的脫口秀節(jié)目(talk show)上，華盛頓的重量級人物(heavyweights)就美國是否需要嚴(yán)化法律以控制攻擊性武器的使用展開了激烈的辯論。加利福尼亞州參議員，黛安·范斯坦，在NBC電視臺的《與媒體見面》(Meet the Press)節(jié)目上，對主持人大衛(wèi)·格雷戈里說，她建議頒布聯(lián)邦禁令，全面禁止攻擊性武器;紐約市長邁克·布隆伯格，槍支目前是奧巴馬的主要任務(wù)。他在《與媒體見面》節(jié)目上說，如果奧巴馬在第二個(gè)任期什么都不做的話，可能會有48，000名美國人死于非法槍支(illegal guns)。這個(gè)數(shù)字大概是越南戰(zhàn)爭中(Vietnam War)死亡美國人的數(shù)量。
1994年至2004年實(shí)行的《聯(lián)邦突擊武器禁令》中明確規(guī)定禁止使用攻擊性武器，但是，國會同意廢除(lapse)該禁令。
2015年商務(wù)英語初級閱讀素材二
商務(wù)英語之職場常用語：
1)Thank You: Common courtesy? Sure. But tell me this: When was the last time you forgot (or rejected) gratitude? Whether given in private or public, a sincere ‘thanks’ creates goodwill. Don’t forget your mother’s advice: “Say please.” People are always happier doing a favor than taking an order.
1)謝謝：只是一般的禮貌?沒錯(cuò)。那你告訴我，上一次你忘了說(或者拒絕說)謝謝是在什么時(shí)候?無論是在公開場合還是在私底下，說一句真誠的“謝謝”都會為你樹立好口碑。也別忘了媽媽給你的忠告，“說請”。人們都喜歡比人請自己去做事而不是接受別人的命令去干活。
2) I Trust Your Judgment: Translation: “You have my permission. I believe in you. Now, go make it happen.” Feels pretty uplifting to hear that, doesn’t it? And I’ll bet you’d do almost anything to please someone who makes you feel that way. Your employees and peers are no different.
2)我相信你的判斷：這句話的言外之意：“你征得了我的許可。我信任你。好吧，去做吧?！甭牭竭@樣的話，是不是感覺很振奮?我保證你會為說這種話的人赴湯蹈火，因?yàn)檫@些話讓人感覺如此振奮。你的員工也罷，你的同僚也罷，效果沒有區(qū)別。
3) Tell Me More: “I’m all ears.” It’s the ultimate conversation starter! When you signal that you’re open and intrigued, the other party will respond in kind. And who can resist flattery? If your interest is genuine, you may just fuel a productive exchange.
3)告訴我更多吧：這句話的潛臺詞：“洗耳恭聽?！边@是開啟話匣子的法寶!當(dāng)你向?qū)Ψ匠ㄩ_心扉、表達(dá)好奇的時(shí)候，對方一定會做出善意的回應(yīng)。而且，誰不喜歡聽好聽的呢?如果你真的對對方所說的話感興趣，或許你就能促成一次富有成效的交流。
4) I’m On It: You’re giving your full attention. You’re saying, “Relax. Don’t worry about a thing. I’ll see to it personally.” That response can disarm just about anyone. To express a deeper commitment, use “You have my word.” This makes you more accountable to someone, conveying that you’re on board and will make it happen…whatever it takes.
4)我來搞定它：你專心致志地聽別人說話。然后你說，“輕松一點(diǎn)，別擔(dān)心。我會親自搞定它的?！边@樣的承諾會讓所有人都放松下來。如果想要做出更大的承諾，你就可以說，“我向你保證?！边@樣的表態(tài)會讓你看起來更可靠。在對方眼里，你已經(jīng)進(jìn)入角色，并且會盡一切努力去完成的。
5) I’ve Got Your Back: We’ve all made big mistakes. In those times, step in with a reassurance: “I’m not judging you. You’re going to get through this. You’re not alone. We’ll figure this out together. It’s going to be OK.”
5)我支持你：我們都犯過大錯(cuò)誤。此時(shí)，不要回避，要對對方說一些肯定的話語：“我不是在說你不行。你會度過這個(gè)難關(guān)的。你不是一個(gè)人在戰(zhàn)斗。我們將一起解決此事。一切都會沒事的。”
6) My Pleasure: This subtle reminder reinforces a key point. You’re here to help others. You have all the time they need. And you’re happy to do it.
6)樂意效勞：通過此句話的微妙提示所起的作用，可以使某一關(guān)鍵內(nèi)容得到強(qiáng)化的效果。你樂意幫助別人。無論什么時(shí)候，他們需要你的幫助，你都在場。而且，你是樂意效勞的。
7) Let Me Play Devil’s Advocate: Looking for a subtle way to critique? Turn the conversation into an exercise where you’re a detached party performing a function: Poking holes in the logic and plan of attack. You use this strategy to stress test ideas without making the process personal.
7)讓我來唱黑臉：想找一種婉轉(zhuǎn)的批評方式?將對話轉(zhuǎn)變?yōu)橐粓霾倬殻阍谄渲邪缪荼还铝⒌囊环剑瑘?zhí)行一項(xiàng)職能：戳穿(對方言語中的)邏輯漏洞及其攻擊計(jì)劃中的漏洞。你使用此條策略，一定要強(qiáng)調(diào)一點(diǎn)，千萬不要在這些觀點(diǎn)中摻雜個(gè)人情緒。
8) Let Me Think About That: Yeah, it sounds like a cop out. And it is…sometimes. Fact is, we don’t always have the authority or expertise to make decisions. This phrase buys you time and breathing space. Then, set a date and time for follow up so the other person knows you’re taking him serious.
8)讓我想想：是的，這話聽起來有點(diǎn)像托詞。有時(shí)，它就是托詞。事實(shí)是，我們不可能任何時(shí)候都有權(quán)或有資格做決策。這句話為你贏得了思考的時(shí)間，你大可喘口氣。然后，設(shè)定好日期及具體時(shí)間，做好跟進(jìn)工作，讓對方知道你很在乎他。
9) Well Done: It’s a cliché, no doubt. Sometimes, it isn’t enough just to say thanks. People want to know what they did was great and why. They pour so much sweat and soul into their projects.They need to know their work was special and had meaning to someone.
2015年商務(wù)英語初級閱讀素材三
More than 116 million Americans deal with chronic pain each year. And that pain doesn’t go away when people have to go to work.
超過1.16億的美國人每年都要應(yīng)付慢性疼痛。當(dāng)人們不得不去工作時(shí)那些疼痛不會消失。
“The number of people with chronic pain is outrageous,” says Scott Bautch, MD, CEO for Allied Health Chiropractic Centers located in Wisconsin. “We need to make jobs friendly for them, but they need to know how to adjust in the jobs they have.”
“患有慢性疼痛的人數(shù)是令人驚訝的，” Scott Bautch說，醫(yī)學(xué)博士，位于威斯康辛州的專職醫(yī)療按摩中心的CEO?！拔覀冃枰构ぷ鲗λ麄冇押?，但他們需要知道如何在自己的工作中進(jìn)行調(diào)整?！?/p>
It can be difficult to cope with chronic pain on the job, but not impossible. Here are some ways to get your employer to be more accommodating, as well as tips for managing pain at work.
很難應(yīng)對工作中的慢性疼痛，但并非不可能。這里有一些方法讓你的雇主更通情達(dá)理，也是解決工作中疼痛的小貼士。
Follow the 30% rule
If this is true for you, try to use no more than about 30% of your grip strength and muscle energy in your elbows, wrists, shoulders, and other parts of your body.
遵循30%的原則
如果你也是這樣，嘗試在你的手肘、手腕、肩膀和身體其他部位使用不超過30%的握力和肌肉能量。
Change positions often
Sitting or standing in one position for too long can exacerbate pain. If you work at a desk, get up and move around every 15 minutes or so, says Dr. Bautch. And don’t feel guilty about it—studies show break-takers are as productive—sometimes more—as people who don’t take them.
經(jīng)常改變姿勢
坐或站在一個(gè)位置太久會加重疼痛。如果你在桌前工作，每15分鐘左右起來移動(dòng)一下，Bautch博士說。不要為此感到愧疚，研究顯示進(jìn)行休息的人和不進(jìn)行的人一樣有時(shí)更有效率。
Educate your employer
“You need to have a dialogue about your condition—what it entails and what your limitations and abilities are. But make sure they know you are an asset in the company; you can’t do certain things, but you can make up in other areas.”
教育你的雇主
“你需要有進(jìn)行一次對話關(guān)于你的狀態(tài)——工作需要什么以及你的局限和能力是什么。但是確保他們知道你是公司的一項(xiàng)資產(chǎn);你不能做某些事情，但你可以在其他領(lǐng)域彌補(bǔ)?！?/p>
Avoid travel
There are a handful of reasons why people with chronic pain should not be world travelers. For many people with chronic pain, a change in pressure, which is a given on a plane, can be a symptom trigger. What’s more, it’s difficult to get up and move around to avoid stiffness, particularly on long flights. On top of this, anti-TNF medications, used to decrease inflammation, also suppress the immune system. On a plane, you are exposed to more germs.
避免旅行
有幾個(gè)原因?yàn)槭裁绰蕴弁吹娜瞬粦?yīng)該成為世界旅行者。對于許多患有慢性疼痛的人來說，飛機(jī)上獲得的壓強(qiáng)變化可以觸發(fā)一種癥狀。更重要的是，很難站起身四處走動(dòng)來避免僵硬，特別是在長途飛行時(shí)。除此之外，抗腫瘤壞死因子抗體藥物，用來消炎，也抑制免疫系統(tǒng)。在飛機(jī)上，你暴露在更多的細(xì)菌中。
Reduce stress
“You don’t have to stop working, but sometimes you just can’t do the things you used to do,” she says. “I always say, ‘If my body could keep up with my mind, it would be a force to be reckoned with’.”
減壓
“你不必停止工作，但有時(shí)你就是不能做你過去常做的事情，”她說?！拔铱偸钦f，‘如果我的身體能跟上我的腦袋，這將是不容小覷的力量?！?/p>
Be prepared for a flare
If you work full time, then you spend nearly as much time awake at your office as you do at home. Treat your workplace like your home—make yourself comfortable and be prepared for flare-ups.
為疼痛發(fā)作做好準(zhǔn)備
如果你全職工作，那么你在辦公室和在家里花差不多一樣的時(shí)間醒著。把你的工作場所當(dāng)作你家，讓自己舒服以及為疼痛發(fā)作做好準(zhǔn)備
Get savvy about ergonomics
Make sure your work space is comfortable for you; have an ergonomic chair, wrist cushions, and use dictation software if you have difficulty typing.
了解人體工程學(xué)
確保你的工作空間對你來說是舒適的;弄一個(gè)人體工程學(xué)的椅子，手腕的軟墊，如果你打字有困難就使用聽寫軟件。
2015年商務(wù)英語初級閱讀素材四
商務(wù)英語職場那些事：
職場剩女何其多，被剩原因知多少?你知道嗎?男人不喜歡女人自信幽默工資高的女強(qiáng)人，他們只喜歡靦腆害羞裙子飄的小女人。辦公室剩女當(dāng)然要對癥下藥，先找到癥結(jié)所在，才能有則改之，無則加勉。
Dress pants may look appropriate at that conference or department meeting, but they’re not very sexy. A study last year found that skirts give a better first impression than pants, and we all know skirts are much sexier. This year, burn your work pants to land a man!
在公司大會或部門會議上，身穿褲裝也許會看起來很得體很合適，但是穿褲裝卻與性感不搭邊。去年的一項(xiàng)調(diào)查發(fā)現(xiàn)，穿裙子比穿褲子能給人留下更好的印象。原因嘛，就是因?yàn)榇┤棺痈愿幸稽c(diǎn)。今年，找男人就從終結(jié)你的褲子開始!
The power of words never fails to inspire.Below are 15 of the best motivational quotes and a much needed early week pick-me-up. I hope you enjoy:
語言的力量，足以激蕩人生。以下15句鼓舞人心的名言，是我每周都需要的“興奮劑”，希望你也會喜歡：
Nothing is impossible; the word itself says ‘I’m possible’!——Audrey Hepburn
萬事皆有可能，“不可能”的意思是，“不，可能。”——奧黛麗·赫本(著名女演員)
職場女人枕邊書第三部：小搭配穿出炫職場風(fēng)
You might think that stylish looks from street snaps should stay, well, on the street. But with a few basic tips, there are ways to incorporate some of the hottest trends from the curb, into our closets, and straight to the office.
你可能會覺得那些時(shí)尚街拍只是出現(xiàn)在大街小巷的驚艷，但如果學(xué)會些搭配小竅門，我們也可以在家，或是在辦公室中穿出潮流范兒。
職場女人枕邊書第四部：20個(gè)影響你一生的小改變
Small, simple life changes can be powerful. Implementing some of these changes can literally change your entire life. How do you change? Take on one change at a time, and go slowly. Implement each change consistently so that it becomes a habit. Don’t do too much too fast. What follows is a list of changes that are simple, yet incredibly powerful. Some are obvious and some aren’t. I hope they serve as reminders of useful changes.
生活中一些細(xì)微簡單的改變有著不可低估的作用。一些改變甚至可以改變你的整個(gè)生活。 如何改變呢?一次做出一種改變，慢慢來，并始終如一地堅(jiān)持，形成一種習(xí)慣。不要貪多求快。 下面列出一些改變，雖然簡單，作用卻難以置信。有些作用明顯，而有的不易覺察。我希望下列條目能提醒你去做一些有益身心的改變。
職場女人枕邊書第五部：希拉里告訴女性的職場經(jīng)驗(yàn)
Sometimes you look at a list like the World’s 100 Most Powerful Women and wonder if this applies to the rest of us who are managing less high-profile careers on a daily basis. Here are three career lessons anyone can take away from this year’s rankings
有時(shí)候，你看著全球有權(quán)勢女性排行榜時(shí)，你是否也在想她們能不能給我們普通人的職場生活一些啟示呢。以下三條職場經(jīng)驗(yàn)就是我們從今年入選的權(quán)勢女性中得出的，對所有人都適合：
1.Your own personal efforts trump external conditions
1.個(gè)人努力比外在條件更重要
2.There is no prescribed timetable for success
2.年齡與成功無關(guān)
3.You have to put yourself out there
3.不要讓自己局限在小圈子里
職場女人枕邊書第六部：未來的你會感謝現(xiàn)在每天學(xué)習(xí)的你
It is very important for you to use your days wisely. Don’t let even one day passes without fully utilizing it. And one way to utilize your days is by learning from your daily experience.
好好利用每一天是非常重要的，任何一天都不能浪費(fèi)。要想利用好每一天，那就要向每一天的生活學(xué)習(xí)。
If you really try to learn from your days, you will have 365 to 366 opportunities to learn each year. And that’s quite a lot of opportunities! I bet you will be a very different person after only one year. How do you learn from your daily experience?
如果你每天都能學(xué)到點(diǎn)什么的話，一年就有365到366次學(xué)習(xí)的機(jī)會，這可是大把的機(jī)會啊!如果你這么做的話，一年后的你肯定是煥然一新了。那么如何向每一天的生活學(xué)習(xí)呢?
職場女人枕邊書第七部：對女強(qiáng)人的十大誤解
做人難、做女人難、做女強(qiáng)人難上加難!在人們的普遍印象中，男性領(lǐng)導(dǎo)者可以擁有豐富的人格，而成功的女強(qiáng)人的形象則往往被刻畫為冷酷強(qiáng)硬，事實(shí)真是如此嗎?今天，就讓女強(qiáng)人現(xiàn)身說法，為你揭示對女強(qiáng)人的十大誤解。
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