Key Sentences （重点句子）
623．Let me tell you the office rules first.
让我先给你讲一下办公制度。
624． It's very important for me to know about them.
懂得这些对我来说很重要。
625．I'll do my duty.
我会忠于职守的。
626．To be a good secretary, you'll have to be quite familiar with office routine.
要想成为一个好秘书，你就得对办公室的日常事务非常熟悉。
627． I'd like to explain the filing system to you.
我想跟你讲讲档案管理系统。
628． All the documents must be filed alphabetically.
所有的文件都必须按字母顺序存档。
629．The confidential files are kept in it.
机密档案都存放在这里。
630．Our boss makes a point of keeping everything in order.
我们的老板认为一切井然有序是很重要的。
631． I've run out of typewriter paper.
我的打印纸用完了。
632．Where are the envelopes and stationery then?
那么信封和文具在哪里？
633．Let's take an inventory of the supply closet.
我们来清点一下柜里的办公用品。
634．Will you please count them while I make a note?
你来数，我来记，好吗？
635．There are twenty boxes of letter-head paper.
有二十盒带单位名称的信纸。
636．All our supplies can last quite some time except staplers.
除了订书机之外，我们的办公用品还能用一段时间。
637. How do you feel about using this new system?
你认为这个新的系统怎么样？
638．I just need to clarify a few things.
我只需要弄明白一些事情。
639．I'm not very sure how to import a document or how to overlay a picture onto a text?
我不太清楚怎样应用文档，以及如何把一张图片叠加在文本上去。
640．I've got the system running, but I can't open my file系统虽然已经运行起来了，但我还是无法打开文档。
641．Let me see if I can get it to work.
让我来看看能不能打开。
642．I can't get this graphics program to run?
我怎么才能使这个图形程序运行起来呢？
643．You are using the wrong command.
你的程序命令错了。
644．This is the first time I've used this program.
这是我第一次使用这个程序。
645． It takes a while to get used to it.
用几次就熟悉了。
646．Once you know the commands, it's pretty smooth sailing.
一旦知道了这些命令，做起来就非常顺手了。
647. Now that you know the basics, let me show you some more advanced functions.
既然你已经懂得了这些基本操作程序，我来给你示范一下操作高级功能程序。
Dialogue A(Miss Li, who has just been promoted the personal secretary to her manager Mr. Baker, is elling Miss Wang, a fresh hand, who is going to take over her as a secretary in the office, what to do to be a qualified secretary. )(L: Miss Li; W: Miss Wang)L: Miss Wang, you are going to take over my job as secretary here from next Monday on. Now let me tell you the office rules first.
W: Thank you. It's very important for me to know about them.
L: The working hours are from eight to twelve in the morning and from one to five in the afternoon. Be sure not to be late or absent.
W: I'll do my duty.
L: To be a good secretary, you'll have to be quite familiar with office routine and try to learn to do a bit of everything.
W: Yes, I'll try my best.
L: Come here please, Miss Wang. I'd like to explain the filing system to you.
W: All right.
L: This is your filing cabinet and all the documents must be filed alphabetically.
W: Yes, I understand.
L: And this is a safe. The confidential files are kept in it. You'll have the key to it. Please keep in mind that you must be very careful with it.
W: Yes, I'll.
L: And one more thing, our boss makes a point of keeping everything in order. So you'd better be careful about this and don't throw things about. Otherwise, he'll be mad at you.
W: OK. I'll bear that in mind. Thanks a lot for what you have told me.
Dialogue BW: Miss Li, I've run out of typewriter paper. Where are the office supplies?
L: Let me show you where they are. Come on. They are all in this closet. The typewriter paper is in these boxes. The carbon paper is on the top shelf and the paper clips and tape are on the bottom.
W: Where are the envelopes and stationery then?
L: They are on the middle shelf.
W: What's in those boxes?
L: Those are staples.
W: Thank you. I think I now where everything is.
L: Come on, Miss Wang. Let's take an inventory of the supply closet.
W: All right. Where shall we start?
L: Will you please count them while I make a note?
W: Fine.
L: How much paper is there?
W: Let me see. There are twenty boxes of letter-head paper.
L: Is there much carbon paper?
W: Yes. There are twenty-four boxes.
L: How many memo pads are there?
W: There are five hundred.
L: And staplers?
W: Only one left. Now it's clear. All our supplies can last quite some time except staplers.
L: I'll send for some tomorrow.
Dialogue CW: How does it work?
L: It's easy. I'll show you. First, put the letter in here. Like this, OK?
W: Uh-uh.
L: Next, press this button, the button with “TEL”.
W: For telephone.
L: Then type in the fax number. What is it?
W: 0235-45679L: Then, wait for the message “on line”here. And that's it. Got it?
W: Yes, I think so. Can I try now?
L: Of course… Well, this is your last day of training, Miss Wang. How do you feel about using this new system?
W: I feel pretty comfortable with it. I just need to clarify a few things.
L: Sure, what do you need to know?
W: Well, I'm not very sure how to import a document or how to overlay a picture onto a text.
L: Never mind, I'll show you.
(A few hours later)W: Miss Li, can you give me a hand?
L: Sure, what's wrong?
W: Well, I've got the system running, but I can't open my file.
L: Let me see if I can get it to work.
(A few minutes later)W: I can't get this graphics program to run. Miss Li, can you take a look?
L: Sure. Oh, you are using the wrong command. Here, let me show you.
W: Thanks a lot. This is the first time I've used this program.
L: No problem. It takes a while to get used to it… Good work, Miss Wang. It usually takes people a lot longer to get a grip on this.
W: Well, I've had some practice with this package. Once the commands are known, it's pretty smooth sailing.
L: That's true. Now that you know the basics, let me show you some more advanced functions.
W: Great! I really appreciate your help. |