电话推销
A：May I speak to the head of the household?
我可以请户主听电话吗？
B：May I ask who's calling?
请问你是谁？
A：This is Susan with Jiaotong University student.I am calling on behalf of the Private Teacher Company. May I have your name, sir?
我是交通大学的在校生苏珊，我代表家教公司给您打电话。请问您贵姓？
B：My name is Li.
我姓李。
A：Excuse me, Mr. Li. Do you have children, Mr. Li?
打搅了，李先生。您有孩子吗？
B：Yes.
有。
A：Great. I believe you must care for his educations.
太好了。我相信你肯定很关心他的教育吧。
B：Yes.
是的。
A：You probably heard about it. We have private teachers in our holiday.We will help your children in learning lessons in their free time. We are running a special offer on this holiday. You might want to know more about it.
或许你已经听说过。我们交大的学生在假期间做家教。我们可以帮助您的孩子在他们空闲时学习功课。 我们在这个假期有个特价优惠。我想你肯定想多了解点吧。
B：yeah.
是的。
1. (提到,说起)：The basket is light enough for the little boy to carry.(这只篮子很轻,那个小男孩能提动. ) | 9.speak of(提到,说起) | I have never heard him speak of his past.(我从来没有听他提起他的过去. )
2. 谈及, 说到：925. speak highly of赞扬 | 926. speak of谈及, 说到 | 927. speak volumes for充分说明
3. 谈到,提到：space shuttle 航天飞机 | speak of 谈到,提到 | speed up 加快速度
1. For a second - before they speak - I imagine that nudge is coming from a wealthy businessman with money spilling out of his pockets.
2. Some specifics were provided by defense officials, commenting on condition of anonymity in order to speak more freely.
3. speak of什么意思
3. Actions speak louder than words, however the words of Olympic torch hero Jin Jing trumpeted louder than her brave deeds.
4. The captain of the catamaran did not want to speak to the press, according to Ng.
5. speak of的翻译
5. A subsequent request to speak to an officer of the Seventh Cavalry drew no response.
6. The daughter of a woman from Jiangsu province suffered from severe cerebral palsy, which left her unable to speak or walk.
7. The Palestinian ambassador stalked out of the council chamber when the Israeli ambassador began to speak.
8. People who have had the chance to taste the delicacy invariably speak highly of it.
9. No one can speak vulgar words to deny Venezuela's chief of state the right to speak.
10. Though Cantonese remains Chinatown's primary tongue, many shopkeepers speak at least a few words of Mandarin.