Name: 7 個常用商務短語 (7 Common PHRASAL VERBS for Business)
Uploaded: 2025-07-18T18:07:39.000Z
Duration: 18 min 37 s

Every time he does this, it has something to do with business.

他每次這樣做，都與生意有關。

不管怎麼說，我們還是來問問是怎麼回事吧。

Your business phrasal verbs, because you want a new job, I told you.

你的商務短語動詞，因為你想要一份新工作，我告訴過你。

Let's go to the board and see what he's working on.

我們去黑板上看看他在做什麼。

So, let's start off, or we can start here with kickoff.

那麼，讓我們開始吧，或者我們可以從這裡開始開球。

When we kick off, and this is using business, kicking off, it means to start.

當我們拉開序幕時，這就是利用業務，拉開序幕，意味著開始。

Now, those of you in European countries who play, or watch football, you know, the kickoff is the start of the game.

現在，在歐洲國家踢球或看球的人都知道，開球就是比賽的開始。

對我的美國朋友來說，這是足球。

But for my European people and people in the Middle East and what have you that watch football, the kickoff is the start, they drop the ball, boom, they kick.

但對於歐洲人、中東人和其他看足球的人來說，開球就是開始，他們把球放下，砰，他們踢球。

We say that in North America, to kick something off is to start it off.

我們說，在北美，"啟動 "就是 "開始"。

So, if you were bringing up a new product, for instance, a new pen, right, a new colour, you might kick off the product by giving a sale, going, we've got this brand new pen, it's 50% off to kick off the new pen to start something.

是以，如果你要推出一款新產品，比如新鋼筆，對，新顏色，你可能會通過促銷來啟動產品，比如說，我們有一款全新的鋼筆，五折優惠，以此來啟動新鋼筆的銷售。

Or, you can kick off the meeting, you know, we're going to kick off the meeting, E, you start and deliver a speech.

或者，你可以宣佈會議開始，你知道，我們要宣佈會議開始，E，你開始並發表演講。

The next one, brush up on, and here's a brush.

下一個，刷一下，這裡有一把刷子。

I'm not much of an artist, but if you're an artist, you'll notice that's a brush.

我不是什麼藝術家，但如果你是藝術家，你會發現那是一支畫筆。

When we brush up on something, you think with a brush, you put strokes down, and you can improve if you're doing a painting or something, yeah?

當我們刷東西時，你會想到用畫筆，你把筆畫下來，如果你在做一幅畫或其他東西，你就可以改進，是嗎？

So, we brush up on something, it means to update or improve yourself.

是以，"溫習 "意味著更新或提高自己。

So I said, I speak a little German, aber es ist nicht sehr gut.

於是我說，我會說一點德語，但說得不好。

Any Germans, and I know you're out there going, yes, German is very bad, I know, I just said that.

任何德國人，我知道你們會說，是的，德語很糟糕，我知道，我剛說過。

So, ich brauche studieren, so I need to study more.

I need to study because I know it, and this is what brush up means.

我需要學習，因為我知道，這就是 "補習 "的含義。

I know some German, but I may need to study it to improve it, okay?

我懂一些德語，但我可能需要學習來提高德語水準，好嗎？

It's not that I'm learning it for new, so keep that in mind when we do our test, I mean, our exercise later, okay?

這並不是說我是在學新東西，所以在我們做測試時，我是說，我們稍後的練習時，請記住這一點，好嗎？

So, you want to improve yourself or to update a skill you already have, brush up, meaning to practice.

所以，你想提高自己或更新已有的技能，刷新，意味著練習。

Now, I said these are phrasal verbs, so I should have gone through it.

現在，我說這些都是短語動詞，所以我應該把它說一遍。

Kick as in kick is an action, boom, you do, yeah?

踢是一個動作，"砰 "的一聲，你做了，是嗎？

Look, this one is what's called a three-word phrasal verb.

看，這個就是所謂的三字短語動詞。

We have more than two because people will say, is it the phrasal verb?

我們有兩個以上，因為人們會說，是短語動詞嗎？

Yes, these are prepositions, this is the verb.

是的，這些是介詞，這是動詞。

Brushing, we know it's a brush, like brush your teeth, it's that movement.

刷牙，我們知道是刷牙，就像刷牙一樣，就是這個動作。

Up, and up usually means improvement, right?

向上，向上通常意味著進步，對嗎？

So, brush up on, and on is a particular surface, so we're improving, cleaning, or moving up on a particular skill that we have.

是以，"刷 "是一個特定的表面，所以我們是在改進、清潔或提升我們所掌握的某項技能。

We're brushing up to brush, improve on that skill.

You can figure it out if you actually know what kick means.

如果你真的知道 "踢 "是什麼意思，你就會明白了。

Now that I did that, I know you can read the board, but think about what I just said.

既然我這樣做了，我知道你能讀懂黑板，但請想想我剛才說的話。

So, we can say down is to say no, and there's the thumb.

是以，我們可以說 "向下 "就是說 "不"，這就是拇指。

Reject something, reject an offer, proposal, or application.

拒絕某事，拒絕提議、建議或申請。

If you go for a job, for instance, and they turn down your application, you won't get the job.

例如，如果你去求職，而他們拒絕了你的申請，你就得不到這份工作。

Okay, I'm going to go a little non-business, but if a girl turns you down, you're being rejected and you're not getting the date.

好吧，我說得有點 "不務正業"，但如果一個女孩拒絕了你，你就等於被拒絕了，你就得不到約會的機會。

So, you don't want to be turned down for something.

所以，你不想因為某些事情而被拒絕。

Now, we notice falling is when you go down, right?

現在，我們注意到，墜落就是你往下掉的時候，對嗎？

You know, when there's a door and you walk, it means going from one place to another.

你知道，當有一扇門，你走過去，就意味著從一個地方走到另一個地方。

When something falls through, it's not the same as, but it's in the same mindset as to fail, like turning down.

當事情失敗時，它和失敗是不一樣的，但它和失敗的心態是一樣的，就像拒絕一樣。

If something falls through, it means it doesn't happen as planned.

如果失敗了，就意味著沒有按計劃進行。

So, you had some plans to maybe buy a business.

所以，你有一些計劃，也許會買一個企業。

If the deal falls through, you're not going to get the business.

如果交易失敗，你就得不到生意。

If you have a date to meet an employer or something and it falls through, you're not going to meet them.

如果你約好了要去見僱主或其他什麼人，結果卻泡湯了，那你就別去見他們了。

So, when a plan falls through, it doesn't happen.

是以，當計劃失敗時，它就不會發生。

So, they're similar in that they're negative, and you want to keep that in mind.

是以，它們的相似之處在於都是負面的，你要記住這一點。

Someone turns you down, they're saying no.

有人拒絕你，他們就是在拒絕你。

If a plan falls through, it's not going to happen the way you want it.

如果計劃落空，就不會如你所願。

Okay, I'm funny on this one because we're talking about banks.

好吧，我覺得這個問題很有趣，因為我們談論的是銀行。

You know, you're supposed to trust them, they'll wear suits and ties, whatever.

你知道，你應該相信他們，他們會穿西裝打領帶，什麼的。

Okay, but they're supposed to be trusted.

But you're supposed to be able to bank on, that means trust, that's why we say bank.

但是，你應該能夠把錢存入銀行，這意味著信任，這就是我們說銀行的原因。

So, over here, when we say you can bank on something, we're saying, hey, something is going to happen, and it's going to happen in a certain way.

所以，在這裡，當我們說你可以相信某件事情時，我們是在說，嘿，某件事情會發生，而且會以某種方式發生。

You can bank on Mr. E being in my videos.

你可以相信 E 先生會出現在我的視頻中。

Go back over 200 videos, you're going to see his ugly face in every single video.

回顧 200 多段視頻，你會在每段視頻中看到他醜陋的面孔。

So, when you can bank on a certain situation, it's different than falling through.

是以，當你能在某種情況下獲得成功時，這與失敗是不同的。

Something fell through, it doesn't happen the way it's supposed to.

有些事情沒辦成，沒有按計劃進行。

When you can bank on it, you know it's going to happen the way it's supposed to.

當你可以依靠它時，你就知道它會按計劃進行。

I can bank on you getting this job because you have all of the credentials.  Number six, ask around.

我相信你能得到這份工作，因為你具備所有資質。  第六，四處打聽。

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