英语学习新职业英语通用版

英语学习新职业英语通用版第1页/共87页Contents<BackNext>HomeListening&Speaking4Warming-up1ReadingA2ReadingB3LanguageLab7LanguageLab7Writing5Mini-project6LanguageLab7Entertainment8第2页/共87页Warm-1Warming-upTask1Matchthefollowingcurrencieswiththeirnames.(Notes)<BackNext>HomeJapaneseYenUnitedStatesDollarPoundSterlingEuropeanDollarKoreanWonCanadianDollar第3页/共87页Notes-1PoundSterling英镑EuropeanDollar欧元CanadianDollar加拿大元UnitedStatesDollar美元JapaneseYen日元KoreanWon韩国元根据中国银行2010年12月31日外汇牌价1英镑≈10.31人民币元1美元≈6.62人民币元100日元≈7.97人民币元1加拿大元≈6.66人民币元1欧元≈8.58人民币元100韩国元≈0.57人民币元<Back第4页/共87页Warm-2Warming-up<BackTask2Completethetablewithappropriatecurrencycodesandsymbols.GBP£EUR€JPY¥CNY/RMB￥HKDHK$<BackNext>Home第5页/共87页Notes-2Notes<Backcurrencycode:货币代码currencysymbol:货币符号第6页/共87页ReadingAReadingA<BackNext>HomeTextTask1Task2BusinessKnow-how第7页/共87页TextA-1

TheFirstCreditCard

Chargingforproductsandserviceshasbecomeawayoflife.Nolongerdopeoplebringcashwhentheybuyasweateroranappliance,theychargeit.Somepeopledoitfortheconvenienceofnotcarryingcash;othersdoitsotheycanpurchaseanitemtheycannotyetafford.Thecreditcardthatallowsthemtodothisisa20thcenturyinvention.<BackNext>HomeReadingA翻译声音第8页/共87页TextA-2ReadingA翻译声音<BackNext>Home

Intheearly20thcentury,chargeaccountsbecamepopular.Withautomobilesandairplanes,peoplenowhadtheoptiontotraveltoavarietyofstoresfortheirshoppingneeds.Inanefforttocapturecustomerloyalty,manystoresandgasstationsbegantoofferchargeaccountsfortheircustomerswhichcouldbeaccessedbyacard.Unfortunately,peopleneededtocarrydozensofthesecardsiftheyweretodoadayofshopping.第9页/共87页TextA-3ReadingA

Acreditcardthatcouldbeusedatmultiplestoreswasnotinventeduntil1950.ItallstartedwhenFrankMcNamara,headoftheHamiltonCreditCorporation,andtwoofhisfriendswentouttosuppertodiscussaproblemcustomerin1949.Thisparticularcustomerhadlentanumberofhischargecardstohispoorneighborswhoneededitemsinanemergency.Forthisservice,themanrequiredhisneighborstopayhimbackthecostoftheoriginalpurchaseplussomeextramoney.ButmanyofhisneighborswereunabletopayhimbackandhewasforcedtoborrowmoneyfromtheHamiltonCreditCorporation.翻译声音<BackNext>Home第10页/共87页TextA-4

Attheendofthemeal,McNamarawasshockedtodiscoverthathehadforgottenhiswallet.Tohisembarrassment,hehadtocallhiswifeandhaveherbringhimsomemoney.

Mergingthetwoconceptsfromthatdinner—thelendingofchargecardsandnothavingcashonhandtopayforthemeal,McNamaracameupwithanewidea:acreditcardthatcouldbeusedatmultiplelocations.HediscussedtheideawithhistwofriendsandtheystartedanewcompanycalledtheDinersClubin1950.ReadingA翻译声音<BackNext>Home第11页/共87页TextA-5

Insteadofindividualcompaniesofferingcredittotheirowncustomers,theDinersClubofferedcredittoindividualsformanycompanies.ThecompanieswhoacceptedtheDinersClubcreditcardwerecharged7percentforeachtransactionwhilethesubscriberstothecardwerechargeda$3annualfee.Inthebeginning,progresswasdifficult.However,theconceptofthecardgrewandbytheendof1950,20,000peoplewereusingtheDinersClubcreditcard.ReadingA翻译声音<BackNext>Home第12页/共87页TextA-6

TheDinersClubcreditcardcontinuedtogrowmorepopularanddidn’treceivecompetitionuntil1958.Inthatyear,bothAmericanExpressandVISAarrived.Theconceptofauniversalcreditcardhadtakenrootandquicklyspreadacrosstheworld.ReadingA翻译声音<BackNext>Home第13页/共87页A-Trans-1ReadingA第一张信用卡

记账购买产品和服务已成为一种生活方式。人们不再带现金去购买毛衣或电器，而是记账消费。有些人这么做是因为不带现金很方便，另一些人则是因为可以购买自己暂时买不起的东西。人们之所以能这么做是因为有了信用卡——一项20世纪的发明。<Back第14页/共87页A-Trans-2ReadingA

20世纪早期，记账账户流行了起来。有了汽车和飞机，人们可以选择去很多不同的商店以满足购物需求。为了赢得顾客忠诚度，许多商店和加油站开始为顾客提供记账账户，账户通过一张卡来使用。遗憾的是，人们要想逛一天街，那就得带上许多这样的卡。<Back第15页/共87页A-Trans-3ReadingA

能够在多个商家使用的信用卡直到1950年才问世。这一切都起源于1949年的一天，哈米尔顿信用公司老板弗兰克·

麦克纳马拉和两位朋友出去吃晚饭，商讨一个问题客户的事情。这位客户将多张签账卡借给了他那些急需购物的穷邻居。为此，他要求那些邻居除了偿还所购物品的原价之外再给点额外费用。但他们中大多数都无力偿还，结果他只好从哈密尔顿信用公司借款。<Back第16页/共87页A-Trans-4ReadingA

饭吃完了，麦克纳马拉发现自己竟忘了带钱包。他不得不尴尬地打电话给妻子，让她送钱来付账。

那顿晚餐中有两点——外借记账卡和没有现金付饭钱——让麦克纳马拉产生了一个新念头：发行一种能在多家商店使用的信用卡。他与两位朋友商量后，于1950年共同创办了一家名叫食客俱乐部的公司。<Back第17页/共87页A-Trans-5ReadingA与每家公司独自为其顾客提供信用不同的是，食客俱乐部代表多家公司为个人提供信用。接受食客俱乐部信用卡的公司每笔交易缴纳7%的手续费，信用卡使用者则须缴纳3美元的年费。起初，这项业务举步维艰。然而，这种信用卡概念逐渐普及开来。到了1950年底，已有两万人在使用食客俱乐部的信用卡。<Back第18页/共87页A-Trans-6ReadingA

食客俱乐部信用卡越来越流行，直到1958年才面临竞争对手。那年，美国运通卡和维萨信用卡问世。从此，通用信用卡的概念深入人心并迅速传遍整个世界。<Back第19页/共87页toaskforanamountofmoneyforgoodsorserviceReadingAchargefore.g.Whatdidtheychargefortherepair.<BackTran:

餐馆对这个就餐者收费20英镑。

Therestaurantcharged20poundsforthedinner.第20页/共87页v.tobuysomethingReadingApurchasee.g.

Theequipmentcanbepurchasedfromyourlocalsupplier.e.g.

Pleaseinsurethatyoupurchaseyourticketsforthefilminadvance.Tran:

他们花了一百万美元购买了这块土地.

Theypurchasedthelandfor$1million.Next>第21页/共87页n.theactorprocessofbuyingsomethingReadingApurchasee.g.

Thiscompanyhasjustannouncedits$3million

purchaseforParkHotel.<Backe.g.

Ifyouarenotsatisfiedwithyourpurchase,wewillgiveyouafullrefund.Tran:留好收据作为你的购买凭据。

Keepyourreceiptasproofofyourpurchase.第22页/共87页creditextendedbyabusinesstoacustomerReadingAchargeaccounte.g.Myfatherhasjustboughtanewhouseonhis

chargeaccount.<BackTran:我习惯用赊购账户购买我的日用必需品.

Iamusedtobuyingmydailynecessitiesonmychargeaccount.第23页/共87页<BackoptionReadingAn.thefreedomtochoosewhatyoudo;somethingthatyoucanchoosetohaveordoe.g.

AsIseeit,wehavetwooptions.

e.g.Therearevariousoptionsopentoyou.Tran:对于我来说上大学不是一个选择。

Goingtouniversityisnotanoptionforme.第24页/共87页v.tosucceedingettingcontrolofsomeoneorsomethingthatotherpeoplearealsotryingtocontrol.ReadingAcapturee.g.Thenovelcapturedtheimaginationofthousandsofreaders.<Backe.g.

TheAmericandrivetolandamanonthemooncapturedtheattentionofthewholeworld.Tran:这家公司已经占据了当地市场90%的份额。

Thecompanyhasnowcapturedover90%ofthelocalmarket.第25页/共87页v.toreach,enterorusesomethingReadingAaccesse.g.

Atthemoment,thesitecanbeaccessedonlybyPCsrunningWindows.<Backe.g.Bankcustomerscanaccesstheircheckingaccountsinstantlythroughtheelectronicsystem.Tran:我无法取出贵公司的文件，因为我把代码忘了。

Ican'taccessthefileonyourcompanybecauseI'veforgottenthecode.第26页/共87页a.manyinnumber;involvingmanydifferentpeopleorthingsReadingAmultiplee.g.

Ihavemademultiplecopiesofdocumentsfortheparticipantsofthemeeting.<Back

Ihavegotamultiple-entryvisa.Tran:我申请到了多次往返签证。第27页/共87页a.existingatthebeginningofaparticularperiod,processoractivityReadingAoriginale.g.

Thehotelstillhasmanyofitsoriginalfeatures.<Backe.g.TheoriginalpictureisintheBritishMuseum.Tran:

我觉得你应该回到你最初的方案。Ithinkyoushouldgobacktoyouroriginalplan.第28页/共87页n.shy,awkwardorguiltyfeelingsReadingAembarrassmente.g.

Muchtoherembarrassment,sherealizedthateverybodyhadbeenlisteningtohersinging.Tran:

他的辞职让公司非常难堪。

Hisresignationwillbeasevereembarrassmenttothecompany.Next>第29页/共87页tomakesomeonefeelshy,awkward,especiallyinasocialsituationReadingAembarrasse.g.

Herquestionaboutmyprivatelifeembarrassedmeinthepublic.<Back

Tran:我不想在他的朋友面前亲吻他，那样会让他发窘。

Ididn’twanttoembarrasshimbykissinghiminfrontofhisfriends.第30页/共87页v.tocombineormaketwoormorethingscombinetoformasinglethingReadingAmergee.g.

Factandfictionmergetogetherinhislatestnovel.e.g.

Thevillagesexpandedandmergedintoonelargetown.Tran:

他的部门和我的部门将会合并在一处。

Hisdepartmentwillbemergedwithmine.<Back第31页/共87页n.anideaoraprinciplethatisconnectedwithsomethingReadingAconcept<Backe.g.

Theconceptofsocialclassisattheverycoreofhistheory.e.g.

Itisdifficulttograsptheconceptofinfinitespace.Tran:我不能够理解抽象的概念。

Icannotunderstandtheabstractconcept.第32页/共87页closebyandreadywhenneededReadingAonhand<Backe.g.

Theemergencyserviceswereonhandwithmedicaladvice.Tran:

如果你需要的话，护士会马上过来。

Thenursewillbeonhandifyouneedher.第33页/共87页a.consideredseparatelyratherthanaspartofagroupReadingAindividual<Backe.g.

Theministerrefusedtocommentontheindividualcase.e.g.

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我们采访了社区里每一个成员。

Weinterviewedeachindividualmemberofthecommunity.第34页/共87页n.apieceofbusinessthatisdonebetweenpeople,especiallyanactofbuyingorsellingReadingAtransaction<Backe.g.

Wehavenotarrangedfinancialtransactionswiththosecompanies.e.g.

Hisfailureinthistransactionwasduetonothingelsethanhisowncarelessness.Tran:你做完这单生意后想干些什么？

Whatdoyouwanttodoafteryouhaveconcludedthistransaction?第35页/共87页n.apersonwhopaysregularlytoreceiveaservice.ReadingAsubscriber<Backe.g.

AreyouapayTVservicesubscriber?e.g.

Thesubscriberyoudialedispower-off;pleaseredialitlater.Tran:这个杂志正努力扩大它的征订者。

Themagazineistryingtogetmoresubscribers.第36页/共87页a.donebyorinvolvingallthepeopleintheworldorinaparticulargroupReadingAuniversale.g.

Suchproblemsareauniversalfeatureofoldage.<Backe.g.Agreementonthisissueisalmostuniversal.Tran:

音乐被称为人类共同的语言。

Musichasbeencalledtheuniversallanguage.第37页/共87页(ofanidea)tobecomeacceptedwidely;(ofaplant)todeveloprootsReadingAtakeroot<Backe.g.

Theconceptsofdemocracyandfreetradearefinallybeginningtotakeroot.e.g.

ManyEuropeancustomsfailedtotakerootinsomeAsiancountries.Tran:没有雨水，植物不能扎根。

Plantscannottakerootforlackofwater.第38页/共87页A-Task1ReadingATask1Readthepassageandfillinthetablewithimportanteventsinthedevelopmentofcreditcards.<BackNext>Home第39页/共87页A-task2ReadingATask2Correctthefollowingstatementsaccordingtothe

passage.Anexamplehasbeengiven.

<BackNext>HomeIntheearly20thcenturycreditcardsbecamepopular.

chargeaccounts2.Chargeaccountscouldbeaccessedbycash.

acard3.Creditcardswhichcould beusedatasinglemerchantwasinventedin 1950. 4.The DinersClubofferedchargeaccountstoindividualsformany companies. 5.The subscribersto thecardwerecharged $3eachmonth.

year6.By1958,theconceptofauniversalcredit cardhadtaken rootand quicklyspread across thecountry. multiplemerchantscreditworld第40页/共87页Businessknow-how<BackNext>BusinessKnow-howHomeHandlingMoneyWhenTravelingOverseas第41页/共87页ReadingBReadingBTextTask1Task2<BackNext>Home第42页/共87页TextB-1

NanyangCommercialBank(China)iscommittedtoprovidingourcustomerswith“one-stop”bankingsolution.Whatismore,youcanconvenientlyaccessarangeoffinancialservicesviaourInternetbankingplatformanytime,anywhere!●Freeandtrouble-freeserviceSimplybyopeninganRMBorforeigncurrencyaccountatanyofourbranchesorsub-branches,youwillbeentitledtoour24-hourInternetbankingservice.WithasingleInternetbankingnumber,youcanconductvarioustransactionsforallaccountsunderyournamewithoutadditionalcosts.<BackNext>ReadingBHome翻译NCB(China)OnlineBankingServices第43页/共87页TextB-2●ConvenientandreliabletransactionchannelWiththeuseofwidely-recognizedencryptionsecuritytechnologyandmobiledynamicpasswordservice,ourInternetbankingoffersyoucompletepeaceofmind.Two-factorauthentication*First-factorauthentication—loginpasswordThepasswordisrequiredtologintheInternetbankingwebsite.<BackNext>ReadingBHome翻译第44页/共87页TextB-3

*Second-factorauthentication—mobiledynamicpasswordWiththemobiledynamicpasswordsecurityfeature,whenyouperformanimportantoperationthroughInternetbanking(e.g.transferringfunds),atextmessagewithadynamicpasswordwillbesentdirectlytoyourmobilephone.Youmustthenenterthemobiledynamicpasswordinordertocompletethetransaction.*SMSServiceNumber:0085264501333<BackNext>ReadingBHome翻译第45页/共87页TextB-4●ServicescopeBankingservices—Accountbalanceinquiryofsavingsdeposit,fixeddeposit,currentaccountandmortgageaccount—Accesstobankingtransactiondetailsandremittancestatus—Moneytransferandremittance—Fixeddepositservice—Calldepositservice—ForeigncurrencytradingFinancialinformation—Inquiryofdepositinterestratesandforeigncurrencyexchangerates<BackNext>ReadingBHome翻译第46页/共87页TextB-5Accountsetting—Managementofyourregisteredaccountandotherthird-partyaccounts,adjustmentoftransferlimit.Others—RequestforbankstatementandchangeofInternetbankingpassword<BackNext>ReadingBHome翻译第47页/共87页B-Trans-1<BackReadingB

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bankingservicesprovidedbyNCBintherightcolumn.

<BackNext>Home第54页/共87页ListeningListening&SpeakingTask1Task2<BackNext>Task3Task4Task5Home第55页/共87页L-Task1Task1Mr.Moorisopeninganaccountatabank.Listentotheconversationandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionyouhear.<BackNext>Listening&SpeakingScriptHomeA.Fixeddepositaccount.B.Currentaccount.C.Companycheckingaccount.D.Personalaccount.A.100dollars.B.200dollars.C.1,000dollars.D.2,000dollars.A.Everytimehewritesacheck.B.Whenhewritesacheckwithinsufficientfundstohisaccount.C.Ifhewritesmorethan15checkspermonth.D.Ifhewritesacheckwithanamountoflessthan15dollars.声音第56页/共87页L-1-ScriptTask1Script

<BackListening&Speaking声音第57页/共87页1.How much unusedRMBdoesMr.Brownhave?Hehas_____________yuan.2.Why can’tMr.BrowntaketheunusedRMBbackto hishomecountry?Because_________________________. WhatistheexchangeratebetweenRMBandUSDinMr.Brown’smemo? It’s oneUS dollar to_____________yuan.

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1.Theofferwillbemadewithoutconsiderationofthequantityoftheorder.True□ False□_____________________________________________2.Theindicationofpriceisnotsubjecttotheseller’sconfirmation.True□ False□_____________________________________________√√Ifyourorderisbigenough,wemaygiveyouamorefavorableprice.Allthequotationsaresubjecttoourfinalconfirmation.Script声音第60页/共87页L-Task3-2<BackNext>Listening&SpeakingHome3.ThebuyerwantsthegoodstobeshippedtoNewYork.True□ False□_____________________________________________4.Thesellerwillleavetheofferopenfor24hoursonly.True□ False□_____________________________________________It’svalidfortwodays.√√Script声音第61页/共87页L-3-ScriptTask3Script<BackListening&Speaking声音第62页/共87页L-Task4<BackNext>Listening&SpeakingHomeTask4Mr.Willsisdiscussingwithhis

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Afewdaysago,IvandecidedtoaddsomemoneytohisbankaccountviaATM.Afterheput$74,theATMtookthemoneyandreturnedhimaslip._______________,theamountontheslipwas$7,430,000.Hegotanotherslip—andstilltheamountwasthesame.SohedecidedtogotothebankandtellthemaboutthemistaketheATMhadmade. Ivanarrivedatthebankandtoldaclerkhisstory,alsoshowedaslip,buttheclerkwasnotinterestedinthesituation.“_________________________,buddy,”saidtheclerktothe7milliondollarsaccountholder.“Comebackpleasesomeothertime,I’vegotalotofthingstodorightnow.”TohissurpriseManystrangethingshappen声音第65页/共87页L-Task5-2<BackNext>Listening&SpeakingHome Ivangotoffendedwithsucharesponse.He______________thenearestATMandstartedwithdrawingthecash.HewentfromoneATMtoanother_______________________ofeachone.Heputallthemoneyinbigshoeboxesandafterwardstookallthoseboxestothatbankclerk.Hethrewtheboxesontheclerk’sdesk.“What’sthis?”askedtheclerk.“It’smoney.________________.” Theclerkwasreallyshocked.Hecalledotherbankworkersandtheyallgotgreatlyamazedbywhattheywerepresented.Theytookthemoneyfromthecardholder,andtoldhim“thankyou”______________________________.wentstraighttowithdrawingthedailylimitMillionsofdollarsforhiscourteousandunusualbehavior声音第66页/共87页WritingWritingTask1Task2<BackNext>HomeTask3第67页/共87页W-Task1Task1MatcheachsentenceinColumnAwiththecloselyrelatedone

inColumnB.<BackNext>HomeWriting第68页/共87页W-Task2Task2Rearrangetheorderofthefollowingsentencesand

combinethemintothebodypartoftherequestletter.<BackNext>HomeWritingDearMr.WangSincerelyJasonGivenourmoderatecashreserves, wewouldliketo applyfora$200,000credit linewith yourcompanyso astoavoidunnecessarytransactiondelays.Overthe pastseveralyears,wehadanumberoflargedealswithyouoncashbasis,which,wearesure,haveadequatelyestablishedourcredit. Ifyourequirefurthercreditdata,youhaveourpermissiontodirectlycontactHuaqiaoBankat4567892forbankingandcredithistory.Yourearlyreplywillbeappreciated.第69页/共87页W-Task3<BackNext>HomeWritingTask3ShenzhenTwilightCompanyprovidesascholarshipfor

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