商务英语视听说（第3册）（第二版） 课件 Unit 10 Business etiquette

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BusinessEtiquette商务英语视听说（第3册）（第二版）新视界商务英语系列教材PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-Talk1.Watchthefollowingvideoclipandanswerthequestions.Unit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPracticemindful/ˈmaɪndfəl/adj.carefulnottoforgetaboutsth.留意的(TEM-4,CET-6)

eg.Mindfulofthepoorroadconditions,shereducedherspeedto30mph.demeanour/dɪ'miːnə/n.thewaythatsb.looksorbehaves外表；风度；行为；举止(TEM-8)eg.Shehasthedemeanourofawomanwhoiscontentedwithherlife.abbreviate/ə'briːvɪeɪt/tomakeawordorapieceofwritingshorter缩写(TEM-8)

eg.'ChiefExecutiveOfficer'isabbreviatedas'CEO’.nametagatagshowingthenameofthepersonwhowearsit姓名标签(TEM-4,CET-4)

PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-Talk1.Watchthefollowingvideoclipandanswerthequestions.Unit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPracticenetworkingevent:

It

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（商业）社交活动，专门为帮助人们建立有价值的关系以促进职业发展而组织的社交聚会。

PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-Talk1.Watchthefollowingvideoclipandanswerthequestions.Unit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPractice(1)Howmanytipsforgoodbusinessbehaviorsareshowninthisvideoclip?(2)Canyoumentionsomeofthesetips?(3)InwhataspectsdoyouthinkthatJennaHumordoesn'tbehaveproperlyinbusinesssituations?

PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-Talk1.Watchthefollowingvideoclipandanswerthequestions.Unit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPractice(1)Howmanytipsforgoodbusinessbehaviorsareshowninthisvideoclip?Therearealtogether10tipsforgoodbusinessbehaviorsareshowninthisvideoclip.(2)Canyoumentionsomeofthesetips?Makesuretoarriveontimetoanynetworkingevent.Alwayswearyournametagonthesamesideasthehandyoushakewith.Pleasebemindfulofpersonalhygiene.(3)InwhataspectsdoyouthinkthatJennaHumordoesn'tbehaveproperlyinbusinesssituations?Jennainterruptedothers’conversationinkindofboldmanner.Sheshouldwaittostartanewconversationwhenothersarealreadyinaconversation.

PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkHowtoFollowProperBusinessLunchEtiquette2.Readthefollowingpassageanddiscussthequestions.Unit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPracticeslurp

/sləːp/todrinkaliquidnoisilyasaresultofsuckingairintothemouthatthesametimeastheliquid发出声音吃（喝）（饮料、食物）(TEM-4,CET-4)

eg.Iwishyouwouldn'tslurpyoursouplikethat.vibration/vaɪ'breɪʃn/n.acontinuousshakingmovementorfeeling震动；颤动；抖动；（感情的）共鸣(CET-6)

eg.Vibrationswerefelthundredsofmilesfromthecenteroftheearthquake.obnoxious

/əb'nɑkʃəs

/adj.extremelyunpleasant,especiallyinawaythatoffendspeople极讨厌的；可憎的；令人作呕的

eg.HeisthemostobnoxiousmanIknow.

PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkHowtoFollowProperBusinessLunchEtiquette2.Readthefollowingpassageanddiscussthequestions.Unit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPracticegenial/'dʒɪːnɪəl/adj.friendlyandpleasant和蔼的，友善的，亲切的(TEM-8)

eg.Hewasawarm-heartedfriendandgenialhost.dodge/dɒdʒ/toavoidortrytoavoidfulfilling,answering,orperforming(duties,questions,orissues)闪避，闪身躲开；躲避，巧妙地回避(TEM-4,CET-6)

eg.Hedesperatelydodgedaspeedingcartryingtorunhimdown.

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HowtoFollowProperBusinessLunchEtiquette2.Readthefollowingpassageanddiscussthequestions.(1)Whenyouattendabusinesslunch,howcanyoudealwithyourcellphone?Youshouldturnoffyourcellphone,orputitonvibration,beforegoingintotherestaurant.(2)Ifyouhavefinishedeating,howcanyouplacetheknifeandforkandnapkin?Whenyou’redoneeating,lunchetiquettedictatesthatyourknifeandforkgoonyourplate,andyournapkingoestotheleftsideofyourplate.(3)Whatadvicecanyougiveintermsoforderingfoodatabusinesslunch?Followtheseniorperson’sleadwhenorderingfoodbygettingsomethinginthesamepricerangeevenifyou’reencouragedtoorderwhateveryouwant.PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkConversationOneUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPracticeConversationOneConversationTwoConversationThree

turbulence/ˈtɜːbjʊlənts/violentandunevenmovementwithinaparticularareaofair,liquid,orgas(TEM-4,CET-6)

eg.Aperiodofpoliticalturbulencefollowedthecivilwar.PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkConversationOneUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPractice(1)WhoisJamesHill?A.Sally’sassistant.B.Paul’sassistant.C.Sally’sboss.D.Paul’sboss.

(2)HowlongwasPaul’sflightdelayed?A.Onehour.B.Twohours.C.Threehours.D.Oneandahalfhour.(3)Whereisthecarparked?A.Outsidethecity.B.Outsidethehotel.C.Outsidetheairport.D.Outsidethetrainstation.(4)Howfaristhehotelfromtheairport?A.30miles.B.30kilometers.C.30minutes’drive.D.30minutes’train.ConversationOneConversationTwoConversationThree

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(1)HowlongwillMissPatriciaReyesstayatthehotel?A.Onenight.B.Twonights.C.Threenights.(2)Whenisthebreakfastserved?A.Fromsixthirtytonine.B.Fromeighttoninethirty.C.Fromseventonightthirty.(3)Whereisthedialoftheair-conditioner?A.Itisnearthelight-switch.B.Itisonthewall.C.Itisnexttotheair-conditioner.ConversationOneConversationTwoConversationThree

BCAPartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkConversationThreeUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPracticeConversationOneConversationTwoConversationThree

commute/kə'mjuːt/v.totravelalongdistanceeverydaybetweenyourhomeandyourplaceofwork通勤(TEM-4,CET-4)eg.MikecommutestoLondoneveryday.PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkConversationThreeUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPractice

(1)Accordingtotheman,whatisthephilosophythatsomenationshave?A.Peopledotheirworknomatterifthebossisaroundornot.B.Onecanrelaxbyreadingthenewspaperwhenthebossisn’tthere.C.Onecandealwithhispersonalstuffaslongasheisfree.D.Peopleshouldworkhardonlyintheirofficesinthedaytime.(2)WhatdoweknowaboutAmericanemployeesfromtheconversation?A.Theyarebeingpaidfortheworktheydid.B.Theywillnotinterferewithothers’work.C.Theyhavetostrugglefor“flextime.”D.Theyneversitidledoingnothing.(3)Whatmaybethenormalworking-timeinAmericaaccordingtotheman?A.9:10a.m.to5:00p.m.B.10:00a.m.to5:00p.m.C.9:00a.m.to5:00p.m.D.9:30a.m.to5:00p.m.ConversationOneConversationTwoConversationThree

BDC(4)Whatdoweknowaboutflextime?A.Itreferstotheworkinghoursfromninetofive.B.Ithasalreadybeenknownsinceancienttimes.C.Itcandecreasethetrafficandcommutingproblems.D.Itmayreducethefamilytimeespeciallyforwomen.CPartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkBusiness:RecruitmentNoNames,NoBias?Unit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPracticeNewsOne

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anonymize/əˈnɒnɪmaɪz

/v.tocarryoutororganizeinsuchawayastopreserveanonymity匿名(TEM-4,CET-6)(TEM-4,CET-4)eg.WeareaskingViacomtorespectusers'privacyandallowustoanonymizethelogsbeforeproducingthemunderthecourt'sorder.unveil/ʌnˈveɪl/v.toshoworintroduceanewplan,product,etc.tothepublicforthefirsttime（首次）展示，介绍，推出，公布(TEM-4,CET-6)

eg.Theclubhasunveiledplanstobuildanewstadium.sector/'sektə(r)/n.apartofactivity,especiallyofacountry'seconomy（尤指一国经济的）部门，领域，行业(TEM-4,CET-4)

eg.Inthefinancialsector,banksandinsurancecompanieshavebothlostalotofmoney.

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recruit/rɪ'kruːt/tofindnewpeopletojoinacompany,anorganization,thearmedforces,etc.吸收（新成员）；征募（新兵）(TEM-4,CET-4)eg.Evenyoungboysarenowbeingrecruitedintothearmy.

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HSBC(HongKongandShanghaiBankingCorporation):ItisaBritishmultinationaluniversalbankandfinancialservicesholdingcompany.ItisthelargestbankinEuropebytotalassetsaheadofBNPParibas,withUS$2.953trillionasofDecember2021.

汇丰银行，是一家英国跨国银行和金融服务控股公司。截至2021年12月，它的总资产为2.953万亿美元，超过了法国巴黎银行，成为欧洲最大的银行。Deloitte(DeloitteToucheTohmatsuLimited):Deloitte(DeloitteToucheTohmatsuLimited)isaninternationalprofessionalservicesnetworkheadquarteredinLondon,England.DeloitteisthelargestprofessionalservicesnetworkbyrevenueandnumberofprofessionalsintheworldandisconsideredoneoftheBigFouraccountingfirmsalongwithEY(Ernst&Young),KPMGandPricewaterhouseCoopers(PWC).德勤会计师事务所，为一国际性专业服务网络，与普华永道、安永及毕马威并列为四大国际会计师事务所。以员工数目计，德勤是全球最大的会计师事务所。

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Anti-DiscriminationAgency:Anti-DiscriminationAgencypromotesanti-discrimination,equalopportunityprinciplesandpolicies.Itadministerstheanti-discriminationlaws,andhandlescomplaintsundertheAnti-DiscriminationAct1977.反歧视机构推广反歧视、机会平等的原则和政策。该局执行反歧视法，并根据1977年《反歧视法》处理投诉。

InstitutefortheStudyofLabour(IZA):InstitutefortheStudyofLabour(IZA)isaprivate,independenteconomicresearchinstituteandacademicnetworkfocusedontheanalysisofgloballabourmarketsandheadquarteredinBonn,Germany.IZA劳资经济学研究所，它是一家私营、独立的经济研究机构和学术网络，专注于全球劳动力市场分析，总部位于德国波恩。PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkBusiness:RecruitmentNoNames,NoBias?Unit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPracticeNewsOne

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Write“T”fortrueand“F”forfalse.(1)Tenbigemployersonlyinprivatesectorshaveagreedtostartrecruitingona"name-blind“basisinBritain.(2)InGermany,alawpassedin2006madetheanonymizingofapplicants'CVscompulsoryforfirmsofover50employees.(3)AnexperimentinGermanyfoundthatcandidateswithGerman-soundingnameswere14%morelikelytobecalledforaninterviewthancandidateswithTurkishones.(4)AreviewmadebyAnti-DiscriminationAgencyfoundthatanonymizedjobapplicationsboostthechancesofethnic-minoritycandidatesbeinginvitedtoaninterview.(5)AsecondSwedishexperimentfoundthatonlywomen,notimmigrants,wereboostedbyanonymousrecruitment.

FFTFTPartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkTheTrueValueofInnovationUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPractice

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assume/ə'sjuːm/tothinkoracceptthatsth.istruebutwithouthavingproofofit假定；假设；认为(CET-4,CET-6)

eg.Let'sassume(that)they'recomingandmakeplansonthatbasis.facility/fə'sɪlətɪ/buildings,services,equipment,etc.thatareprovidedforaparticularpurpose设施；设备(TEM-4,CET-4)

eg.Theproblemliesingettingpatientstoamedicalfacilityassoonaspossible.inspiration/ˌɪnspəˑreɪʃ(ə)n/afeelingofenthusiasmyougetfromsomeoneorsomething,whichgivesyounewandcreativeideas灵感(TEM-4,CET-4)

eg.Thegoldenautumnlightprovidedtheinspirationforthepainting.

PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkTheTrueValueofInnovationUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPractice

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(1)Whatistheproblemwithmanycompaniesaccordingtothenewsreport?A.Inabilitytoimplementtheirbusinessplans.B.Inabilitytokeepturningoutnovelproducts.C.Lackofasuccessfulbusinessmodeloftheirown.D.Failuretointegrateinnovationintotheirbusiness.(2)Whatdomanypeopletendtothinkofinnovation?A.Itisthesecrettobusinesssuccess.B.Itisthecreationofsomethingnew.C.Itisamagictooltobringbigrewards.D.Itisanessentialpartofbusinessculture.(3)WhatdoesthecompanyProcter&Gambleoweitssuccessto?A.Itshardworkingemployees.B.Itsflexiblepromotionstrategy.C.Itsinnovationculture.D.Itswillingnesstomakeinvestments.

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identify/aɪ'dentɪfaɪ/v.tounderstandpeople'sfeelingsandideas理解；认同(TEM-4,CET-4)eg.Theaudiencequicklyidentifiedwiththecharactersoftheplay.initial/ɪ'nɪʃl/adj.happeninginthebeginning;first最初的；开始的；第一的(TEM-4,CET-4)eg.Theinitialreactionhasbeenexcellent.pragmatic/præg'mætɪk/adj.solvingproblemsinapracticalandsensiblewayratherthanbyhavingfixedideasortheories实用的；讲究实效的；务实的(TEM-8,CET-6)

eg.Inbusiness,thepragmaticapproachtoproblemsisoftenmoresuccessfulthananidealisticone.non-judgmentaladj.refrainingfrommakingjudgments,especiallyonesbasedonpersonalopinionsorstandards非主观的；无偏见的(TEM-8,CET-6)eg.Acounsellorshouldalwaysbesympatheticandnon-judgmental.

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Listentothepassageandanswerthequestions.(1)Accordingtothevideoclip,whatdoyoulearnaboutpersonalspaceinabusinesssituation?(2)HowdoyouthinkoftheCanadiancommunicationstyle?

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Listentothepassageandanswerthequestions.(1)Accordingtothevideoclip,whatdoyoulearnaboutpersonalspaceinabusinesssituation?InanEnglish-speakingbusinessenvironment,aregularhandshakewillsufficeuponafirstmeeting.Likehugsmaybeexchangedbetweengoodfriendsandfamily,butinmostcases,Canadiansvaluetheirpersonalspace.InFrench-speakingareas,it’scommonformenandwomentogiveeachotherakissorkissesonthecheekupongreetingordepartingintheseregions.There’smorephysicalcontactduringconversationsandpersonalspaceisgenerallyreduced.

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Listentothepassageandanswerthequestions.(2)HowdoyouthinkoftheCanadiancommunicationstyle?Canadianstendtospeakinapolite,friendlyanddirectinformalmanner.Theircommunicationstyleispragmaticandreliesoncommonsense.Theypridethemselvesontheirtoleranceandbeingnon-judgmental.Thus,theyprefernottoexpressopinionsoncertainsubjectsforfearofbeingoffensive.Thisavoidanceofconflictmaymakein_x0002_depthconversationsdifficulttohave.

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savvy/'sævɪ/n.practicalknowledgeorunderstandingofsth.实际知识；见解；了解(TEM-8)eg.Heisknownforhispoliticalsavvyandstrongmanagementskills.alliance/ə'laɪəns

/agroupofcountriesorpoliticalpartiesthatareformallyunitedandworkingtogetherbecausetheyhavesimilaraims联盟(TEM-4,CET-4)

eg.Thetwopartieswerestilltoomuchaparttoformanalliance.

breach/briːtʃ/afailuretodosth.thatmustbedonebylaw（对法规等的）违背，违犯(TEM-4,CET-6)

eg.Thecongressmanwasaccusedofabreachofsecrecyrules.blunder/ˑblʌndə(r)/astupidorcarelessmistake愚蠢错误(TEM-8,CET-6)eg.Hesaidthatthetaxwasamajorpoliticalblunder.

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adept

/əˑdept/adj.skillfully娴熟(TEM-8,

CET-6)

eg.He'susuallyveryadeptatkeepinghisprivatelifeoutofthemedia.

discrepancy

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；不一致(TEM-4,CET-6)eg.Thereissomediscrepancybetweenthetwoaccounts.

breach/briːtʃ/afailuretodosth.thatmustbedonebylaw（对法规等的）违背，违犯(TEM-4,CET-6)

eg.Thecongressmanwasaccusedofabreachofsecrecyrules.reinforce

/ˌriːɪnˑfɔːs/vt.to

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idea,

etc.

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加强

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(TEM-4,

CET-4)eg.Theexperiencereinforcedmysenseofloss.contradict

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(1)World-classbusinessetiquettewascreatedtobuildessentialbusinessetiquetteskillsandfocusparticipants’attentiononseveralaspectsEXCEPT.A.businessexpertiseonspecialfieldsB.bodylanguageC.businessdiningD.cross-culturalsavvy(2)Poorbusinessskillscanpreventcareeradvancementandgrowthbecause_________________________.A.poorbusinessskillsinetiquettemaycauselossindeal-makingprocessB.poorbusinessskillsinetiquettemayleavebadfirstimpressionsC.poorbusinessskillsinetiquettemayleadtobusinessblundersD.allofthem(3)Theframeworkforamazingbusinessmannersinclude_____________.A.gettinginformedandmasteringnewskillsB.gettinginformed,masteringnewskillsandtransformingyourprofessionallifeC.transformingyourprofessionallifeD.masteringnewskillsandtransformingyourprofessionallife(4)_________percentofanymessageisdeliveredthroughbodylanguageand_________percentthroughtonality.38%,55%48%,55%55%,38%55%,18%

ADBCPartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkMini-TalkUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPractice

InterculturalLearning(1)Importance(2)socialpractices(3)cultures(4)tolerance(5)fieldsofeducation(6)core(7)competencePartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkMini-TalkUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPractice

InterculturalLearning(8)interpretingmessages(9)culturalandintercultural(10)alllevelsPartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkPairworkUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPracticeTask3

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Watchthevideoclip,andthendiscussthequestionswithyourpartners.Howmanyaspectsarementionedaboutbusinessinterviewetiquetteinthevideoclip?(2)Canyouretellthesetipsindetailrespectively?PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkPairworkUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPracticeTask3

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Watchthevideoclip,andthendiscussthequestionswithyourpartners.Howmanyaspectsarementionedaboutbusinessinterviewetiquetteinthevideoclip?Therearefouraspectsmentionedinthisvideoclipaboutinterview:clothestowearforacorporateinterview;whatweneedtoknowbefore,duringandafterinterviews.(2)Canyouretellthesetipsindetailrespectively?Clothestowearforacorporateinterview:Ifyouareinterviewingforacorporatejob,remembertowearasuit,orsomethinglikeit.Makesureitisclean,pressedandneutralcolor.Dressasgoodasorbetterthanthepersonthatyou’reinterviewingwith.Forwomen,ifyouarewearingaskirt,youneedtowearnylons.Don’tlooktoosexyforajobinterview.Andremembertowearpropermakeup.Ifyouarenotgoingforacorporatejob,youdon’thavetowearasuit.Butyoudoneedtolooknicewhichmeansnojeans,noshortsandnoflip-flops.PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkRole-PlayUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPractice

Role-playajobinterviewsituationwithyourpartnersinproperbusinessetiquette.Theanswerisopen.Task3Task4

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PartILead-inPartIIConversationPartIIIBusinessNewsPartIVPassagePartVMini-TalkRetellingandDubbingUnit10BusinessEtiquettePartVIOralPractice

Watchthevideoclipandretellitinclass.Thenseveralstudentscanworkingroupstodubthevideoclip.Task3Task4

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