商务会议中结束的常用句型

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篇1：商务会议中结束的常用句型

商务会议中结束的常用句型

商务会议要结束了，该怎么给这个会议做一个圆满的.结束语呢，来看下面的句型：

I'm afraid our time is up. Let's call it a day.

时间到了，我们今天到此为止。

We have to close today's discussion now.

今天讨论到此结束，

Let's stop here. We'll go on with the talk this afternoon.

我们到此结束。下午再接着讨论。

Let's discuss it in more detail tomorrow.

我们明天再详细讨论。

篇2：主持商务会议常用英语口语句型

主持商务会议常用英语口语句型

会议是现代商务中的重要一部分，它可以集思广益、将公司的智慧集中起来。作为一名会议主持人，该怎样做才能保证会议顺利进行呢？下面是一些主持会议的常用表达，希望能对您有帮助。

●宣布会议开始

1. Let's call the meeting to order.

2. Let's get things under way.

3. Let's get things started.

4. Shall we begin?

Order 在此是指“会议的程序与规则”；call 有“宣布”的含意，call (a meeting) to order 是开会时的惯用语，是“会议开始”的意思。此句型适用于主席宣布讨论要开始时，示意与会者安静，遵守会场的秩序。这里“call”亦可以“bring”代替。这个句型适用于正式的场合中。

如果与会者中有公司以外的人，可以这样说：

Well, ladies and gentlemen, I think we should begin.

也可以采用半正式的说法：

Perhaps we'd better get started / down to business.

All right, I think it's about time we get started / going.

Right then, I think we should begin.

较口语的说法有：

Let's begin /get going, shall we?

Shall we start?

●揭示讨论要点

1. Let me bring your attention to (what I see as) the main issues.

2. Let's focus on the main issues.

3. Let me tell you what I believe to be the main issues.

4. Allow me to set out the main issues for you.

bring one's attention to... 的意思是“让某人注意（听、看）……”，

此句中的bring 可用 call代替；main 为“主要的”；issue是“争论点；关键；议论”。这句话是表示自己要宣布几个重要事项，请与会者注意所要说明及提示的要点；这是正式的表达用语，语气中带有权威感。

●请专人发言

1. To address this issue, I'd like to call on...

2. To discuss this matter, I'd like to call on...

3. To shed some light on this, I'd like to call on...

4. To provide us with more detail, I'd like to call on...

Address 为“提及；陈述”；call on someone 这个词组的意思是“要求某人（做某事）”，on之后的宾语为被要求的人。此句型是在正式的场合中用以介绍下一位发言人。由于句首使用 To address this issue “谈起这个问题”，显示特别强调这位发言者的意见值得采纳、尊重或听取；有时亦暗示主席或高阶人士也同样支持此人的意见。

重点提示

A. 开会时尽量选择靠老板的位置坐

开会时除非座位已事先安排好，否则宜选择靠近老板或有实权者的座位。此举并不是势力眼的表现，而是您若故意保持距离，在他人眼中看来，是有欠团队精神的表现。这种不愿参与（成为一份子）的`姿态，尤令高层主管不悦。

B. 开会时避免选择靠门的座位

除了尽量靠近老板坐之外，不要忘了要远离门边的座位。因为门口是出入必经之地，人来人往难免会干扰到您的发言，并会转移他人对您的注意。况且会议上的一般习惯是：权力愈高者说话，他人愈会注意听。因此，发言时愈易遭到他人打断者，愈是人微言轻的人。为避免造成这种没有份量的尴尬场面，应避免选择靠门的座位。

C. 开会时避免选择靠窗的座位

同样地，美景如画的窗口、名画或令人感兴趣的物品旁边，皆不是好位子，宜避而远之；否则发言时自己将容易成为红花旁的绿叶，他人关爱的眼神也亦将投射在您身旁的物体上。

篇3：主持商务会议时的口语句型

主持商务会议时的口语句型

●宣布会议开始

1.Let's call the meeting to order.

2.Let's get things under way.

3.Let's get things started.

4.Shall we begin?

Order 在此是指“会议的程序与规则”;call 有“宣布”的含意，call (a meeting) to order 是开会时的惯用语，是“会议开始”的意思。此句型适用于主席宣布讨论要开始时，示意与会者安静，遵守会场的秩序。这里“call”亦可以“bring”代替。这个句型适用于正式的场合中。

如果与会者中有公司以外的人，可以这样说：Well， ladies and gentlemen， I think we should begin.

也可以采用半正式的说法：Perhaps we'd better get started / down to business.

All right， I think it's about time we get started / going.

Right then， I think we should begin.

较口语的说法有：

Let's begin /get going， shall we?

Shall we start?

篇4：主持商务会议时的口语句型

●揭示讨论要点

1.Let me bring your attention to (what I see as) the main issues.

2.Let's focus on the main issues.

3.Let me tell you what I believe to be the main issues.

4.Allow me to set out the main issues for you.

bring one's attention to…… 的意思是“让某人注意(听、看)……”.此句中的bring 可用 call代替;main 为“主要的”;issue是“争论点;关键;议论”.这句话是表示自己要宣布几个重要事项，请与会者注意所要说明及提示的要点;这是正式的表达用语，语气中带有权威感。

●请专人发言

1.To address this issue， I'd like to call on……

2.To discuss this matter， I'd like to call on……

3.To shed1 some light on this， I'd like to call on……

4.To provide us with more detail， I'd like to call on……

Address 为“提及;陈述”;call on someone 这个词组的意思是“要求某人(做某事)”，on之后的宾语为被要求的人。此句型是在正式的场合中用以介绍下一位发言人。由于句首使用 To address this issue “谈起这个问题”，显示特别强调这位发言者的意见值得采纳、尊重或听取;有时亦暗示主席或高阶人士也同样支持此人的意见。

重点提示

A.开会时尽量选择靠老板的位置坐

开会时除非座位已事先安排好，否则宜选择靠近老板或有实权者的座位。此举并不是势力眼的表现，而是您若故意保持距离，在他人眼中看来，是有欠团队精神的表现。这种不愿参与(成为一份子)的姿态，尤令高层主管不悦。

B.开会时避免选择靠门的座位

除了尽量靠近老板坐之外，不要忘了要远离门边的座位。因为门口是出入必经之地，人来人往难免会干扰到您的发言，并会转移他人对您的注意。况且会议上的一般习惯是：权力愈高者说话，他人愈会注意听。因此，发言时愈易遭到他人打断者，愈是人微言轻的人。为避免造成这种没有份量的尴尬场面，应避免选择靠门的座位。

C.开会时避免选择靠窗的座位

同样地，美景如画的窗口、名画或令人感兴趣的物品旁边，皆不是好位子，宜避而远之;否则发言时自己将容易成为红花旁的绿叶，他人关爱的眼神也亦将投射在您身旁的物体上。

扩展：老板和营销经理谈新产品的营销策略

In this conversation, Tanya Nichols, the owner of an ice cream manufacturing company, is talking with her marketing1 manager, Carla Hutchison, about the marketing strategy for a new product.

Tanya: So, Carla, do you have a marketing plan for our new ice-cream sandwich?

Carla: Yes I do. After going through our S.W.O.T. process, I think we’re in good shape. One of our main strengths is the quality of our ice-cream, and there’s is a good market opportunity for the novelty of a choice of flavors. Since our company already has a good image,I don’t see many weaknesses. No other company sells ice-cream sandwiches with a choice of 5 flavors, so there’s no threat to speak of, either.

Tanya: I assume we don’t need to worry about creating a need, with summer almost here.

Carla: Right. As for the marketing mix, we’ll package it in gold foil with dark brown lettering to simulate chocolate, and price it 20% higher than our chocolate-covered ice-cream bar. It’ll be introduced in selected places across the country starting next month. The main promotion2 will be through advertising3, using a ‘pull’ strategy, of course. We haven’t finalized4 our ads yet, so I’ll have to let you know. Can we meet again the beginning of next week?

Tanya:Sure can. Let me check ... how about Tuesday morning at 10:30?

Carla： Uh, let’s see ... okay with me.

[简译]

在这一对话中，Tanya Nichols是一家冰淇淋制造公司的业主，她正在和他的营销经理Carla Hutchison谈论一种新产品的营销策略。

Tanya: Carla,你对我们新的冰激凌三明治有什么营销计划吗?

Carla: 是的我有。经过SWOT分析，我认为我们的经营状况很好。我们的主要优势之一是我们产品的质量，并且创新口味的产品在市场上有很大商机。因为我们公司已有一个好的形象，我并不认为有很多不利因素。没有其他公司有5种口味的冰淇淋三明治，所以对我们来说谈不上有什么威胁。

Tanya: 我想夏季就要来临，我们不用再为创造需求而担心。

Carla:对。至于说营销组合，我们要用像巧克力一样的深褐色字母的金箔纸来包装它，仿照巧克力，并且定价比我们的巧克力脆皮冰激凌贵20%。下个月将要在全国有选择地投放市场。主要通过 广告促销，当然是运用“拉”的策略。我们还没有最终决定我们的广告，因此我还得要通知你 。我们下周初能再碰一下面吗?

Tanya: 当然可以。让我看一下……星期二早上10:30怎么样?

Carla: 呃，我看看……我没问题。

Tanya: 好，干得好。

篇5：主持商务会议时常用的英语口语句型

主持商务会议时常用的英语口语句型

●宣布会议开始

1. Let's call the meeting to order.

2. Let's get things under way.

3. Let's get things started.

4. Shall we begin?

Order 在此是指“会议的程序与规则”;call 有“宣布”的含意，call (a meeting) to order 是开会时的惯用语，是“会议开始”的意思。此句型适用于主席宣布讨论要开始时，示意与会者安静，遵守会场的秩序。这里“call”亦可以“bring”代替。这个句型适用于正式的场合中。

如果与会者中有公司以外的人，可以这样说：

Well, ladies and gentlemen, I think we should begin.

也可以采用半正式的说法：

Perhaps we'd better get started / down to business.

All right, I think it's about time we get started / going.

Right then, I think we should begin.

较口语的说法有：

Let's begin /get going, shall we?

Shall we start?

●揭示讨论要点

1. Let me bring your attention to (what I see as) the main issues.

2. Let's focus on the main issues.

3. Let me tell you what I believe to be the main issues.

4. Allow me to set out the main issues for you.

bring one's attention to... 的意思是“让某人注意(听、看)……”。此句中的bring 可用 call代替;main 为“主要的”;issue是“争论点;关键;议论”。这句话是表示自己要宣布几个重要事项，请与会者注意所要说明及提示的要点;这是正式的表达用语，语气中带有权威感。

●请专人发言

1. To address this issue, I'd like to call on...

2. To discuss this matter, I'd like to call on...

3. To shed1 some light on this, I'd like to call on...

4. To provide us with more detail, I'd like to call on...

Address 为“提及;陈述”;call on someone 这个词组的意思是“要求某人(做某事)”，on之后的宾语为被要求的人。此句型是在正式的场合中用以介绍下一位发言人。由于句首使用 To address this issue “谈起这个问题”，显示特别强调这位发言者的意见值得采纳、尊重或听取;有时亦暗示主席或高阶人士也同样支持此人的意见。

会议是现代商务中的重要一部分。它可以集思广益、将公司的智慧集中起来。作为一名会议主持人，该怎样做才能保证会议顺利进行呢?下面是一些主持会议的常用表达，希望能对您有帮助。

●宣布会议开始

1. Let's call the meeting to order.

2. Let's get things under way.

3. Let's get things started.

4. Shall we begin?

Order 在此是指“会议的程序与规则”;call 有“宣布”的含意，call (a meeting) to order 是开会时的惯用语，是“会议开始”的意思。此句型适用于主席宣布讨论要开始时，示意与会者安静，遵守会场的秩序。这里“call”亦可以“bring”代替。这个句型适用于正式的场合中。

如果与会者中有公司以外的人，可以这样说：

Well, ladies and gentlemen, I think we should begin.

也可以采用半正式的说法：

Perhaps we'd better get started / down to business.

All right, I think it's about time we get started / going.

Right then, I think we should begin.

较口语的说法有：

Let's begin /get going, shall we?

Shall we start?

●揭示讨论要点

1. Let me bring your attention to (what I see as) the main issues.

2. Let's focus on the main issues.

3. Let me tell you what I believe to be the main issues.

4. Allow me to set out the main issues for you.

bring one's attention to... 的意思是“让某人注意(听、看)……”。此句中的bring 可用 call代替;main 为“主要的”;issue是“争论点;关键;议论”。这句话是表示自己要宣布几个重要事项，请与会者注意所要说明及提示的要点;这是正式的表达用语，语气中带有权威感。

●请专人发言

1. To address this issue, I'd like to call on...

2. To discuss this matter, I'd like to call on...

3. To shed some light on this, I'd like to call on...

4. To provide us with more detail, I'd like to call on...

Address 为“提及;陈述”;call on someone 这个词组的意思是“要求某人(做某事)”，on之后的宾语为被要求的人。此句型是在正式的场合中用以介绍下一位发言人。由于句首使用 To address this issue “谈起这个问题”，显示特别强调这位发言者的意见值得采纳、尊重或听取;有时亦暗示主席或高阶人士也同样支持此人的意见。

重点提示

A. 开会时尽量选择靠老板的位置坐

开会时除非座位已事先安排好，否则宜选择靠近老板或有实权者的座位。此举并不是势力眼的表现，而是您若故意保持距离，在他人眼中看来，是有欠团队精神的表现。这种不愿参与(成为一份子)的姿态，尤令高层主管不悦。

B. 开会时避免选择靠门的座位

除了尽量靠近老板坐之外，不要忘了要远离门边的座位。因为门口是出入必经之地，人来人往难免会干扰到您的发言，并会转移他人对您的注意。况且会议上的一般习惯是：权力愈高者说话，他人愈会注意听。因此，发言时愈易遭到他人打断者，愈是人微言轻的人。为避免造成这种没有份量的尴尬场面，应避免选择靠门的座位。

C. 开会时避免选择靠窗的座位

同样地，美景如画的窗口、名画或令人感兴趣的物品旁边，皆不是好位子，宜避而远之;否则发言时自己将容易成为红花旁的绿叶，他人关爱的眼神也亦将投射在您身旁的物体上。

扩展：英语翻译的灵活与原则

翻译中，灵活性和原则性是涉及语言效果和传达原意的两个方面。缺乏灵活性会影响表达效果，如“月亮代表我的心”若“忠实地”翻译为“Themoonstandsformyheart”就不如灵活地翻译为“The moon reflects my mood”(字面意思：月亮反映我的心情)更容易理解，因为世界各地都“月有阴晴圆缺，人有悲欢离合”。 “曲高和寡”在绝大多数情况下是一个比喻的说法，译为“Highbrowsongsfindsfewsingers”就很难传达实际应用中的意义。笔者认为翻译成“Highartishardtounderstand”或“Elegancemeansloneliness”(高雅意味着孤独)更妥。又如，把“日出江花红胜火”翻译为“Theflowersinriverareredderthanfirewhenthesunrises”就不像是写景的句子，译为“Beneaththerisingsun,riversareaflamewithflowersinbloom”才有诗意。(字面意思：旭日冉冉，江花盛开江如燃) 缺乏灵活性有时还会损害原则性。英语中gallant有“英勇”和“善于讨好女性”两方面意思，和汉语中“风流”确实对应得很好，但很多专家对号入座地把“大江东去，浪淘尽千古风流人物”中的“风流人物”翻译为gallantheroes，会让人误以为周瑜、诸葛亮等在战场上和情场上都是高手。其实只要译成heroes就可以了。结合中国历史整句话可以翻译为：“ChinesehistoryseesYangtzerun;thousandsyearsandmyriadheroes,with rolling wavesaregone”。英国人和美国人都认为这种译法最佳，不仅因为本词的主题是怀古，“中国历史目睹长江奔流”和“随着滚滚波涛千秋岁月和无数英雄已经远走”能给人以岁月沧桑的感觉，而且美国的小说《飘》(GonewiththeWind)广为人知，享有盛誉。 笔者所遇到的最棘手的问题是翻译“士为知己者死，女为悦己者容”。直接译为“Agentlemandiesforonewhoknowshisheart;a woman make supher face foronewhopleasesher”不仅不适于多数场合，而且一有人讨好就梳妆打扮，把女的说成“三陪”之类的人了。事实上，“士为知己者死”是一种态度和决心，不仅仅是行动;“女为悦己者容”也不是“让她高兴她就梳妆打扮”。“容”体现的是对美好生活的向往，“悦己者”也不是随便来讨好的人，而应该理解为触动她心弦的人。简言之，前句谈事业，后句谈生活，因此可以译为“Atruemanisreadytodiealoyaldeathforthosewhoknowtheworthofhim;a woman is eager toliveahappylifewithonewhotouchesthechordinher”。(字面意思：男人忠于知道自己价值的人并会为之慷慨赴死，女人渴望和触动自己心弦的人过着幸福的生活) 文艺翻译要讲究灵活性，对专业术语和政治用语的翻译则要讲究原则性。例如，外语教学中的eclecticism无论从内涵和词源上看都是“博采众长”，却被译为“折衷主义”，褒义词几乎成了贬义词。台湾问题在国内的很多英文报刊上被说成“Taiwanissue”，但从政治意义上讲台湾问题是一个注定了要有answer的question，不是一个可以众说纷纭的issue，我们没必要和西方媒体保持一致。

篇6：商务会议中常用的口语

商务会议中常用的口语

Interrupting

插话

Use the following phrases to interrupt or join in the conversation.

May I have a word?

If I may, I think...

Excuse me for interrupting.

May I come in here?

Giving Opinions

提出看法

These phrases will give your opinion during a meeting.

I (really) feel that...

In my opinion...

The way I see things...

Asking for Opinions

征求意见

These questions will help you ask for feedback1 and opinions during a conversation.

Do you (really) think that...

(name of participant) can we get your input2?

How do you feel about...?

Commenting on Opinions

对某个观点进行评价

Use these phrases to show that you are carefully listening to other's opinions.

I never thought about it that way before.

Good point!

I get your point.

I see what you mean.

Agreeing with Other Opinions

赞同他人的观点

If you agree with what has been said, use these phrases to have your voice heard.

Exactly!

That's (exactly) the way I feel.

I have to agree with (name of participant).

Disagreeing with Other Opinions

不认同他人的观点

Sometimes we have to disagree with others. Make sure to be polite, but firm when disagreeing

Up to a point I agree with you, but...

(I'm afraid) I can't agree

Advising and Suggesting

意见和建议

These phrases can be used to advise or make a suggestion during a meeting.

We should...

Why don't you....

How/What about...

I suggest/recommend that...

Clarifying4

明确自己的观点

Sometimes it's important to clarify3 what you've said. That might mean that you need to rephrase your point in other words.

(Statement) Have I made that clear?

(Statement) Do you see what I'm getting at?

Let me put this another way (statement)

I'd just like to repeat that (statement)

Asking for Repetition5

请求重复

If you don't understand what's been said, use one of these phrases.

I didn't catch that. Could you repeat that, please?

I missed that.

Could you say it again, please?

Could you run that by me one more time?

Asking for Clarification6

请求说明

If you'd like to check on some of the details, use these phrases to ask for more details and get clarification.

I'm afraid I don't quite understand what your are getting at.

Could you explain to me how that is going to work?

I don't see what you mean. Could we have some more details, please?

Asking for Contributions for Other Participants

询问别人的看法

You can ask for more feedback by directly asking what others have something else to contribute.

What do you think about this proposal7?

Would you like to add anything, (name of participant)?

Has anyone else got anything to contribute?

Are there any more comments?

Correcting Information

纠正信息

At times, it's necessary to correct what someone else has said if it's vital to the conversation.

Sorry, that's not quite right.

I'm afraid you don't understand what I'm saying.

That's not quite what I had in mind.

That's not what I meant.

Keeping the Meeting on Time

保持会议按时进行

Finally, it's common to go too long, so these phrases can help keep the meeting on time.

Well, that seems to be all the time we have today.

Please be brief.

I'm afraid we've run out of time.

I'm afraid that's outside the scope8 of this meeting.

Let's get back on track, why don't we?

That's not really why we're here today.

Why don't we return to the main focus of today's meeting.

We'll have to leave that to another time.

We're beginning to lose sight of the main point.

Keep to the point, please.

I think we'd better leave that for another meeting.

Are we ready to make a decision?

扩展：对女性持有某种偏见

A new UN report has found at least 90% of men and women hold some sort of bias1 against females.

The “Gender2 Social Norms” index analysed biases3 in areas such as politics and education in 75 countries.

Globally, close to 50% of men said they had more right to a job than women. Almost a third of respondents thought it was acceptable for men to hit their partners.

There are no countries in the world with gender equality, the study found.

Zimbabwe had the highest amount of bias with only 0.27% of people reporting no gender bias at all. At the other end of the scale was Andorra where 72% of people reported no bias.

In Zimbabwe, 96% of people said violence against women was acceptable and the same proportion did not support reproductive rights. In the Philippines, 91% of people held these views.

篇7：商务会议中各种职位的英文名称

商务会议中各种职位的英文名称

商务会议中经常会用到的就是介绍每个出席会议的成员的称呼，介绍每个成员的职位名称肯定是必不可少的，

今天我们和大家一起来学习的`最常见的职位的英文名称！

member 成员

membership 成员资格

member as of right 法定代表

life member 终身成员

full-fledged member 全权代表

head of delegation 代表团团长

permanent delegate 常驻代表

representative 代表

alternate, substitute 副代表

observer 观察员

technical adviser 技术顾问

auditor 审计员

office 职务

holder of an office 职称

honorary president 名誉主席

chairman 主席

presidency, chairmanship, chair 主席团

interim chairman 临时主席

vice-president, vice-chairman 副主席

rapporteur 文书,秘书

former chairman 前主席 (美作:past chairman)

director general 局长,处长

deputy director general 副局长,副处长

secretary general 秘书长

executive secretary 执行秘书

treasurer 司库

officials 官员

consultant 顾问

precis writer 记录(员)

full powers 全权

to chair 主持

terms of reference 职权范围

with a right to vote 有表决权

ushers 招待

篇8：在商务会议上常用的30个口语句型-1

在商务会议上常用的30个口语句型-1

1、Showing interest/surprise

Really?

I’m surprised to hear that.

Do you? /Did you? /Have you?

2・ Asking follow-up questions

What did you think of…?

When are you going to…?

How do you feel about…?

3・ Using the speaker’s words in a follow-up question

So the meeting’s been postponed until next March.

Next March?

4．Letting of invitation

The following phrases are useful for formal written invitations.

5・ Inviting/Offering

We should like to invite you…

We should be very pleased if you could…

We would be delighted if you could…

6・ Thanking

Thank you (very much) for your (kind) invitation to…

It was very kind of you to invite me to…

I was delighted to receive your invitation to…

7・ Accepting

I would be very pleased to …

I should be delighted to…

8・ Declining

Unfortunately, due to… I am unable to…

9．Describing duties and responsibilities

The following phrases are used for talking about responsibilities.

My job is to…

I’m responsible for…

My job involves…

In this job you have to…

9．Report writing

The following phrases are useful when writing reports.

・ Introduction

The aim/purpose of this report is to…

This report sets out to…

This report aim to…

10・ Conclusion

It was decided/agreed/felt that…

No conclusions were reached regarding…

It was concluded that…

11・ Recommendations

We would recommend that…

It is suggested that…

It is proposed that…

12・ Asking for information

We can ask for information using a fixed phrase followed by a noun.

I’d like to know about availability.

What about…?

Can you tell me about…?

13・ Checking information

We can use the following phrases for checking information.

Sorry, I didn’t get that. Could you say that again?

Sorry, did you say…?

篇9：关于“面试结束”的英语面试基本词汇和句型

我们都知道，面试结束时，应聘者应该礼貌告退。这时无论你心中有多么渴望这份工作，切记不要说“I really want this job. When can I contact you about your decision? Please consider it seriously.”之类的话，这样只会造成对方的反感。通常典型的面试结束用语是：“I look forward to hearing from you./Thank you for your time.”

WORDS & EXPRESSIONS 基本词汇表达

notification 通知，通知

assistance 帮助，辅助

candidate .申请人，候选人

BASIC EXPRESSIONS 基本句型表达

【面试方】:

1)All right.Thank you for your coming，Mr. Chen. 好，谢谢你能来参加面试，陈先生。

2)Thank you for coming，we will let you know the result as soon as possible. 谢谢你的到来，我们将尽早把结果通知你。

3)I hope to see you again. 希望能再次见到你。

4)We'll expect you here next month，see you then. 我们期望下个月你的到来，再见。

5)Thank you for your interest in this office，Ms Dong. 谢谢你对本办事处感兴趣，董女士。

6)It's our pleasure to have you here，Mr. Li. 能雇用你是我们的荣幸，李先生。

7)We should know by next Tuesday whom to hire.If your application is successful，we will notify you by mail. 下周二前我们会决定聘用谁了，若你的申请成功，我们会发信通知你。

8)You'll hear from us soon.Thank you for your coming. 你很快就会得到答复，谢谢你的光临。

9)Keep in touch. 再联系。

10)That's all for the interview.Please wait for our notification. 面试完了，请等候我们的通知。

11)You'll be hearing from us soon.Send the next candidate in on your way out，please. 你很快会接到我们的消息。出去的时候，请你叫下一位应试人进来。

12)Thank you，Mr. Wu，for your interest in this job.Good luck to you. 谢谢你对这份工作感兴趣，吴先生，祝你好运。

13)Thank you for your interest in our company. 谢谢你来参加我们公司的面试。

【应聘方】：

1)Thank you for your interview with me，madam. 非常感谢您对我的面试，女士。

2)Thank you，I'll look forward to hearing from you. 谢谢，我会恭候您的通知。

3)See you later. 再见。

4)I'll await your notification.Thank you for your interview with me，sir. 我将等候你们的通知，谢谢您对我的面试，先生。

5)A thousand thanks for your having talked with me.Good-bye. 非常感谢您的面试，再见。

6)I hope so. 希望如此。

7)Thank you very much，I will be waiting for your letter. 谢谢，我等候您的回复。

8)That's all right.I can try other places，Good-bye. 不要紧，我可以到其他地方试试，再见。

9)I really appreciate your help.See you then. 非常感谢你的帮助，再见。

10)Thank you，sir.I hope to hear from you as soon as possible. 谢谢您，先生。我希望尽快收到您的答复。

11)Thank you very much for your advice.Bye. 非常感谢你的建议，再见。

12)I'll look forward to hearing from you. 我期待着你的消息。

13)And do I need the second interview? 我还需要第二次面试吗?

[关于“面试结束”的英语面试基本词汇和句型]

篇10：英语中五种基本句型

基本句型 一

此句型的句子有一个共同特点，即句子的谓语动词都能表达完整的意思。

这类动词叫做不及物动词，后面可以跟副词、介词短语、状语从句等。

基本句型 二

此句型的句子有一个共同的特点：句子谓语动词都不能表达一个完整的意思，必须加上一个表明主语身份或状态的表语构成复合谓语，才能表达完整的意思。这类动词叫做连系动词。系动词分两类：be, look, keep, seem等属一类，表示情况；get, grow, become, turn等属另一类，表示变化。be 本身没有什么意义,只起连系主语和表语的作用。其它系动词仍保持其部分词义。

基本句型 三

此句型句子的共同特点是：谓语动词都具有实义，都是主语产生的动作，但不能表达完整的意思，必须跟有一个宾语，即动作的承受者，才能使意思完整。这类动词叫做及物动词。

基本句型 四

此句型的'句子有一个共同特点：谓语动词必须跟有两个宾语才能表达完整的意思。这两个宾语一个是动作的直接承受者，另一个是动作的间接承受者。

通常这一间接承受者用一个介词来连接，当动作的间接承受者在动作的直接承受者之前时，这一介词往往被省略。