你们还有什么要问的吗
“Do you have any other questions?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
影响到恒久
“to affect Hengjiu.”
你们 还有什么要问的 吗
“Do you have any other questions?”
“About this, you can decide for yourselves.”
“If you don't have any more questions, we're wrapping this up.”
In workplace or business meetings, when a leader or host uses this kind of phrasing, it usually signals that the discussion is coming to an end. If no one speaks up, consensus is assumed to be reached or the task is handed over to subordinates to advance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
is there anything else to... / are there any other matters regarding...
A classic sentence pattern used by meeting hosts or presenters at the end of a report, commonly used to wrap up or transition to the next stage.
Used at the end of a yes-no question to politely solicit questions or opinions.
