不好意思 我要跟白德瑞有些事情要汇报
“Sorry. I have something to report to Barry.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我希望你们立刻回去
“I want you to leave immediately.”
不好意思 我要 跟白德瑞有些事情要 汇报
“Sorry. I have something to report to Barry.”
“Please step out for a moment. Okay. Sun Yu, please stay.”
“Please get out of the room; we have serious business to handle privately.”
Reporting upward in Chinese corporate culture requires dedicated protocol, where third parties are expected to excuse themselves to preserve organizational confidentiality.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
excuse me; sorry to interrupt
A versatile polite phrase used to preface an interruption, request, or minor inconvenience.
to report (to a superior or organization)
Used strictly in hierarchical professional contexts when presenting information upward.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Sorry, I still have work later. If I drink alcohol, that'd be illegal.”
“Barry. Barry. I'm so terribly sorry. Are you okay?”
“Sorry, Barry. I forgot to tell you something.”
“[Next Episode] Sorry, I'm the president.”
“Sorry, I understand how you feel.”
“Sorry, I'm rushing a draft. I don't have time to chat.”