那宇总倾向哪家 不妨直说啊
“So which supplier do you prefer, Mr. Xiao? You might as well say it outright.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I think we have better options.”
那宇总倾向哪家 不妨直说 啊
“So which supplier do you prefer, Mr. Xiao? You might as well say it outright.”
去年年底 筑翎承接了一个温泉酒店项目 用的是
“At the end of last year, Forma took on a hot spring hotel project and used materials”
“Quit beating around the bush and just tell us who you want to hire.”
Addressing colleagues with their surname plus executive title like 'Yu Zong' maintains strict corporate deference even when pressing them for a clear stance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
lean towards which one / prefer which company
A polite business phrase used to ask a partner or decision-maker which option, supplier, or candidate they favor.
might as well be frank / feel free to speak plainly
A courteous yet firm invitation encouraging the other party to bypass formalities and speak openly.
Softens the imperative tone of urging directness, keeping the atmosphere collegial rather than overly demanding.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Mr. Xiao, it seems your workload still isn't saturated enough.”
“Mr. Xiao. She's with me. Okay. Please come in.”
“They want to know if the rumors about Mr. Xiao are true. This scandal has created quite a stir.”
“Ms. Zhou, isn't Mr. Xiao coming with us?”
“Mr. Xiao, we can get ready to leave now.”
“will definitely be under Mr. Xiao's supervision.”