明天你去杭城出差 跟对方把合同细节 捋清楚
“You'll head to Hangcheng for a business trip tomorrow to go over the contract details with the client.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“But I am determined to get to the bottom of this matter.”
明天你去杭城 出差 跟对方把 合同 细节 捋清楚
“You'll head to Hangcheng for a business trip tomorrow to go over the contract details with the client.”
“Senior! Didn't you say you wouldn't let your work be affected? This is not up for discussion!”
“Drop this personal matter immediately and do your job as I ordered.”
A senior colleague or 'shige' often combines elder sibling care with professional managerial authority, expecting unquestioning compliance on assigned tasks.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to go on a business trip
A fundamental workplace collocation; commonly paired with destination cities.
to sort out, clarify, or straighten out thoroughly
Colloquial verb phrase ideal for organizing chaotic details, logic, or contractual terms.
