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2006/12/9 英语口语 8000 句 第三部分(2-3) 英语口语 8000 句 第三部分(2-3) Shall I come to pick you up? Sorry, I'm tied up. How about a rain check? When can I come over? When can I drop by? Let's get going. Let's take off. Shall we go? Let's sit closer up front. Sorry, we're sold out. We are way in the back, aren't we? Encore! Bravo, bravo! Go for it,...! What kind of snacks should we have? Let's take our minds off of work. Would you like a refill? I'm drunk. I feel a little tipsy. I'm loaded. I have a hangover. Sorry, I'm tone-deaf. I'm tone-deaf. I have no ear for music. My singing is out of tune. Well done! Good job! Are you taking any medication regularly? I have a dull pain. I have diarrhea. How long will the cast be on? I have a stuffy nose. 2006/12/4 重读《人月神话》 重读《人月神话》 近日重读《人月神话》，现将思路整理如下： 项目实施最理想的结果莫过于在规定的时间和预算里，交付让用户满意的软件产品。 而在按人月计划的项目评估中，我们要充分考虑到任务的复杂度和子任务之间相互沟通和交流做要付出 的代价，所以在用人月来衡量一项工作的规模时，要充分考虑到这一部分工作量。 项目实施的原则，其中重要的一点是保持概念的完整性，其中为了完整性，可能会舍弃一些优秀的思想， 当然，前提是基础设计要做的足够的好。 二是要注意合理的进度安排，以免进度滞后，缺乏合理的时间进度是造成项目滞后的主要因素。由此在 项目实施从开始就应该注意文档和交流的重要性。 在进度安排上， 1、尽量避免为了客户期望的日期而造成不合理的进度安排，因为这种情况在软件领域比其它的任何工 程领域要普遍的多。 2、预防进度滞后，过程之一是采取阶段性的目标值控制即里程碑验收体系。 3、对于进度落后，一种方式是向项目增加人手，但这可能不是一种理想的方式。另外可考虑的措施是 重新安排进度或者消减任务或功能。 三是组织结构是树状的甚至是矩阵的，但成员的交流却是网状的。 四是迭代开发的实施。 五是需求变更的控制。 要有关心用户体验的概念，即开发人员交付的是用户满意程度，所以需求变更是经常发生的。对一般的 编程人员来说很少能控制工作环境和工作目标。而这时，项目经理需要有能力充当大型调速轮的角色，需要 项目经理的惯性来降低来自市场和管理人员对项目组造成的冲击或者起伏波动。 2006/12/3 英语口语 8000 句 第二部分(35-39) 英语口语 8000 句 第二部分(35-39) This is in response to your letter of November 4, 1998. We take pleasure in informing you of... Attached you will find... We thank you for raising the issue. Your suggestions are being followed up by our committee. Kindly inform us when this is put into effect. The one point that concerned us (a little) was... Your prompt attention to this matter will be appreciated. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. I want to extend my personal apologies for... Every Tom, Dick and Harry. Every dog has his day. Speak of the devil and he will appear. Jack of all trades, master of none. When it rains, it (always) pours. Beauty is but skin deep. You cannot make an omelet without breaking eggs. Ready, get set, go! On your mark, get set, go! from A to Z. If my memory serves me right,... Tit for tat. Monkey see, monkey do. in my absence without my knowledge behind my back Let's take a walk for a change. Let bygones be bygones. Every little bit helps. About e-mail sign-off's etiquette/电子邮件的签名礼仪 About e-mail sign-off's etiquette I noticed this from the article 'Yours Truly,' the E-Variations and the comments at Kottke and LifeHacker to the article. From the comments, you can see some interesting sign-offs listed as below: 1. Peace in the Middle East, 2. Your bored-at-work Texan coder, Nels 3. All the Best, Best, Cheers, Regards and Kind Regards, 4. All your base are belong to us, -Cats 5. You're an asshole and I don't want to receive another email from you ever again, 6. ciao, Some people think "Best" is smarmy and pompous. "xoxo"(Hugs and Kisses) has become common even for those in decidedly nonamorous relationships. For the "Thanks" sign-off, if you express your thanks in the e-mail body, then the sign-off should be "Thanks again”,should not be “Thanks”. From the article and comments, I conclude some rules on sign-offs: 1. Do differentiate formal commercial e-mail from informal non-commercial e-mails. 2. Don't mistype the comma as a period. 2. Informal e-mail messages don't require sign-offs. 2. Pick your style and stick to it So here list the sign-offs that I use: 1. Regards, (used from unfamiliar person) 2. Thanks ,Thanks again (used for normal people) 3. Soon, ( used for continued back-and-forth e-mails) 4. Have a relaxing weekend, (used on Friday ) |
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