关于 谈判的 English
1:
rest assured:
请放心
used to tell someone that something is true and there is no need to worry
example:
There is no fog at XX Airport, so you can rest assured that we will land in London on time.
The report isn't ready yet, but you can rest assured that it will be finished by the end of the week.
2:
Stumbling block
障碍物
a problem that makes it difficult to continue a process or achieve a goal
example:
Let's figure out what stumbling blocks we might run into in the negotiation.
The merger is almost complete, The one stumbling block is that we can't agree on a name for the new company.
3:
track record
业绩
a performance history that show successes and failures of someone or something.
example:
When we make acquisition, we only seek out companies that have an impressive track record.
I'm in favor of promoting Mary to sales Director. She gets along well with her collegues and she
has an excellent track record with the customers.
4:
put (something) in writing
以书面方式陈述（某事）
to make something official by putting it in a document.
example:
The offer isn't official until they put it in writig.
5:
continuity
继续性
the quality of staying the same for a period of the time, even when other things change
example:
Lets make sure the new accountant maintains continuity in our process.
We had trouble adjusting to our new CEO, There was no continuity between the old administrator and the new one.
6:
pressed for
(某方面)很紧
to not have enough for something
example:
I'm a little pressed for time.
I have a lot of information to present and we're a little pressed for time, so let's get started right away.
7:
specifics
细节
details about or particular qualities of something
example:
It's common to discuss specifics, such as salary and benefits, at a second job interview.
Jason, please just give us a brief summary of the meeting, we don't need all the specifics.
8:
for the sake of
为了
in order to improve, promote, or benefit someone or something.
example:
For the sake of fairness, everyone should be involved in the negotiations.
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Narrator: In the last assignment, Jeremy and Amy, two XX employees, met for lunch and discuss rumors of a merger.
Colin:
Let's go over some issues that XX wants us to address.
What we need to discuss involved that a lot more than just purchase price.
Beckett:
I agree.
Let's fingure out what
stumbling blocks we might run into before we process with the negotiatios.
Colin:
Well, we could have a problem if it looks loke XX will disappear after the acquisition.
Rmember, XX wants to expand, not go out of business.
Beckett:
I am not sure that we can put any guarantees in writing, but you
rest assured that we want to acquire
companyies that we can grow.
Don't forget, we ony seek out companies that have an impressive
track record and customer base.
That's how we benefit from our acquisition.
Colin:
I'm gland to hear that.
For my client's sake, I need to be sure that I understand your acquisition process.