Unit 3
Main Book
benefit (noun)
an advantage or profit gained from something
福利
The job offers many benefits, including health insurance.
an advantage or profit gained from something
福利
The job offers many benefits, including health insurance.
employer (noun)
a person or organization that hires people to work for them
僱主
The employer provided a supportive work environment.
a person or organization that hires people to work for them
僱主
The employer provided a supportive work environment.
experience (noun)
practical contact with and observation of facts or events
經驗
She has years of experience in customer service.
practical contact with and observation of facts or events
經驗
She has years of experience in customer service.
fluent (adjective)
able to express oneself easily and articulately in a language
流利的
He is fluent in both English and Spanish.
able to express oneself easily and articulately in a language
流利的
He is fluent in both English and Spanish.
interviewer (noun)
a person who asks questions to evaluate a candidate for a job
面試考官
The interviewer was friendly and made me feel comfortable.
a person who asks questions to evaluate a candidate for a job
面試考官
The interviewer was friendly and made me feel comfortable.
job duty (noun phrase)
a specific task or responsibility assigned to a job position
工作職責
One of her job duties is to manage the office supplies.
a specific task or responsibility assigned to a job position
工作職責
One of her job duties is to manage the office supplies.
position (noun)
a specific role or job within an organization
職位
She applied for the position of marketing manager.
a specific role or job within an organization
職位
She applied for the position of marketing manager.
salary (noun)
a fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly basis, in compensation for work
薪金
He was pleased with his annual salary increase.
a fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly basis, in compensation for work
薪金
He was pleased with his annual salary increase.
assistant (noun)
a person who helps or aids another in a job or task
助理
The assistant organised the files for the meeting.
a person who helps or aids another in a job or task
助理
The assistant organised the files for the meeting.
receptionist (noun)
a person employed to manage the front desk and greet visitors
接待員
The receptionist welcomed and guided guests as they arrived.
a person employed to manage the front desk and greet visitors
接待員
The receptionist welcomed and guided guests as they arrived.
salesperson (noun)
a person whose job is to sell products or services
售貨員
The salesperson explained the features of the new product.
a person whose job is to sell products or services
售貨員
The salesperson explained the features of the new product.
document (noun)
a formal piece of written or printed paper that provides information or evidence
文件
Please submit the required documents for your application.
a formal piece of written or printed paper that provides information or evidence
文件
Please submit the required documents for your application.
personality (noun)
the combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual’s character
個性
Her friendly personality makes her easy to work with.
the combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual’s character
個性
Her friendly personality makes her easy to work with.
arrogant (adjective)
having an exaggerated sense of one’s own importance or abilities
傲慢的
His arrogant attitude alienated his coworkers.
having an exaggerated sense of one’s own importance or abilities
傲慢的
His arrogant attitude alienated his coworkers.
cheerful (adjective)
noticeably happy and optimistic
愉快的
She has a cheerful disposition that brightens the room.
noticeably happy and optimistic
愉快的
She has a cheerful disposition that brightens the room.
sociable (adjective)
enjoying meeting and spending time in the company of others
樂於交際的
He is very sociable and loves to meet new people.
enjoying meeting and spending time in the company of others
樂於交際的
He is very sociable and loves to meet new people.
enquiry (noun)
an act of asking for information
查詢
I made an enquiry about the available job openings.
an act of asking for information
查詢
I made an enquiry about the available job openings.
administrative (adjective)
relating to the management of a business or organization
行政的
She works in an administrative role at the university.
relating to the management of a business or organization
行政的
She works in an administrative role at the university.
wage (noun)
a fixed regular payment for work, typically paid hourly
工資
The minimum wage has increased in recent years.
a fixed regular payment for work, typically paid hourly
工資
The minimum wage has increased in recent years.
confident (adjective)
feeling or showing certainty about something
自信的
She felt confident going into the interview.
feeling or showing certainty about something
自信的
She felt confident going into the interview.
dynamic (adjective)
characterised by constant change, activity, or progress
充滿活力的
He has a dynamic personality that engages everyone.
characterised by constant change, activity, or progress
充滿活力的
He has a dynamic personality that engages everyone.
enthusiastic (adjective)
having or showing intense and eager enjoyment or interest
熱衷的
The team was enthusiastic about the new project.
having or showing intense and eager enjoyment or interest
熱衷的
The team was enthusiastic about the new project.
outgoing (adjective)
sociable and eager to mix with others
外向的
Her outgoing nature makes her a great team player.
sociable and eager to mix with others
外向的
Her outgoing nature makes her a great team player.
talkative (adjective)
fond of or given to talking a lot
健談的
He is very talkative and loves sharing stories.
fond of or given to talking a lot
健談的
He is very talkative and loves sharing stories.
anxious (adjective)
experiencing worry or unease about something
焦慮的
She felt anxious before the big presentation.
experiencing worry or unease about something
焦慮的
She felt anxious before the big presentation.
bad-tempered (adjective)
easily annoyed or made angry
脾氣差的
He is known for being bad-tempered when he’s tired.
easily annoyed or made angry
脾氣差的
He is known for being bad-tempered when he’s tired.
childish (adjective)
having qualities associated with children; immature
幼稚的
His childish behaviour was inappropriate for the meeting.
having qualities associated with children; immature
幼稚的
His childish behaviour was inappropriate for the meeting.
forgetful (adjective)
tending to forget things
健忘的
She is often forgetful about important dates.
tending to forget things
健忘的
She is often forgetful about important dates.
nervous (adjective)
easily agitated or alarmed
緊張的
He felt nervous before speaking in front of the crowd.
easily agitated or alarmed
緊張的
He felt nervous before speaking in front of the crowd.
stubborn (adjective)
having or showing determination not to change one’s attitude
固執的
She was stubborn and refused to admit she was wrong.
having or showing determination not to change one’s attitude
固執的
She was stubborn and refused to admit she was wrong.
strength (noun)
a good quality or attribute
優點
His main strength is that he’s kind to everyone he meets.
a good quality or attribute
優點
His main strength is that he’s kind to everyone he meets.
extra (noun)
a background actor
臨時演員
He worked as an extra during his college years.
a background actor
臨時演員
He worked as an extra during his college years.
Practice Booklet
unemployed (adjective)
not having a job
失業的
Many people are unemployed due to the economic downturn.
not having a job
失業的
Many people are unemployed due to the economic downturn.
