B2 · 订阅、账单与数字权益
订阅、账单与数字权益英语对话
Seeking an Exit After a Core Feature Disappears
- CEFR 等级:
- B2
- 句子数:
- 16
- 时长:
- 2 分钟
- 对话人物:
- Emma & Tom
《Seeking an Exit After a Core Feature Disappears》是一篇 B2 级别的订阅、账单与数字权益英语对话,共 16 句台词,时长约 2 分钟,由 Emma & Tom 两人完成。下面是完整台词与逐句中英对照翻译,读完可以挑一个角色开口跟读。
对话原文与翻译
每句先给英文原句,下面一行是中文翻译。想练口语时把译文遮住,跟着音频一句句复述。
- Line 1Emma 0:00
The writing platform removed offline access, which was the main reason I paid for the annual plan.
这个写作平台把离线功能删掉了,而我当初买年费最主要就是冲着这个功能。
- Line 2Tom 0:06
Did the contract promise that feature explicitly, or was it mostly highlighted in the marketing pages?
这个功能在合同条款里有明确承诺吗,还是主要出现在营销页面和介绍内容里?
- Line 3Emma 0:12
It was all over the pricing page and tutorial videos, though I still haven't found it in legal wording.
它在价格页和教学视频里都被重点强调了,只是我现在还没在正式条款里找到同样明确的文字。
- Line 4Tom 0:19
The missing legal language complicates things, but the promotion still shaped the purchase decision in practice.
正式条款里没写清会让事情复杂一些,但现实里,宣传内容还是确实影响了你的购买决定。
- Line 5Emma 0:25
Exactly, and now they say the service is evolving, so subscribers should expect feature changes.
对,而他们现在的说法是,服务会持续演化,所以用户应该接受功能变化。
- Line 6Tom 0:32
Some change is normal, but removing a core use case is very different from moving menus around.
某些变化当然正常,可删除一个核心使用场景,和改一下界面菜单完全不是一个级别。
- Line 7Emma 0:38
That's my argument, because I work on trains and browser-only access makes half the subscription useless.
这正是我想说的,因为我很多时候在火车上工作,现在只剩浏览器访问,等于这个订阅有一半都废了。
- Line 8Tom 0:46
Then frame it around material loss of utility rather than disappointment with product direction.
那你就要把论点放在“实用价值被明显削弱”上,而不是说自己不喜欢他们产品方向。
- Line 9Emma 0:51
Would asking to end the plan early sound more reasonable than demanding a full refund for the year?
那比起要求整年全退,是不是要求提前解约会更合理一些?
- Line 10Tom 0:57
Yes, especially if you used the service before the feature vanished and aren't denying that part.
是的,尤其是你之前确实用过服务,也没有否认那一部分价值。
- Line 11Emma 1:03
I can show old downloaded files and recent support replies confirming that offline mode is gone.
我可以拿出之前下载过的文件记录,以及客服最新确认离线模式已取消的回复。
- Line 12Tom 1:10
Good, because evidence of actual reliance matters more than general statements about convenience.
很好,因为证明你真实依赖过这个功能,比泛泛说“这样比较方便”要有力得多。
- Line 13Emma 1:16
If they won't cancel, maybe I should ask for account credit while I move to another tool.
如果他们不肯提前解约,也许我可以要求账户抵扣,好让我在转到别的工具时少一点损失。
- Line 14Tom 1:22
That's acceptable only if the credit is flexible and doesn't assume you'll keep paying for the same limitation.
这个只有在抵扣方式足够灵活、不等于逼你继续为同样的缺陷买单时才值得接受。
- Line 15Emma 1:28
Right, because I need a path out rather than compensation that pretends the missing feature is minor.
对,因为我需要的是一个退出路径,而不是一种假装离线功能没那么重要的补偿方式。
- Line 16Tom 1:36
Then request early termination first and support it with clear examples of how the service changed for you.
那你就先争取提前解约,并用清楚的使用例子说明这个服务对你来说到底变了多少。
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本课重点词汇
从本篇对话中挑出的实义词,按它们在全部 500 篇对话里出现的等级排序(越靠后等级出现的越优先)。已排除虚词、专有名词与数词。
- highlighted /ˈhaɪˌlaɪtɪd/ adjective
突出显示的;强调的
- tutorial /tuˈtɔriəl/ noun
教程;辅导课
- complicates /ˈkɑmpləˌkeɪts/ verb
complicate的第三人称单数;使复杂化
- subscribers /səbˈskraɪbərz/ plural noun
订阅者
- removing /rɪˈmuvɪŋ/ verb
正在移除
- browser-only /ˈbraʊzɚ ˌoʊnli/ adjective
仅支持浏览器的;网页版专属的
- useless /ˈjusləs/ adjective
无用的
- material /məˈtɪriəl/ noun
材料;资料
- utility /juˈtɪləti/ noun
实用性;公用事业
- vanished /ˈvænɪʃt/ verb
消失了
- downloaded /ˈdaʊnˌloʊdɪd/ verb (past participle)
已下载
- reliance /rɪˈlaɪəns/ noun
依赖