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B2 · 關係界線與重建信任

關係界線與重建信任英語對話

What Trust Repair Would Require

CEFR 等級:
B2
句子數:
16
長度:
2 分鐘
對話人物:
Tom & Emma

《What Trust Repair Would Require》是一篇 B2 級別的關係界線與重建信任英語對話,共 16 句台詞,長度約 2 分鐘,由 Tom & Emma 兩人完成。以下是完整台詞與逐句中英對照翻譯,讀完可以挑一個角色開口跟讀。

對話原文與翻譯

每句先給英文原句,下面一行是中文翻譯。想練口說時把譯文遮住,跟著音訊一句句複述。

  1. Tom 0:00

    I told one person about your layoff because I thought the news was already circulating, and now I feel awful.

    我把你被裁員的事告訴了一個人,因為我以為消息已經在傳了,現在我很自責。

    Line 1
  2. Emma 0:06

    I appreciate the honesty, but the issue is that it was my news to share, not yours.

    謝謝你坦白,但問題是那是我該不該說的消息,不是你可以代為公開的。

    Line 2
  3. Tom 0:12

    I know, and I wrongly assumed that because you told a few people, the information was no longer private.

    我知道,我錯在以為你既然告訴了幾個人,這資訊就不再是私事。

    Line 3
  4. Emma 0:18

    That assumption skipped an important difference, because chosen support is not the same as open permission.

    這個假設忽略了關鍵差別,因為你主動選擇的支持對象,不等於全面授權公開。

    Line 4
  5. Tom 0:25

    You're right, so I'm asking whether there is any practical way to rebuild trust from here.

    你說得對,所以我想問,現在還有沒有實際可行的方法把信任慢慢修回來?

    Line 5
  6. Emma 0:30

    That depends on behavior now rather than on how strong your apology sounds tonight.

    這取決於你現在的行為,不是今晚道歉聽起來多有誠意。

    Line 6
  7. Tom 0:36

    What behavior would matter most to you first?

    對你來說,現在最重要、最先要看到的是什麼行為?

    Line 7
  8. Emma 0:39

    First, don't retell the story to explain your mistake, because that would spread it further again.

    第一,不要再為了解釋你的失誤去重講這件事,因為那只會再次擴散。

    Line 8
  9. Tom 0:45

    That makes sense, and from now on I should ask before repeating anything personal even if it seems harmless.

    有道理,從現在起就算看起來無害,只要是私事我都該先問過再轉述。

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  10. Emma 0:52

    Yes, and if you're uncertain, the safer rule is silence until I answer.

    對,而且只要你不確定,最安全的規則就是先保持沉默,等我回覆。

    Line 10
  11. Tom 0:57

    Should I apologize to the person I told and ask them not to mention it further?

    我該不該向我告知的那個人道歉,並請他別再往外提?

    Line 11
  12. Emma 1:02

    Yes, although you shouldn't expect full control once information has already moved beyond me.

    要,但資訊一旦傳出你手上,就不要期待還能完全控制。

    Line 12
  13. Tom 1:08

    If I follow through and stay careful consistently, would that be enough to begin moving forward?

    如果我確實做到、而且持續謹慎,這樣夠不夠讓我們開始往前走?

    Line 13
  14. Emma 1:14

    It would be enough to start, but trust won't reset instantly just because one apology sounds sincere.

    夠開始,但信任不會因為一次聽起來真誠的道歉就瞬間重設。

    Line 14
  15. Tom 1:21

    I can accept that, because I caused the uncertainty and shouldn't demand quick comfort from you.

    我可以接受,因為不安是我造成的,我不該要求你立刻讓我安心。

    Line 15
  16. Emma 1:26

    That's the right place to begin, since repair means respecting the pace of the person affected.

    這就是正確的起點,因為修復意味著尊重受影響那一方的節奏。

    Line 16

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本課重點單字

從本篇對話中挑出的實義詞,依它們在全部 500 篇對話裡出現的等級排序(越靠後等級出現的越優先)。已排除虛詞、專有名詞與數詞。

  • layoff /ˈleɪˌɔf/ noun

    裁員;解僱

  • circulating /ˈsɜrkjəˌleɪtɪŋ/ verb

    circulate的現在分詞;循環,流通

  • awful /ˈɑfl/ adjective

    糟糕的;極壞的;可怕的

  • wrongly /ˈrɔŋli/ adverb

    錯誤地;不公正地

  • assumption /əˈsʌmpʃn/ noun

    假定;設想;推測

  • permission /pɚˈmɪʃən/ noun

    許可;准許

  • retell /riˈtɛl/ verb

    複述;重講

  • harmless /ˈhɑrmləs/ adjective

    無害的;不會造成傷害的

  • begin /bɪˈɡɪn/ verb

    開始,著手

  • instantly /ˈɪnstəntli/ adverb

    立刻;馬上

  • sincere /sɪnˈsɪr/ adjective

    真誠的;誠摯的

  • respecting /rɪˈspɛktɪŋ/ verb

    尊重;遵守