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Traducción & Definición
an office: una oficina, un despacho
offices oficinas, locales (profesionales)
Ejemplos
- "Now which way to the welfare office?"
- "Is he ever in the office?"
- "Please swing by my office this morning so I can give you the good news."
- "Philip : You mean your office?"
- "Philip's success with women was legendary in the office."
- "I'm going to go back to my office now."
- "Just come to my office, where I will be waiting for you."
- "Jean : Miss Susie, since the first day I saw you in your office, I have been in love with you."
- "Brian Jones will be showing Ms. Lohan the offices, and introducing her to the staff individually."
- "Meet me in my office this afternoon!"
- "Bring us back a penguin for the office."
- "By happy coincidence, they all work in the same office, mmkay?"
- "Welcome to my office!"
- "Warbuckle : Well, well, well, Philip, look at the two of us: a couple of sad and lonely workaholics stuck at the office on New Year's Eve!"
- "Let me just take you down the hall to Icarus Quincy's office."
- "Come to my office to receive your punishment."
- "Brian : Now Lucie, we're approaching Bruno's office."
- "Seems like I'm floating in the office, but everything is a bit funkier than usual."
- "Brian : Bruno, come into my office right away!"
- "Could you come to my office please, I need you!"
Ejercicio 1
You have now heard Bruno record several messages. Try to create your own message using the following terms. Most of them were used in this scene and those before it:
out of | to leave | to reach | available | on the phone | to get back | tone | to record | as soon as possible | office | telephone | voice mail | call back | at the moment | clearly | away | to miss
Not all terms are used in the exercise. Conjugate the verbs appropriately. Have fun.
"Hello, you have the of Britney Speers. I'm sorry I your call. I am the or out of town . If you a message at the , I will to you . Thank you, and baby hit me one more time."
out of | to leave | to reach | available | on the phone | to get back | tone | to record | as soon as possible | office | telephone | voice mail | call back | at the moment | clearly | away | to miss
Not all terms are used in the exercise. Conjugate the verbs appropriately. Have fun.
"Hello, you have the of Britney Speers. I'm sorry I your call. I am the or out of town . If you a message at the , I will to you . Thank you, and baby hit me one more time."
You have now heard Bruno record several messages. Try to create your own message using the following terms. Most of them were used in this scene and those before it:
out of | to leave | to reach | available | on the phone | to get back | tone | to record | as soon as possible | office | telephone | voice mail | call back | at the moment | clearly | away | to miss
Not all terms are used in the exercise. Conjugate the verbs appropriately. Have fun.
"Hello, you have reached 1 the voice mail 2 of Britney Speers. I'm sorry I missed 3 your call. I am out of 4 the office 5 or out of town at the moment 6. If you leave 7 a message at the tone 8, I will get back 9 to you as soon as possible 10. Thank you, and baby hit me one more time."
out of | to leave | to reach | available | on the phone | to get back | tone | to record | as soon as possible | office | telephone | voice mail | call back | at the moment | clearly | away | to miss
Not all terms are used in the exercise. Conjugate the verbs appropriately. Have fun.
"Hello, you have reached 1 the voice mail 2 of Britney Speers. I'm sorry I missed 3 your call. I am out of 4 the office 5 or out of town at the moment 6. If you leave 7 a message at the tone 8, I will get back 9 to you as soon as possible 10. Thank you, and baby hit me one more time."
1 reached: "To reach" has a few meanings, but here the term refers to "contacting by telephone". The expression "you have reached (the Delavigne Corporation)" is commonly heard on voice mail boxes, and expresses that the caller has successfully contacted the message service of a person or organization.
2 voice mail: "Voicemail (boxes or services)" have largely replaced the old-fashioned answering machine. They are dedicated spaces to leave voice messages, which can be accessed remotely in most cases. "Voicemail" can be written as one word or two.
3 missed: To "miss (a telephone)" call is to be absent or unable to answer when it came. It is a common term in outgoing messages. For example: I'm sorry I missed your call.
4 out of: To be "out of (the office)" is to be away from the office, or to not be in it. This term is frequently used on outgoing voicemail messages to signal that the person being called is "unable" to take a call because of their absence.
5 office: "Office" is the best choice here. "To be out of the office" is an expression often used on outgoing voice messages to signal that the person being called is away from their work telephone.
6 at the moment: To be out of the office "at the moment" is to be absent from it currently, or at the present time. The expression "at the moment" is very common in English, and is very likely to be found in an outgoing message as well.
7 leave: To "leave a message (on a machine)" is to record a message for someone. The message usually includes the reason for the phone call and the caller's contact details. Example: "I left a message on Antonio's voicemail, but I think he's in Amsterdam for the next few months."
8 tone: The "tone" of a message machine refers to the beeping sound which signals the beginning of a message. The term "beep" is also used. The term "tone" is frequently used in outgoing messages. For example: Please leave your name and number at the tone, and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
9 get back: "To get back to someone (by telephone)" is to respond to them or reply to an earlier call or question. This is a very common term used in many telephone conversations and messages. For example: I'm sorry I missed your call. I will get back to you as soon as I am able.
10 as soon as possible: "As soon as possible" (or "ASAP"). This expression is frequently used in outgoing messages to signal that someone will call back as soon as they are able, or as soon as they have time to do so. For example: "I'll call you back as soon as possible."
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