Everyone likes a bit of a chat at the beginning of a meeting,but when it’s time to get started,use these key phrases:每一个人都喜爱在会议刚开始前聊点什么，可是要刚开始，请应用下列重要词组：To get the ball rollingDefinition: To get the meeting or discussion started.含义：让会议/讨论刚开始Example: “OK,everyone. Let’s get the ball rolling. Come and sit down and we’ll start the meeting.”例句：好啦诸位，大家现在开始。来，请坐，会议要开始了。To open withDefinition: To begin by talking about a certain topic.含义：刚开始讨论某一特殊的话题讨论Example: “Let’s open with a summary of what each of you has achieved this week.”例句：最先从大家这周进行的工作汇报刚开始。To hand over toDefinition: To introduce another speaker.含义：详细介绍此外一位演讲人Example: “I’d like to hand over to Dave to explain our plans for the next quarter.”例句：我觉得接下去15分钟由戴夫来表述大家的计划。On the agendaDefinition: Something on the plan to be discussed.含义：计划讨论某件事Example: “Today,the first item on the agenda is to decide on a new supplier.”例句：今日，议程安排的第一项是决策新的经销商。To get down to businessDefinition: To talk about the most important issues.含义：讨论最重要的议案Example: “It’s time to get down to business. How much will this cost and how much time will it save me?”例句：如今大破冲霄楼，花销多少钱？节约的時间有多少？To kick offDefinition: To get started.含义：刚开始Example: “Let’s kick off by reviewing the results of our last campaign.”例句：最先从回望大家之前主题活动的成效刚开始。To take the minutesDefinition: To take notes on everything that was said and agreed on in that meeting.含义：纪录在会议上说过、愿意的事。Example: “It’s my turn to take the minutes,so please let me know if there’s anything special you want me to make a note of.”例句：到我做纪录了。假如给你非常想要我纪录的，请告诉我。To help remember these phrases,try writing an introduction to a meeting using all of them. Imagine you are in a weekly meeting with your colleagues. How many of these expressions could you use?以便协助记忆力这种词组，试着用上这种词组，写一篇会议详细介绍。想像你同事在平时的会议上。你可以用上什么表述呢？您很感兴趣的课程内容有特惠啦，快看一看
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