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PER IMPARARE
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7 Phrasal Verbs Essenziali da Usare a Lavoro
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Lucy keenan, ESL teacher, London
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13 May 2019
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Temuti ed evitati da molti studenti, i phrasal verbs o verbi frasali, sono una delle cose più difficili dell’apprendimento della lingua inglese. Tuttavia, sono essenziali per parlare inglese in maniera naturale, e utilizzati continuamente dai madrelingua. Se vuoi imparare l’inglese per il tuo lavoro, allora devi saper utilizzare i phrasal verbs
Ecco alcuni dei verbi frasali più comuni utilizzati nell’ambito lavorativo. Studiali e il tuo inglese di lavoro sarà più fluente e naturale.
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1. Fill someone in
Fornire a Qualcuno delle Informazioni che non sono state prese in Considerazione.
Per esempio: I was off sick last week, can you fill me in on what was said in the meeting?
= Puoi dirmi quali sono state le informazioni più importanti dette alla riunione?
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2. Run out
Significato 1. Finire le scorte di qualcosa.
“The ink in the printer has run out“.
= Non c’è più inchiostro nella stampante.
Significato 2. Avere poco tempo a disposizione.
“We’re running out of time to get this project completed”.
Significato 3. Quando un documento/un accord ufficiale scade.
“Her visa is going to run out in a few months”.
= Il suo visto scadrà tra poco.
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3. Sort out
Risolvere un problema, un contrasto o una situazione difficile.
“This matter could be sorted out if they would just sit down and talk about it”.
= Questo problema si può risolvere, se…
“The two companies have sorted out their disagreements”.
= Le due aziende hanno risolto i loro contrasti.
“Did you sort out that problem with the client?”
= Hai risolto quell problema con il cliente?
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4. Look into
Esaminare i fatti in merito a un problema o a una situazione (indagare)
“We’re looking into buying a new office space”. = Indagare in merito all’acquisto di un nuovo ufficio, per esempio cercare di capire i costi, la posizione, ecc.
Cliente: “I haven’t received my order yet and it should have arrived by now”.
Impiegato: “I’m sorry about that, I’ll look into it for you”.
= Se un cliente fa una lamentela, puoi usare “look into it” per dirgli che cercherai di indagare in merito al suo problema.
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5. Note down
Appuntarsi qualcosa per non dimenticarlo.
‘I noted down his email address and phone number”.
“Can you note down the key points of this meeting?”
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6. Deal with
Significato 1: Intervenire per risolvere un problema
“I deal with any technological issues our clients may have”.
= Risolvo qualunque problema tecnico.
Significato 2: Gestire
“I deal with the accounts”.
= Gestisco gli account
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7. Bring (something) up
Sollevare una questione precisa, introducendola in una discussione o conversazione.
“Nobody was willing to bring up the subject of pay at the meeting”.
= Nessuno voleva parlarne.
“I hate to bring this up, but we’re running out of money”.
= Odio dover sollevare questa questione.
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Ed eccoli qua! 7 phrasal verbs incredibilmente utili che puoi iniziare a usare a lavoro per essere più fluente e parlare come un madrelingua. Se ti capita l’occasione, prova a utilizzarli prima che puoi!
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