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°Ó°È^»yµü·Jªº¥Îªk | °Ó°È^»yµü·Jªº¥Îªk 1¡Daccept v. ±µ¨ü¡A©Ó§I We believe our price is reasonable. Please do your utmost to accept as it will lead to further business. acceptable adj. ¥i±µ¨üªº The offer is not acceptable to them. The quality is acceptable, but the time of shipment is not acceptable. ª`·Nacceptable¤£¬OªÖ©w±µ¨üªº·N«ä¡A¦]¦¹¡A±µ¨ü³ø½LÀ³»¡¡G A. Your offer is accepted. 2. accordingly adv. ¦]¦¹¡A¤_¬O¡A©Ò¥H¡]¦b¥yº©Î¥y¤l¤¤¶¡¡^¡F We have amended the credit accordingly. 3¡Daccount n. ±b¡A±b¤á¡A±b¥Ø¡F²z¥Ñ¡Aì¦]¡F¦Ò¼{ We bought the goods for the account of Messrs. Peterson & Co. The additional charges are to be for your account. 4¡Daccount v. ¸ÑÄÀ¡A»¡©ú¡F¥e¡]¦h¤Ö¼Æ¶q¦Ê¤À¤ñ¡^¡]«á±µ¤¶µüfor¡^ Rubber accounts for 70% of their exports. 5¡Dadvance n. v. ¹Ô´Ú¡B¹w¥I¡F¨Æ¥ý¡F¤Wº¦ They must give seven days advance notice of withdrawals from the account. Please do your best to advance shipment. 6¡Daffiliate n. ¤À¤ä¾÷ºc¡AÁp¸¹ 7¡Dagency n. ¥N²z Your application for sole agency for a period of one year is now under our careful consideration. 8¡Dappreciate v. º¦»ù¡F·PÁ ¡]«á±µ¦Wµü©Î°Ê¦Wµü§@»«»y¡^¡F·NÃѨì¡AÀ´±o¡A²z¸Ñ Your immediate attention will be appreciated. We shall appreciate it if you will make us a firm offer for 50 tons. appreciation n. ·PÁ¡A·P¿E We wish to express our appreciation of (for) your efforts to push the business. 9¡Davailable a. ¥i§Q¥Îªº¡A¥i¨ÑÀ³ªº¡A¥i±o¨ìªº We will ship by the first steamer available (or: the first available steamer) next month. This is the only stock available (or: the only available stock). 10¡Daward n. §P¨M¡Aµô¨M The arbitration award is final and binding on both Parties. award v. §Pµ¹¡Aµô¨M The arbitrators awarded the sellers (buyers) ¢G500 as damages. All cost for the arbitration will be awarded against the defendant. 11¡Dbalance n. ®tÃB¡A§EÃB We expect to hip the balance of 15 tons by the next steamer available. 12¡Dbear v. t¾á bear out ÃÒ¹ê A trial of the goods will bear out our statement. Bear on (upon) ©M……¦³Ãö¡F¹ï……¦³¼vÅT We are studying all the facts that bear on (upon) this particular case. 13. beneficiary n. ¨ü¯q¤H 14¡Dbenefit n. ¦~Á~¡A¾i¦Ñª÷¡A«OÀI½ßÀv¶O 15¡Dbook n. ½ã¥U¡A°O¿ý [ª`] put to book µn°O¤J±b=¹F¦¨¥æ©ö book v. §â……°O¸ü¤J¥U¡F¹w©w We have booked shipping space on s.s “…” book with you ±q§A¤è¶R¶i book your order for 16¡D business n. °Ó¸¹¡F¨Æ±¡¡]¥i¼Æ¦Wµü¡^ We have three businesses to talk over with your representative. 17¡Dcall n. °±¾a¡F»Ýn¡]¥Î¤_§_©w¥y¡^ There is no call for us to adjust the price. call (at) ph. v. °±¾a call (for) ph. v. n¨D¡A»Ýn The L/C calls for shipment by direct steamer. 18¡Dcapacity n. ®e¶q¡F¯à¤O¡A¥Í?¡]³]³Æ¡^¯à¤O The freight space is filled to capacity. 19¡Dcharge v. n. ¦¬¶O¡F§â……°O¤J±b¥U¡F«ü±±¡A±±§i 20¡Dclaim n. ¯Á½ß¡F¦¬·J We have not been able to collect our claim on your L/C No. 64. claim v. ¯Á½ß 21¡Dcollect v. ¦¬¶°¡F¯Á¨ú¡F collection n. ¦«¦¬¡F¦«¦¬´Ú We are collecting this material at the point of origin. The draft has been handed to the bank on (for) clean collection. 22. commitment n. ©Ò©Ó¿Õªº¨Æ¡F©Ò©Ó¾áªº³d¥ô¡]«ö¦X¦PÀ³¼i¦æªÌ¡^ 23¡Dconcern n, °Ó¸¹¡A¤½¥q as concerns= as to Ãö¤_ concerned adj. ¦³Ãöªº¡]¤@¯ë©ñ¦b©Ò×¹¢ªº¦Wµü«á±¡^ 24¡Dconfirm v. ½T»{¡AÃÒ¹ê¡A We confirm our (your) cable of the 5th regarding Dried Egg Products. 25¡Dconsign v. ¹B°e¡A±H°â consignment n. ¹B°e¡A¹B°eªº³fª«¡F±H°â¡A±H°âªº³fª« consignee n. ¦¬³f¤H¡]=receiver, i.e. one who receives the goods¡^ 26. cover v. «OÀI¡A§ë«O¡C¤Îª«°Êµü¡A covering (°Êµücoverªº²{¦b¤Àµü)¥]¬Aªº……ªº¡A¯A¤Î……ªº¡A¦³Ãö……ªº 27. credit n. v. ¶U¤è¡A¤ä¤è¡A»¶R¡A«H¥Î¡F°O¤J«Ý¥I 28¡Ddeliver v. ¥æ³f delivery n. ¥æ¥I¡A¥æ³f We will take delivery of the goods as soon as they are released from the Customs.
29¡Ddiscount n. /v. §é¦©¡F¶K²{¡F¥´§é¦© Bill can be easily discounted in London. 30¡D dishonor v. ©Úµ´¤ä¥I 31¡D draw v. ¶}¥X¡]·J²¼¡^ draw ¤]¥i¥H±µ¤¶µüagainst ¤U±¨âÓ¥y¤lÁ¿¨ì·J²¼ªº¤è¦¡©M´Á We will draw D/P (D/A) against your purchase. 32¡D due a. ¨ì´Áªº¡FÀ³¥Iªº¡F¾A·íªº due to ¥Ñ¤_¡]§Î®eµü©M°Æµüµu»y¡^ 33¡Ddumping n. ¶É¾P The dumping operations have upset our plans. 34¡Dendorse v. I®Ñ¡F§åã¡FÃÙ¦P The quality of this product has been widely endorsed. endorsement n. I®Ñ¡FÃÙ¦P¡FÅܧó«OÀI½d³òªº±ø´Ú¡]§å±ø¡^ We are sending you herewith the requested endorsement to the policy. 35¡Dengage v. µªÀ³¡A«OÃÒ¡F±q¨Æ¤_¡A¦£¤_¡]³q±`¥Î³Q°Ê»yºA¡A«á±µ¤¶µüin¡^ 36¡Destablish v. «Ø¥ß¡F¶}¥ß¡F¨Ï¥ß¨¬¤_…… 37¡Dexecute v. °õ¦æ¡]q³æ¡^ All your orders booked up to date have been executed. 38¡Dexpire v. ´Áº¡ 39¡Dfavor n. / v. Åwªï¡AÃÙ³\¡F¦³§Q¤_ Chinese commodities have enjoyed growing favor among buyers abroad. in sb’s favor (in favor of sb.) ¥H……?¨ü¯q¤H¡A¥H……??ÀY¡A¹ï¬Y¤H¦³§Q 40. firm a. ½T©wªº¡A¦³®Äªº combined offer ·f°t³ø½L counter-offer ÁÙ½L firm offer ¹ê½L lump offer ºî¦X³ø½L 41¡Dgain n./v. §Q¯q¡A¬Õ§E¡A§Q¼í¡F¡]»ù®æ¡^¤Wº¦¡FÀò±o¡Fűo 42¡Dgoods n. ³fª«¡A¤£«ü¤@¥ó°Ó«~¡A¥Ã»·¥Î½Æ¼Æ§Î¦¡¡A¤£¯à©M¼Æµü³s¥Î 43¡Dgrant v. µªÀ³¡Aã³\µ¹¤© Please cable us your firm order as soon as permission to import (import license) is granted. 44¡Dgrant n. / v. ÃØ´Ú¡A±M¥Î¼·´Ú¡Fµ¹¤© The local government granted the factory and interest-free loan to build up a waste-water treatment station. 45¡Dgross n. ù=12¥´ ¡]½Æ¼Æ¤£ÅÜ¡^¡F adj. ¤òªº¡AÁ`ªº¡FÅãµÛªº Please offer us 500 gross. Please state on your invoice the net, tare and gross weights. The incomplete documentation is a gross error (oversight) on their part. 46¡Dguarantee n. ¾á«O ¡]«OÃÒ¼i¦æ¸q°È¡A¦p³Q«O¤H¤£¼i¦æ¡A¥Ñ¾á«O¤Ht³d¡^¡F«OÃÒ Bank guarantee is required. guarantee v. ¾á«O¡A«OÃÒ It is not possible for us to guarantee the time of arrival. 47¡Dhandsome adj. ¬Û·í¤jªº¡A¥iÆ[ªº 48¡Dhonor v. ¼i¦æ¡F·Ó¥I We trust you will honor our draft on presentation. 49¡Dinstallment n. ¤À´Á¥I´Ú ¥Î¤_¤À§å¸Ë¹B®É¡G 50¡Dinsurance n. «OÀI insure v. «OÀI¡A§ë«O insurer n. «OÀI¤H¡A©Ó«O¤H¡A¤@¯ë¥i»Pinsurance company ³q¥Î¡C 51¡Dissue v. µo¥X 52¡Ditem n. ¦¹¦¸¦b¥~¶T·~°È¤¤±`¥Î¨Ó¥Nªí«e±©Ò»¡ªº³fª«¡A§@“¶µ¥Ø”¸Ñ¡A¥¦¥»¨¨ÃµL³fª«ªº·N«ä¡C There are several items of commission not yet paid. 53¡Dkeen adj. ´÷±æªº¡F¹ï……¦³¿³½ì¡]«á±µ°Êµü¤£©w¦¡©Î¤¶µüon¡^¡F§C·Gªº¡F¿E¯Pªº Competition is very keen. 54¡Dline n. ¦æ·~¡F¡]¤@Ãþ¡^³f¦â This is a good line of hardware. 55¡Dmarket n. ¥«³õ in the market n¶R©În½æ think market ¤Þ¤H«ä¯Áªº¥«³õ¡]«ü¦hÅܪº¥«³õ¡^ The change has boosted the market. We regret we cannot find any market for this article. market v. ¦b¥«³õ¤W¾P°â 56¡D merit n. ¥\ÁZ¡FÀuÂI¡F¬O«D¦±ª½ Compact packing has much merit (many merits). merit v. ȱo The business is not important enough to merit special efforts. 57¡Dmonopoly n. ÃbÂ_ 58¡Dnecessity n. ¥²»Ý¡A¥²n¡]¦bªí¥Ü¦³¥²n°µ¬Y¨Æ®É¡A¤@¯ë©M¤¶µüof³s¥Î¡F©Î±µ°Êµü¤£©w¦¡¡^ We do not see the necessity of sending any goods on consignment. 59¡Doblige v. µªÀ³½Ð¨D¡F¢¨Ï¡F¨Ï·P¿E¡]³¯Âªº«È®M»y¡^ Circumstances oblige buyers to wait and see. 60¡Doffer n./v. ³ø½L¡Aµo½L¡A³ø»ù¡A¶}»ù counter-offer v./n. ÁÙ½L 61¡Dorder n. ¡]«á±¤@¯ë±µ¤¶µüfor¡A©Î±µof¡^¡Aq³æ¡AqÁÊ¡F©Òqªº³f We expect to ship your Order No. 40 sometime next week. in order ¾ã»ôµL»~¡A§´·í to…order ¶}……ªº?ÀY order v. qÁÊ We note that you contemplate ordering 2000 footballs at same price as last. 62¡Doutput n. ?¶q We are making efforts to gear our output to meet the ever-increasing (export) needs. 63. outstanding adj. ©|¥¼¸Ñ¨Mªº¡]«ü°ÝÃD¡A¦X¦P¡Aq³æ¡A¤u§@¡A¤í´Úµ¥¡^¡F¬ð¥Xªº¡FÅãµÛªº This remittance clears off the balance outstanding (the outstanding balance). 64¡Dowe v. ¤í¡FÂk¥\¤_¡A¾a……¤O¶q We owe your name and address to our friends, Messrs… 65¡Dparticular adj. (¹L¤_) Á¿¨sªº¡FV¨Dªº¡F¯S§Oªº¡FÓ§Oªº¡F¯S«üªº¡F¸Ô²Óªº We cannot offer without your naming a particular kind of oilseeds. particular n. ²Ó¸`¡]¤@¯ë¥Î½Æ¼Æ¡^¡F in particular ¯S§O¡A¤×¨ä 66¡Dpayable adj. À³¥Iªº¡A¥i¥Iªº As to the payment for Order No. 49, please send us a draft payable in this city. 67¡Dpenalty n. »@´Ú 68¡Dperformance n. ¼i¦æ We have shipped 50 tons Hemp per s/s “-” in performance of our Sales Contract No. 844. 69¡Dpopular adj. ¨üÅwªïªº¡F¡]»ù®æ¡^§C·Gªº We are selling these goods at popular prices. 70¡D position n. ³B¹Ò¡A¦a¦ì¡F±¡ªp¡F¸Ë²î´Á¡F¥D±i¡A¨£¸Ñ position v. ³B¤_……ªº¦a¦ì 71¡Dprecaution n. ¹w¨¾ Where risk exists, precaution is necessary. 72¡Dprincipal n. (¸gÀÙ¥N²z¤H©Ò¥Nªíªº)©e¦«¤H¡A¥»¤H 73¡Dproceed v. ¶i¦æ¡]«á±µ¤¶µüto©Îwith¦A±µ¦Wµü¡A©Î±µ°Êµü¤£©w¦¡¡^¡Fµo¥Í¡]©M¤¶µüfrom³s¥Î¡^ Negotiations are proceeding satisfactorily (slowly). 74. promotion n. ±À¾P 75¡Dprovided conj. ÕY¡]©Mthat³s¥Î¡A¤]¥i¥H¬Ù²¤¡A=providing, ¦¹¦¸·N¸q©Mif¬Û¦ü¡A¦ý±j½Õ“¥H……?±ø¥ó”¡^ 76¡Dquota n. °tÃB¡AÃB This year we expect to be given an import quota of US$18,000. 77¡Dquote v. ³ø»ù quotation n. ¦æ¥«¡F³ø»ù 78¡Dratio n. ¤ñ²v¡A¤ñ¨Ò 79¡Dreceipt n. ¦¬¾Ú on receipt of 80¡Drecession n. ¡]»ù®æªº¡^²r¸¨¡F¡]¤u°Ó·~ªº¡^°I¸¨ 81¡Drecommendation n. ¤¶²Ð¡A±ÀÂË 82¡Drefer vi. ½Í¨ì¡]«á±µ¤¶µüto¡^ vt. °Ñ¦Ò¡A´£¥æ¡A±µ¬¢ We refer you to our/your letter of August 30. (µ²ºc?refer sb. to sth.) 83¡D reference n. reference («H¥Î¡A¯à¤Oµ¥ªº)ÃÒ©ú¤H 84¡Dregard n. ª`·N¡]©M¤¶µüto³s¥Î¡^ We regard the matter as settled. (We consider the matter settled.) regarding prep. Ãö¤_ 85¡Dregular adj. ¸g±`ªº 86¡Dreliability ¥i¾a©Ê We will accept 60 days D/P if you guarantee the reliability of the buyers concerned. 87¡Dremittance n. ·J´Ú¡]«á±µ¤¶µüfor©Mª÷ÃB¡A«e±±`¥Î°Êµümake©Îsend; remittance«e±¥i¥H¤£¥Î«aµüa ©Îthe¡^ We will make (send) remittance to cover the expenses. 88¡Dresort n. ¾ÌÉ¡Fªö¨ú¡F¾Ìɪº¤èªk¡]©Î¤â¬q¡^¡Fv. ¨D§U¡F¾ÌÉ¡Fªö¨ú¡]¬YºØ¤â¬q¡^¡]©M¤¶µüto³s¥Î¡^ They should not resort to claim. 89¡Dreturns n. ¦^³ø 90. run v. ¸gÀç 90. schedule n. ®É¶¡ªí schedule v. ±Æ©w 92. scope n. ½d³ò 93. settlement n. ¸Ñ¨M¡A²MÀv In case no settlement can be reached through negotiation, the case shall then be submitted for arbitration. 94. shipment n. ¸Ë¹B/¸Ë¹Bªº³f Can last shipment be duplicated? 95. slack adj. ¿½±øªº¡F§bº¢ªº There is only a slack demand for expensive furs.
96. soar v. ¸º¦ 97. specialize v. ±Mªù¸gÀç¡A¡]«á±µ¤¶µüin¡^ 98. specification n. ³W®æ¡]¤@¯ë¥Î½Æ¼Æ¡^ The shipment does not conform to the contracted specifications. 99. speculation n. §ë¾÷/±À´ú The western world is alive with speculation about the future position of the US dollar. 100. stagnation n. °±º¢ 101. substitute n, ¥N´ÀªÌ¡]¤H©Îª«¡^ We would suggest your accepting Pattern No. 45 as a substitute. substitiue v. ¥N´À 102. surplus n. ³Ñ§E¡F¬Õ§E They have had trade surplus for ten years running. surplus adj. ³Ñ§Eªº¡F¹L³Ñªº They say they have no surplus funds to buy additional. 103. takeover n. ¦¬ÁÊ¡F±µ¨ü¡F±µºÞ Their firm was threatened by takeover. 104. tariff n. Ãöµ|¡F»ù¥Øªí Is room service on the hotel tariff? 105. tender v./n. §ë¼Ð The firm’s tender for the supply of coal has been accepted. 106. terms n. ±ø¥ó¡F±ø´Ú¡FÃö¨t He is on good terms with his clients. 107. title ¼ÐÃD¡AÃD¥Ø¡FºÙ¸¹¡AÀY»Î¡FÅv¤O¡A¸ê®æ¡F©Ò¦³Åv He holds the title to the property. 108. transaction n.¥æ©ö¡F¿ì²z¡F³B²z The transaction of the deal took several days. 109. turnover n. Àç·~ÃB¡A¦¨¥æ¶q¡F©PÂà 110. understanding n. ²z¸Ñ¡]¤O¡^¡F½Ì¸Ñ¡F¡]«D¥¿¦¡ªº¡^¨óij I lent him money on the understanding that he paid it back the next month. We have embarked upon a commercial understanding. 111. utmost a. ·¥«×ªº¡F³Ì¤jªº¡F³Ì»·ªº n. ·¥«×¡A³Ì¤j¥i¯à Tom put his utmost into his work. 112. valid adj. ¦³®Äªº The letter of credit is valid until August 31. validity n. ¦³®Ä¡]©Ê¡^¡F¥¿½T¡]©Ê¡^ They challenged the validity of the document. validate v. ¨Ï¦³®Ä Documentary evidence is required to validate the claim. 113. volume n. ®e¶q¡FÅé¿n The volume of this barred is 10 m3. The company only trades in volume business. 114. warranty n. «OÃҮѡA¾á«O®Ñ¡F«OÃÒ±ø´Ú The policy was in breach of warranty. 115. wholesale n.§åµo adj. §åµoªº adv. ¥Î§åµo¤è¦¡ The wholesale price of the item is not attractive. He buys wholesale and sells retail. 116. withdraw v. ¨ú´Ú¡A°h¥X¡FºM¦^ After re-thinking, they withdraw their claim. withdrawal n. ºM¦^¡AºM¾P¡]¤£¥i¼Æ¡^¡F´£´Ú¡]¥i¼Æ¡^ My withdrawal from the bank this week came to $400. 117. yield v. ?¥Í¡AÀò±o¡F n. ?¶q¡A§Q®§ The yields on his shares have increased this year, the dividends are higher. |