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Unit1
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Giving a Dinner设宴招待
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Top Sentences典型例句
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1. This is our traditional seat for the guest of honour.
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这是我们招待贵宾的传统座位。
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2. When you are in China, do as the Chinese do.
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在中国就按中国的习惯来吧。
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3. I know nothing of your table manners. It would be in bad taste for a guest to make a blunder.
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我对你们席间的礼节不是太懂。如果客人失礼了，那就难堪了。
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4. Iced tea and coffee are served in a glass placed on a saucer or coaster.
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冰镇的茶或咖啡最好装在带垫或托的杯子里。
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5. If there is no spoon, use the tip of a clean knife.
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如果没有匙子，那就用干净的刀尖。
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6. Only if there is no beverage, and your mouth is scalding, should you spit it out.
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只有在没饮料而且嘴被烫痛时才可以吐出来。
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7. In a Chinese restaurant, people always have cold dishes and drinks first, then hot dishes and rice. Soup or tea is the last course.
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在中国餐馆里吃饭，人们常先边喝酒边吃凉菜，然后是热菜和米饭，最后是汤或茶。
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8. I am not familiar with the names of the food. I am at your disposal.
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我对菜的名字不是很熟悉。我听从你的安排。
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Words and Phrases生词与词组
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blunder错误 entree〈美〉主菜 liquor酒，烈性酒 pincer钳子；（虾、蟹等的）螯 saucer茶托，茶碟 scald（被沸水等）烫伤 Fashion Conversations轻松会话
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Dialogue 1
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A: Mr. Smith, please sit here. This is our traditional seat for the guest of honour.
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A：史密斯先生，请坐在这里。这是我们招待贵宾的传统座位。
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B: Oh, I’m very honored to be given so much attention.
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