听力文本如下：Hannah begins her presentation by saying that she conducted eight focus groups, each w ...

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Shawn, the moderator, begins by saying “Let's get this show on the road.”The phrase “Let's get th ...

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Let's listen to this interesting discussion between Chris, Hannah, and Alex again, this time at a na ...

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A “legitimate (legitimate) concern” is a valid worry, or a worry that makes sense, or seems reason ...

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To “pale (pale) in comparison to,” or “in comparison with” something means to be less important ...

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If two people are talking, you might say, “Please pardon my interruption, sir, but you have a telep ...

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“On topic” (topic) means relevant, or related to the subject.A question that is “on topic” is re ...

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Welcome to ESLPod.com's “Business Meetings" course: lesson seven.I'm your host, Dr. Jeff McQ ...

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As the moderator, Shawn begins the discussion by asking people to please raise their hands when they ...

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The verb we use for that is “to call on.”“The moderator called on Ms. Graff to give an explanatio ...

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Chris says that the company is missing the mark with its marketing and its product.To “miss the mar ...

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To “brainstorm” (brainstorm) means to make a long list of ideas, usually in a group with other peo ...

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In the informal meeting, Chris begins by saying that the product development team has been busy tryi ...

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Using all of the information that Ms. Graff has just presented as a starting point, my product devel ...

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To “deal (deal) with” something means to handle, manage, maybe answer or address something.Some pe ...

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A “trend” (trend) is something that changes in one direction over time; it goes up or it goes down ...

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Shawn begins this part of the meeting by saying, "I'm afraid we're running out of time.&quo ...

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As you can see, there are a lot of opinions at this meeting and everyone wants to get as much inform ...

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Let's listen to these questions and answers at the formal meeting again, this time at a faster rate ...

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"To dismiss (dismiss) something" means to decide not to do something, to decide agains ...

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