这里是整理的办公室常用英语情景对话9篇，如果能帮助到您，小编的一切努力都是值得的。
情景对话走进办公室
(Peter回到座位坐下，便细心地研究起公司的产品来。Time flies as1 an arrow，再举手看看手表，已经12点了。大家纷纷离开座位，向门外走去。这时，Jack2走过来。)
Jack: Hei, Peter, It's time for lunch. Would3 you like to go with me? I'll show you the restaurant.
Peter: Sure, thank you.
杰克：嗨，彼得，午餐时间到了。你愿意和我一起去吗？我告诉你餐厅在哪儿？
彼得：当然，谢谢。
(Peter跟着Jack坐着电梯，下到地下一层，来到一家餐厅。)
Jack: This restaurant is open to the clerk4 working in this office building. Our company5 pays6 our lunch. First we should go to the corner to take a plate.
杰克：这家餐厅对在这座办公楼里工作的员工开放，公司付咱们的午餐，首先咱们应该到墙角那边拿一个盘子。
(Peter跟着Jack到墙角的一张桌子上拿了一个方便托盘。)
Jack: Then we go to that window.
杰克：然后到那边的窗口去。
(Jack把Peter领到一个窗口前。)
Jack: You should tell the waiter what you would like to have.
杰克：你要告诉服务员你喜欢吃什么。
(Jack指着fruit salad对waiter说。)
Jack: I'd like some salad and ---
杰克：我要一些沙拉 ------
(不一会儿，Jack的盘子就满了。)
Jack1: Peter, it's your turn.
杰克：彼得，该你了。
( Peter选了自己喜欢的东西，回头看看Jack正在后面等着。)
Jack:Ok, let's go to find a seat.
杰克：好了，咱们去找座位吧。
( 餐厅里人很多，两个人正苦苦寻找坐的地方，忽然听见有个声音传来。)
Speaker: Hi, Jack, come here.
说话者：嘿，杰克，到这边来。
( 原来是公司的会计Terry和市场部的Kevin。Jack 和Peter走过去。)
Jack: Hi, Terry and Kevin, this is Peter. He is new. And we work in the same department.
Jack: Peter, this is Terry, accountant. And this is Kevin. He is in marketing2 department.
Terry and Kevin: Nice to meet you.
Peter:Nice to meet you.
杰克：嗨，泰瑞、开文，这是彼得。他是新来的，我们在同一个部门工作。
杰克：彼得，这是泰瑞，我们的会计。这是开文，在市场部工作。
泰瑞和开文： 很高兴认识你。
彼得：很高兴认识你们。
( Ok,介绍完毕，大家坐下吃饭。)
扩展：什么是履历表
A resume is a summary of your life to date and includes details of your education and work experience. A resume is also called a CV (Latin: Curriculum vitae) in some countries, especially in the UK.
The rule to resume writing is: there is no hard and fast rule! You can choose to list your career history in chronological1 order, to highlight your skills, or even to target your resume to one particular job. However, always include a cover letter with your resume.
Make sure your resume is up-to-date. Always use a PC to compile it, and try not to clutter2 it up with different font styles or clip-art. Sober and simple is best for most jobs, although, there is more flexibility3 for jobs that call for creativity. Keeping it simple also helps you to edit and personalize your resume for each future job that you apply to. If possible, use the company's language ?reflect the qualities that they emphasize in advertisements and pamphlets etc.
A resume should always include:
Contact details
An educational history
An employment history
Your skills, talents and interests
References
Don't forget to spell- and grammar-check your resume and get a qualified4 friend to go over the grammar for you. You can write brief and concise5 descriptions of your experiences as well as what you have achieved through these experiences. You can illustrate6 this with certificates, diplomas, degrees, awards, and/or portfolios7.
The educational history should be brief. If you have a master's degree, your high school grades are irrelevant8. Don't use superficial adjectives, such as “excellent sales results.” Try to turn this around by using positive verbs instead, such as “achieved 200% increase in sales.”
Here are some adjectives that always look good on resumes:
Self-starter
Initiative taker
Independent worker
Team player
Accountable
Reliable
Organized
Good communicator
For example: “planned sales strategy with team of three and coordinated9 implementation10.”
抱怨加班
玛丽：
Working for four hours at a stretch really makes me tired. Why can`t we have a break like many other companies? We need at least a tea break.
连续工作四小时确实令人疲劳。为什么我们不能象其他工司那样可以休息一下呢？我们至少得有喝茶休息的时间吧。
莉莉：
Our boss is dead nuts on work. Keeping on working and making money is what he has in his mind. Nothing else.
我们的老板是一个工作狂。他满脑子想的都是工作和钱。别的什么都没有。
玛丽：
But we workers need a rest.
但是我们员工需要休息。
莉莉：
Actually in some other companies they also have the exercise to the radio broadcast. We need relaxation once in a while and only in this way can we work efficiently.
实际上其他公司都有广播操。我们有时需要放松一下。只有这样才能更加有效地工作。
玛丽：
Yes, it is. 是的。的确是。
介绍新老板
玛丽：
Good morning, Michael. How are you this morning? 早上好。迈克尔。今天早上感觉怎么样？
琼斯：
I'm very well, thanks, Miss Mary. 很好。谢谢你。玛丽女士。
玛丽：
Good, good. This is Michael Jones, Mr. Brown. 好。这就好。布朗先生。这位是迈克尔・琼斯。
琼斯：
How do you do, sir? 你好。先生！
布朗：
Hello. 你好！
玛丽：
Mr. Brown is our new Managing Director, Michael. 迈克尔。布朗先生现在是我们的新常务董事。
布朗：
How long have you been working here, Mr. Jones? 琼斯先生。你在这里工作有多少年了？
琼斯：
Nearly two years, sir, but not all the time working here. I was in the record department for ten months. 快两年了。先生。但并不是所有时间都在这里工作。我还在档案部门工作了10个月。
布朗：
Do you like it here? 那你喜欢这里吗？
琼斯：
Yes, very much. 是的。非常喜欢。
布朗：
Good .Well, I'm glad to have met you, Mr. Jones. 很好！琼斯先生。很高兴在这里看到你。
琼斯：
Thank you, sir. 谢谢你。先生！
Rosie: Sorry, I overslept. My clock didn't go off this morning.
罗茜：对不起，我睡过头了。闹钟早上没响。
Francie: Again?
佛朗斯：又没响？
Rosie: That's right, even though I did set the alarm last night.
罗茜：是的，我昨晚确实订闹钟了。
Francie: Your clock never works. Perhaps you should buy a new one.
佛朗斯：你的闹钟从来没好用过，也许你该买个新的了。
Rosie: Well, if it breaks down again tomorrow, I'll definitely buy a new one.
罗茜：如果明天它再坏，我肯定买个新的。
Francie: Maybe by then it'll be too late.
佛朗斯：也许那时就太晚了。
Rosie: What do you mean “too late”?
罗茜：“太晚”是什么意思？
Francie: By that time you'll be fired.
佛朗斯：到那时你就被炒了。
Saying good-bye
A: Thanks for the advice, Mr. Macmillan. I’ll keep it in mind. I had better head off though. I’m meeting my husband for dinner.
B: Sure, I’m heading out myself. Enjoy your evening.
A: Thanks, sir. You too. Drive safely, I hear there’s a lot ice on the roads.
B: Thanks for the warning! See you tomorrow!
告别
A：谢谢你的建议，麦克米伦先生。我会记住的。不过我得赶紧走了。我约了我先生吃晚饭。
B：好，我也得走了。祝你们晚上过得愉快。
A：谢谢。希望您也愉快。开车小心点儿，听说路上结了很多冰。
B：谢谢你的提醒！明天见！
Ending a conversation
A: Well, I’d better get back to work. I’ve got a ton of stuff on my desk!
B: Me too. I’ll see you after work, huh?
A: Yeah, definitely. I was hoping to catch a ride with you.
B: Sure. Meet me at five.
结束谈话
A：噢，我得回去干活了，我桌上压成吨的活了！
B：我也一样。下班见，如何？
A：行，一定。我还想搭你的车呢。
B：没问题。五点见。
Greeting
A: Hi, Jane. How are you doing this morning?
B: I’m all right, thanks. Just a little tired.
A: Late night?
B: Yeah, I got home around two.
清晨问候
A：嗨，珍妮。你今天早上还好吗？
B：还好。谢谢。就是有点累。
A：睡晚了？
B：是啊，我大约两点才到家。
Feeling better today?
A: Hello, Mr. Macmillan.
B: Hi, Susan. How are you feeling today?
A: Much better, thanks.
B: Glad to hear it.
今天好些了吗？
A：你好，麦克米伦先生。
B：你好，苏珊。今天感觉怎么样？
A：好多了，谢谢。
B：真高兴听你这样说。
With a new employee
A: Hi there! My name’s Terry Graham. You’re new around here, huh?
B: Yes. My name’s Mark Benson. I just started a couple of weeks ago.
A: Well, if there’s anything I can do for you, let me know.
B: Thanks, I appreciate that!
见到新雇员
A：嗨，你好。我叫泰利・格雷厄姆。你是新来的吧？
B：是的。我叫马克・本森。我来这才两三个星期。
A：哦，如果有什么我能帮忙的，请尽管开口。
With the general manager
A: Hello, Ms. Barkley. How are you?
B: Fine, thank you, sir. It’s nice to see you again.
A: Good to see you again, too. How’s you family?
B: Very well, thank you, Mr. Parker.
见到总经理
A：嗨，巴克利女士。你好吗？
B：我很好，谢谢你，先生。真高兴能再次见到你。
A：又见到你我也很高兴。你家人好吗？
B：非常好，谢谢，帕克先生。
A: Excuse me?
B: Yes. Can I help you?
A: Yes, please. I’m looking for Mr. Macmillan’s office. Do you know where it is?
B: I’m sorry, I don’t know, but the guard over there should know.
A：麻烦您一下？
B：有事需要我帮忙吗？
A：是的，我在找麦克米伦先生的办公室。您知道它在哪吗？
B：对不起，我不知道。不过那边的守卫应该知道。
A: Excuse me, sir? I just need a little bit more information. Could you tell me your telephone number and mailing address?
B: Sure. My number is 545-8897, and I live at 908 Mulbury Street.
A: That’s 545-8897 and your mailing address is 908 Mulbury Street. The zip code is 20310, right?
B: That’s right.
A：对不起，先生。我需要再多了解一点情况。能告诉我您的电话号码和通信地址吗？
B：当然。我的电话是545-8897，我住在莫布利大街908号。
A：545-8897，通信地址是莫布利大街908号，邮编是20310，对吗？
Ending a sales talk
A: Well, I’m glad I had a chance to see these samples, but I’m really not in a position to make a decision right now.
B: Would you like me to leave the samples with you?
A: Yeah, why don’t you do that, and then you can give me a call sometime next week.
B: Fine, Mr. Grant. Thanks for your time. I’ll talk to you next week.
终止推销会谈
A：很高兴能有机会看到这些样品，可现在我的确无权作决定。
B：您愿意我把样品留给您吗？
A：好的，那你下星期什么时候再给我打个电话。
B：好，格兰特先生。耽误您的时间了，下星期再联系。