Saying good-bye 告別

　　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!

　　A：謝謝你的建議，麥克米倫先生。我會(huì)記住的。不過(guò)我得趕緊走了。我約了我先生吃晚飯。

　　B：好，我也得走了。祝你們晚上過(guò)得愉快。

　　A：謝謝。希望您也愉快。開(kāi)車小心點(diǎn)兒，聽(tīng)說(shuō)路上結(jié)了很多冰。

　　B：謝謝你的提醒!明天見(jiàn)!

　　Finishing a conversation 結(jié)束談話

　　A: All right then, Ms. Montgomery. I’ll get those plans over to your office by Thursday afternoon.

　　B: Great. That will give me time to talk with my staff before I make final decision.

　　A: That’s what I was thinking. I’ll have them there by Thursday.

　　B: Good news. Thanks for getting things done so quickly.

　　A：好的，蒙格瑪麗女士。我會(huì)在周四下午前把這些計(jì)劃送到您的辦公室。

　　B：非常好。這樣我就有時(shí)間在拍板前和我的人商量一下。

　　A：我也正是這么想的。我會(huì)在周四前把它們送到的。

　　B：太好了。謝謝你把事辦得這么快。