Payment and Rebooking
Paying for the haircut service at the reception, and potentially scheduling the next appointment or purchasing hair products.
在前台支付理发费用，并可能预约下一次服务或购买美发产品。
对话
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词汇
对话中的必备词汇和短语
haircut
A service where a barber or stylist cuts and styles your hair. In this dialogue, it's a standard men's haircut costing $35.
一种理发师或造型师剪切和造型你的头发服务。在这个对话中，它是一个标准的男士理发，费用35美元。
shampoo
A liquid soap used to wash hair. Here, the customer asks about buying the shampoo used during the haircut.
一种用于清洗头发的液体肥皂。在这里，顾客询问购买理发时使用的洗发水。
cash
Physical money, like bills and coins. The receptionist asks if payment will be in cash or by card.
实物货币，如钞票和硬币。前台询问付款是现金还是刷卡。
card
A plastic payment card, such as credit or debit. It's a common way to pay without using cash.
一种塑料支付卡，例如信用卡或借记卡。这是无需使用现金的常见支付方式。
book
To reserve or schedule an appointment in advance. The customer says 'book my next appointment' to set a future visit.
提前预订或安排预约。客户说“预订我的下一次预约”来设置未来的访问。
schedule
A plan or timetable showing available times. The receptionist checks Dave's schedule for openings.
显示可用时间的计划或时间表。接待员检查戴夫的日程以查找空档。
total
The complete amount owed after adding up all costs. In the dialogue, the total is $55 for the haircut and shampoo.
将所有费用加起来后欠下的完整金额。在对话中，理发和洗头的总金额为55美元。
confirmation
Proof or verification that something is set. The receptionist will send a confirmation text for the appointment.
某事已设置的证明或验证。接待员将发送预约确认短信。
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
How much is it?
This is a simple way to ask for the price of a service. It's useful in shops or services; use it after finishing something like a haircut.
这是询问服务价格的简单方式。在商店或服务行业很有用；在完成理发等事务后使用。
Will that be cash or card?
A polite question asking for the payment method. It's common in customer service; 'that' refers to the amount due, and it shows options clearly.
一个礼貌地询问支付方式的问题。在客户服务中很常见；'that' 指的是应付款项，并清楚地显示选项。
Do you happen to sell that here?
A polite way to ask if a product is available for sale. 'Happen to' makes it sound casual and indirect; useful when inquiring about items in a store.
一种礼貌地询问产品是否可供出售的方式。'Happen to' 让它听起来随意且间接；在商店询问物品时很有用。
I'll take one bottle, please.
This means you want to buy an item. It's a straightforward purchasing phrase; use 'take' for deciding to buy, and 'please' for politeness.
这表示你想买一件商品。它是一个直接的购买短语；用 'take' 表示决定购买，用 'please' 表示礼貌。
I'd like to book my next appointment.
Expresses a request to schedule a future visit. 'I'd like' is a polite form of 'I want'; useful for services like haircuts or doctor visits, with time details added.
表达预约未来访问的请求。'I'd like' 是 'I want' 的礼貌形式；适用于理发或就医等服务，可添加时间细节。
Your total today is $55.
States the final amount to pay. 'Total' sums up costs; say this when confirming payment in shops. Include currency like dollars.
说明最终支付金额。'Total' 汇总费用；在商店确认付款时说这个。包括像美元这样的货币。
I'll send you a confirmation text.
Promises to send a message verifying a booking. It's reassuring for customers; use in service contexts to build trust, often via phone or email.
承诺发送一条验证预订的消息。这能让客户安心；在服务场景中使用以建立信任，通常通过电话或电子邮件发送。