Colleague Hesitates to Take a Snack
You've offered a snack, but your colleague seems hesitant (e.g., 'Are you sure?', 'Don't worry about me'). You want to assure them it's fine to take some.
你提供了零食，但你的同事似乎在犹豫（例如，'你确定吗？'，'别管我了'）。你想让他们放心拿一点没关系。
对话
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词汇
对话中的必备词汇和短语
extra
Means additional or more than needed. Use it when offering something you have in abundance, like 'I have extra snacks.'
意思是额外的或超过需要的。当你提供你有很多的东西时使用，比如 'I have extra snacks.'
sure
Means certain or without doubt. In conversations, 'Are you sure?' shows hesitation, and 'I'm sure' reassures someone.
意思是确定的或毫无疑问。在对话中，'你确定吗？'表示犹豫，'我确定'安慰某人。
insist
To strongly suggest or demand something politely. Use it like 'If you insist' to accept an offer after some reluctance.
礼貌地强烈建议或要求某事。像 '如果你坚持' 那样，在一些不情愿后接受提议时使用。
worries
Short for concerns or things that make you anxious. 'No worries' is a casual way to say 'Don't be concerned' or 'It's okay.'
担忧或让你焦虑的事物的简称。'No worries' 是一种随意的方式来表达'别担心'或'没关系'。
plenty
Means a large amount or more than enough. Say 'I've got plenty' to assure someone there's no shortage.
意味着大量的量或超过足够的。说 'I've got plenty' 来向某人保证没有短缺。
delicious
Describes food that tastes very good. Use it to compliment snacks, like 'These cookies look delicious.'
描述味道很好的食物。用于赞美零食，比如'这些饼干看起来很美味。'
help yourself
An invitation to take what you want without asking. Common in casual settings like sharing food at work.
一种邀请，不用问就能拿你想要的东西。在像工作场所分享食物这样的随意场合很常见。
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
Hey, Michael, I brought some extra cookies today. Want one?
This is a casual offer using 'Want one?' which is a short way to ask if someone wants something. Useful for friendly invitations at work; 'Hey' starts informal talks.
这是一个使用 'Want one?' 的随意提议，这是询问某人是否想要某物的简短方式。在工作中用于友好的邀请很有用；'Hey' 开始非正式的对话。
Oh, are you sure? Don't you want them yourself?
Shows polite hesitation. 'Are you sure?' questions certainty, and the tag question 'Don't you...?' softens the concern. Use when you're unsure about accepting to be courteous.
表现出礼貌的犹豫。'Are you sure?' 质疑确定性，而附加疑问句 'Don't you...?' 缓和了担忧。在不确定是否接受时使用，以示礼貌。
Completely sure! I made way too many. Seriously, take a couple.
Reassures strongly with 'Completely sure!' and explains why ('way too many' means excessively more). 'Take a couple' suggests a small number. Great for encouraging someone to accept.
用‘Completely sure!’强烈安慰，并解释原因（‘way too many’表示过多）。‘Take a couple’建议拿少量。非常适合鼓励别人接受。
Well, if you insist. I don't want to take your last one.
Accepts reluctantly with 'If you insist,' a common idiom for giving in politely. Explains reason to avoid seeming greedy. Use in similar sharing situations.
以'如果你坚持'勉强接受，这是一个常见的习语，用于礼貌地让步。解释原因以避免显得贪婪。在类似的分享情况下使用。
No worries at all! I've got plenty more in the container. Help yourself!
'No worries' dismisses concerns casually. 'Plenty more' means lots left, and 'Help yourself' invites freely. This pattern reassures and encourages in offers.
“No worries”随意地打消顾虑。“Plenty more”表示还有很多剩下，“Help yourself”邀请自由取用。这个模式在提供物品时让人安心并鼓励。
Okay, thanks, Emily! These look delicious.
Simple acceptance with thanks. 'Look delicious' compliments appearance, implying taste. Use to end positively and show appreciation.
简单的接受和感谢。'看起来美味'赞美外观，暗示味道。用以积极结束并表达欣赏。