Resolving Project Conflicts
Two or more colleagues have differing opinions or approaches on a project aspect, and they need to discuss and find a resolution.
两位或多位同事在项目某个方面持有不同意见或方法，他们需要讨论并找到解决方案。
对话
聆听并跟进对话
词汇
对话中的必备词汇和短语
concerned
Feeling worried or interested about something. In work discussions, use it like 'I'm concerned about the deadline' to express a problem politely.
对某事感到担心或感兴趣。在工作讨论中，像'我对截止日期感到担心'这样使用，以礼貌地表达问题。
budget allocation
The way money is divided and assigned for different parts of a project. Useful in business talks, e.g., 'We need to review the budget allocation.'
资金如何为项目不同部分划分和分配的方式。在商业讨论中有用，例如，'我们需要审查预算分配。'
organic growth
Natural increase in customers or audience without paid promotion, like through shares or word-of-mouth. Common in marketing: 'Focus on organic growth first.'
无需付费推广，通过分享或口碑实现的客户或受众的自然增长。在营销中常见：‘先专注于有机增长。’
underestimating
Thinking something is less important or effective than it really is. Say 'We're underestimating the risks' to suggest a need for more attention.
认为某事物比实际情况重要性或有效性更低。说“我们低估了风险”来建议需要更多关注。
reallocate
To move resources, like money or time, from one area to another. Practical for projects: 'Let's reallocate funds to ads.'
将资源（如金钱或时间）从一个领域转移到另一个领域。对于项目很实用：'让我们将资金重新分配到广告上。'
A/B test
A method to compare two versions of something, like ads, to see which works better. In business: 'Run an A/B test on the designs.'
一种比较某物（如广告）两个版本以确定哪个效果更好的方法。在商业中：“在设计上运行 A/B 测试。”
compromise
An agreement where both sides give up something to meet in the middle. Useful for resolving conflicts: 'Let's find a compromise.'
双方为了在中间达成一致而放弃某些东西的协议。有助于解决冲突：'让我们找到一个妥协方案。'
touch base
To briefly check in or update with someone. Informal in work: 'Let's touch base next week.'
简短地与某人联系或更新。工作中的非正式用语：'我们下周联系一下。'
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
Hey Sarah, can we take a few minutes to discuss the marketing strategy?
This is a polite way to start a work conversation. Use it to request time for discussion. The structure 'Can we + verb' makes requests soft and collaborative, good for team settings.
这是开始工作对话的一种礼貌方式。使用它来请求讨论时间。'Can we + 动词' 的结构使请求变得柔和且合作性强，适合团队环境。
What's on your mind?
An idiomatic question meaning 'What are you thinking about?' or 'What's bothering you?' Useful to invite someone to share ideas in meetings, showing you're open to listen.
这是一个习语性问题，意思是“你在想什么？”或“你有什么心事？”在会议中用于邀请他人分享想法，显示你愿意倾听。
I see your point.
Means 'I understand your opinion.' It's a neutral way to acknowledge someone without agreeing. Use it in debates to keep the discussion positive and build rapport.
意思是“我理解你的意见”。这是中立地承认某人而不必同意的方式。在辩论中使用它来保持讨论积极并建立融洽关系。
What if we reallocate a small portion from the content creation budget?
This suggests a solution starting with 'What if' to propose ideas hypothetically. Great for brainstorming in projects; it encourages discussion without being pushy.
这暗示了一种以'What if'开头来假设性地提出想法的解决方案。非常适合项目中的头脑风暴；它鼓励讨论而不强求。
That's a great compromise!
Expresses agreement on a balanced solution. Use after negotiations to show positivity. The exclamation adds enthusiasm, helping to end conflicts on a good note.
表达对平衡解决方案的同意。在谈判后使用以显示积极性。感叹号增添热情，有助于以积极的方式结束冲突。
We can touch base again next week to review the initial results.
Means 'Let's check in again soon.' Useful for scheduling follow-ups in work. 'Touch base' is a common phrasal verb for informal updates, and 'to + infinitive' shows purpose.
意思是‘让我们尽快再检查一下。’ 用于工作中安排后续事宜很有用。'Touch base'是一个常见的短语动词，用于非正式更新，'to + 不定式'表示目的。
Thanks for being open to finding a middle ground.
Appreciates flexibility in discussions. 'Middle ground' means a compromise. Use this to thank colleagues after resolving issues, promoting good teamwork.
欣赏讨论中的灵活性。“Middle ground”意为妥协。用此感谢解决问题的同事，促进良好的团队合作。