Shirley：Oh, my God. I can’t take it any more.

噢，我的天哪，再不能忍受了。

Colleague：What’s wrong, honey? Take it easy.

怎么啦，親愛的？放松點。

Shirley：I am tired of doing that boring work. I just repeat doing counting everyday. It’s so terrible.

我厭煩了做那樣無聊的工作。我就是每天重復地算。太恐怖了。

Colleague：Me too. But I think we can do something else for a change.

我也是啊。但是我覺得我們能做些改變。

Shirley：You know I work with my professional knowledge not passion. Sometimes I don’t know what the meaning of working is?

你知道，我工作只是用專用知識而不帶激情的。有時候我真不知道工作的意義是什么。

Colleague：But you did a good job. You always perform the best in our company.

但是你工作表現(xiàn)不錯啊。你總是公司里表現(xiàn)最好的。

Shirley：Yes, that’s in the past. Maybe I need to go to my psychologist for help.

是的，那時以前。或許我現(xiàn)在真的需要心理醫(yī)生來幫我了。

Colleague：Perhaps you’ve just tired and you need a vacation.

或許你是累了，需要休假。

Shirley：I was full of ambitions before. But now I have no aim for my career.

以前我有雄心壯志，但是現(xiàn)在我沒有了職業(yè)目標。

Colleague：Maybe we should keep on studying to enrich our knowledge and make our life exciting.

或許我們應該不斷地學習來擴充知識面，使生活更有激情。

Shirley：That sounds interesting. But I don’t know how to do that.

聽起來很有意思。但是我不知道該怎么做。

Colleague：How about a training course?

參加培訓班怎么樣？

Shirley：A training course? That must be costly.

培訓班？那肯定很貴。

Colleague：But it’s worth it. Maybe it can get us into a good mood and also helps us learn something to use for the future.

但是很值。或許培訓班能讓我們有個好心情，也能幫助我們學到將來有用的東西。

Shirley：OK, let’s have a try.

好吧，試一試。

Colleague：OK.

嗯。