271 Presentation Series 1 - The Overview and the Agenda
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A: Hi everyone, Can everyone hear me?Can you guys at the back hear everything?
A: Okay great. Well I think all of you know why we are here this afternoon. As most of you are aware 2010 marks an important moment for Alpha computers. /ˈæl.fə/
A:We have bounced back from the recession and now we are set to launch our new line of laptop and desktop computers.
I’m really pleased to welcome Michael Ford, the Global Marketing Manager for Alpha computer ,who has flown in from California to give all of you an overview of the marketing campaign and to answer any questions you may have. So please give a warm welcome to Mr. Ford .
B:Thank you Jonathan. It really is a pleasure to be here today. It has been three years since I visited Beijing ,and it’s clear to me that operations here are obviously going from strength to strength.
B:The Alpha brand continues to grow in leaps and bounds in China, and that is certainly down to the hard work of all of you here. So congratulations to all of you.
B:I’d like to start by outlining the key points of my presentation this afternoon and giving you an idea of the topics that will be discussed. The presentation today is divided into five main parts.
B:First of all, I’d like to briefly touch on the background of the new x420 line; how the whole concept has come about and how the new product fits into our existing brand line. [ɪɡˈzɪstɪŋ]
B:Secondly I’dlike to present data on projected sales for the x420. We will then go on to discuss our key rivals in this sector. Then I would like to go on to outline the campaign concept for the x420.
B:Finally I’m happy to open up the discussion for any questions or points you might have for me.
aware US: [əˈwer] adj.意识到；知道
bounce US: [baʊns] n.弹；〈口〉弹
recession 经济衰退 ; 经济萎缩 ; 撤回 ; 退后/rɪˈseʃn/
launch /lɔːntʃ/
marketing campaign 市场营销活动 /ˈmɑːrkɪtɪŋ kæmˈpeɪn/
flown 飞行，航行 ; 航行，飞行 ; 飞 ; 飞翔 ; fly的过去分词 /floʊn/
leap US: [lip] v.跳；跳跃；跳越；猛冲；跳跃；跳越；迅速行动；(胸部等)跳动 n.跳跃
outlining 概述
presentation 演示 ; 提交 /ˌpriːzenˈteɪʃn/
touch on 谈及，提及
concept US: [ˈkɒnsept] n.概念；观念；
rival US: [ˈraɪv(ə)l] n.竞争对手；对手；对等的人[物]；竞争者；匹敌者 v.与…相匹敌
So they want to launch a new line of laptops. So instead of the word to start
So this verb to launch means to bring out to the market.
touch on : I want to talk about.
projected sales : They will happen in the future.
estimate US: [ˈestɪmət] v.估计；估算；估价 n.估价；
let's give a warm welcome to
strength to strength. Okay. So that means things are going well.
Then you have a company that grows in leaps and bounds. That means a lot.
