프리젠테이션 영어 표현 모음

    

 

프리젠테이션 영어 표현 모음     사회자에 대한 예의(Expressing Thanks to a Chairperson)     Thank you.(very much)   Mr./Ms./Chairperson   Mr. Chairman   Madam Chairwoman   Mr. Thomas   David         For your Kind introduction   Gracious introduction   Introduction 서두의 인사(Greeting and Signaling the Start)             Good morning           Good afternoon           Good evening               Ladies and gentlemen           Gentlemen           Everybody           Everyone   도입부(Introduction) I’d like to introduce myself   Let me introduce myself I’m Hiroshi Tanaka   My name is Bill Smith (and)I’m from /with XYZ Co., LTD   Of XYZ Co., Ltd. 환영의 말(Welcome) I’m honored     I’m pleased To be here To give this presentation To have opportunity to speak with you To day   To night Thank you For coming here For attending the meeting This morning I’d like to welcome Everyone You all This evening 배경설명(Setting the Scene) To be concise To put it briefly To put it simply In short In a sentence In a nutshell       Sales and profits are down 프리젠테이션 목적(Expressing purpose) I’m here today My purpose today is Today, I want My objective tonight is My main aim this morning is My goal this afternoon is     To help you get started       로드 맵(Road Map) First(ly) To begin with To start with Initially   I’d like to look at past performance.   I want to analyze current sales.   I’m going to present some options.   I shall be recommending a new strategy. Second(ly) Then Next Third(ly) After this(that) Finally Last(ly) 주제로 들어감(Introducing Topics)   (To begin) (Now) (Next) (Finally) I’d like to I want to I’m going to I shall Review Discuss Analyze Present This year’s sales. The data I shall be I’m going to be Considering Looking at Let me begin by Let me move on by I’d like to go on by   Going over   Recommending                                 possible solution 의견 발표(Expressing opinions) We believe We think It is our view My opinion is I would say It seems to us We feel We tend to feel It is considered opinion         (that)         Your prices are too high. 발표 진행, 되돌아 보기(Moving On and Looking back) Let’s now move on to I(now)want to go on to I’d(now)like to go on to This brings me to This brings us up to The financial aspects of the problem. The losses were due to the strike But I shall come to this later. Let’s look back for a moment to Let’s go back to I’d like to return to My first diagram As I said before As stated before As stated previously The situation is serious.       This model 삭제와 승인(Elimination Alternatives)      Disapproval   We rule out We have decided against We reject             Options A     Because of the marginal Saving it would give us.      Approval   We accept We have chosen We have selected We have decided to adopt               Options B     Because of the clear benefits It would give us. 권유(Making Recommendations) We recommend We would recommend We urge         An increase in     This year’s dividend We think you should You ought to It is recommended you         Increase 주제이외의 이야기(Digressing) Let me digress here Let me digress here For a moments. Briefly. I’d just like to mention in passing   That demand is rising in other areas. In passing an another matter One could say it could be said Let me get back to Let me return to My main point. What I was saying. 판단의 근거(Justifying Decisions) Because of Owing to Since there is As a result of Due to     A rise in demand     We have increased output Demand is up For this reason We have increased output We have increased output The reason for this is A rise in demand. We have increase output Because of 비쥬얼의 선택(Choosing Visuals)   I’d like you to look at Please look at Have a look at Let me show you This diagram This graph This bar chart This pie chart This matrix This table This figure This map This model     You can see..     You will notice.. In If you look at       비주얼 보는 법의 제시(Naming Parts of Visuals) The vertical axis The horizontal axis The curve The solid line The broken line The dotted line   Shows   Indicates   Represents   Stands for   Sales   Temperature   Unit cost The shaded The unshaded The dotted Area Section Quadrant 비주얼 의 설명(Explaining Visuals)     Sales       Prices       Profits   Moved erratically Fluctuated Rose slightly Fell gradually Declined gently Move up steadily Recovered sharply Dropped suddenly Plunged quickly Increased rapidly Fell dramatically Reached a peak       In June     In the final quarries of last     Year     In 1994 After this Following this     Profit leveled off.     Sales flattened out. At the beginning of In the middle of At the end of In the first quarter of This year Last year 1994 Since then Since the last quarter Sales have flattened out. 요약(Summing up) To sum up then To summarize Let me now sum up Let me now just recap We must reduce our production costs and become move market-oriented. We should increase R&D. and introduce new products. 결론 (Concluding) I’d like to conclude Let me and I’d like to finish     In conclusion Finally   By saying(that) By reminding you(that)     May I remind you(that) I’d like to say   Time is short and action is necessary.   We need to take some kind of action soon.   It’s necessary to do something about this now   질의 응답(Closing the presentation/Organizing the Q’s & A’s session) Thank you very much For your attention Now I’ll take any questions. I will be happy to answer any questions you may have. You no doubt have many questions I’m sure you have many questions. Any more questions ladies and gentlemen? Are there any(more) questions, ladies and gentlemen? 질문을 받았을 때(Signaling an answer) That’s an interesting question It’s a good question If I understood you correctly you asked Your question was That’s a good point 질문의 의도(Clarifying a question) Do you mean By that, did you mean What do you mean exactly by Let me see if I understood the intent of you question Let me see if I understood correctly Would you rephrase the question please? I’m sorry, could you repeat that? I’m sorry, could you rephrase that? 단락 짓기(Breaking off) OK We can discuss this later. In a nutshell I really don’t think it’s for me to comment. I’m not in a position to say. 마무리(Final) Perhaps we should close here.   Unless there are any more questions.   Perhaps on that note we should end.   At this point. I think we should conclude this meeting.   Thank you Very much (for your attention).