英文对话 --对成功者的采访

1. 英文对话 --对成功者的采访

你好我是这家报社的记者见到您我非常高兴。
见到你我也很高兴
据说您是位成功人士，我能问你一些问题吗
当然
你认为你是成功的吗
是的我认为自己是成功人士因为我做任何我乐意做的并且做的非常好
那些你乐意做的事情？都是些什摸呢？它门意味着能使你赚更多的钱或让你在世界范围内更加出名吗？
不是的，我爱做的事是尽可能多的读书和尽可能多的结交朋友，现在我做成功了。好吧你知道我有许多钱并且获得成功在世界上，但那不是我的梦想。
但是你是如何使你的梦想成真的呢？你能告诉我吗？
当然我能。我每天勤奋工作并且向每一个我遇到的人微笑，在然后我们就成为了好朋友。你明白了吧，是很简单的。
好的谢谢你回答了我的问题
我很荣幸。
再会
再会。

2. 用英文对话采访名人

我从Arnold Lobel的小故事"Cookies"找到灵感,写下这段对话.感觉挺有意义的. Will power意志力 Mike(M) Danny(C), Tommy(T)---classmates Scene----in the college dorm Danny is playing a computer game on his laptop. Tommy is sleeping. Mike came back from a morning jogging. M: hi, Dan, what are u doing? D: I am playing war craft. M: Where is Tommy? D: Shiiiii! M:What? What's the matter? D: Don't u see? He is still sleeping. M: My goodness! I can't believe this! It’s almost nine. He got to get up now. Don't u remember we are required to make up a three people dialogue for tomorrow's oral class? D: Yes, I do. You wake up Tommy and I will play one more round of war craft. M: You'd better stop playing right now. We don't have much time to prepare this dialogue. Tommy! Tommy! Wake up! Time to wake up! T:five more minutes, please. Mike: No way, Jose. Time really flies.We still have a lot to do. Hurry up. T: (Tommy sits up in his bed) Can I lie down two more minutes, please, just two more minutes? when Danny finishes his game, I will be fine.(Yawns) I don't know why I am so so sleepy. (Tommy lies down again.) M: Guys!!! I am really angry now. Time waits for nobody. If you two don't stop what you are doing now, I will find somebody else to be my partners. D and T: all right. All right. We listen to u. M: That's more like it. We need will power. D and T: what is will power? M: Will power is trying hard not to do something that you really want to do. D: You mean like trying not to play war craft? Mike: right. T: you mean like trying not to stay up late? M: right. Danny turns off his computer. Tommy gets up and goes to the bathroom. Two minutes later the three maskeetters are working on their assignment. Danny: Mike, can I take a little break? Let me play one round and we will continue our work? Tommy: Mike, Can I lie down a minute? My back hurts. Mike: No! No! No! Let's finish our work first before we do anything. We need will power!!! Danny and Tommy: that's true. We need will power! We listen to you.

3. 英语采访对话

A: What do you think is the biggest environmental problem  today,  Dr.Li?
B: There are much threat to our environment nowdays, but I think the biggest problem is the attitude of human. How we treat our environment can influent the environment directly.
A: And would you like to tell me how the way that human beings see environment can effect our environment?
B: Ok! Most of people see everything as independent from another and ignore the relation among them. For example, the forest is related to the soil, sunshine, water and it can influent the climate nearby as well. If we are blind to their relationships and destroy any part of them,like deforesting, and our destory the climate by the same time.
A: That's really too bad! So how can we protect the environment well? What can we do?
B:In my own opinion, the most efficent way to help our environment is not to impact on them. Just let our environment developes itself.
A: But I think we can save water in our daily life or don't leave rubbish every. These behavior also can protect our enviroment.
B: Yeah,everyone can make a contribution in daily life.

4. 急求成功人士访谈录稿 英文的

Perez, 39, is now creative director of the privately held Zumba Fitness. His success is all the more impressive given the obstacles he’s overcome. Raised in Cali, Colombia, by a single mother, Alberto “Beto” Perez was just 14 when his mom was injured by a stray bullet. To help support them, he worked three jobs.
佩雷斯39岁，如今是私立尊巴舞健身中心的创意指导。他克服了众多障碍而取得的成就特别令人印象深刻。他是单亲妈妈在哥伦比亚带大的，14岁时，妈妈中了流弹受了伤。佩雷斯干三份活养家。但他一直想把自己热心专注的舞蹈改变成一样与众不同的东西。然而，他没钱上课，缺乏正规训练，但他用天生的未经锤炼的才能取而代之。19岁时，他在全国兰巴达贴身舞比赛中获胜。加力城的最优秀的学院给他电话，请他边教健身操边学舞蹈。
All the while, he dreamed of turning his passion—dance—into something more, but he couldn’t afford lessons. (Perez says he saw the movie Grease when he was seven or eight, “and I knew I wanted to dance.”) What he lacked in formal training, though, he made up for in raw talent. At 19, he won a national lambada contest. One of Cali’s best academies called with an offer to study dance while teaching step aerobics.
One day, Perez forgot the music for his class. He had one cassette with him—Latin music he’d taped from the radio. “I improvised,” he says, “and that was the beginning of Zumba.”有一天，佩雷斯忘了带课堂音乐，他身边只有一盘录音带，上面是他从收音机里录的音乐。“我就即兴起舞，”他说，“尊巴舞出现了“。
Once the popular instructor got his break in Miami, would-be investors started approaching him about opening a gym. One of Perez’s students asked him to meet her son, Alberto Perlman. At 24, Perlman was doing market analysis on startups for an Internet incubator with his childhood friend Alberto Aghion (an operations guy) and watching his career options disappear with the dot-com crash. Perlman (now CEO of Zumba) hit it off with Perez immediately and recruited Aghion as COO and president.
这位流行舞蹈教练在迈阿密刚出头，未来的投资人就找上门来开健身房了。一个学生要佩雷斯见见儿子埃尔伯德.博尔曼。当时，博尔曼24岁，在做有关互联网新企业的分析。他和佩雷斯一拍即合。，
With no money or experience, the partners needed to showcase Perez’s talents. They spent a night laying down plywood boards on Sunny Isles Beach, then invited Perez’s students to take a $20 class that they would film and show to potential investors. But after September 11, 2001, all leads dried up. Eventually, they made an infomercial, which sold about a million DVDs in six months.
没有钱也没有经验，合伙人只有展现佩雷斯的才能。他们花了一个晚上在太阳岛海滩搭了木台，然后请来佩雷斯的学生出20美金上课，他们把课堂拍成片子给有兴趣的投资人看。但是，2001年9.11 以后，所有资源都干竭了。最后他们拍了商业广告片，在六个月中，卖了大约一百万张碟片。
What happened next caught them by surprise: People started saying, “I want to be an instructor, like Beto.” Since the first workshop, in 2003, the partners, based in Hollywood, Florida, have created a global community of instructors. For $30 a month, they can join the Zumba Instructor Network, post their class schedules, and access new music and choreography (zumba.com).
随后发生的事情让他们大吃一惊：大家都开始说：“我要做教练，像佩雷斯那样。”2003年，合伙人以佛州好莱坞市为基地，开设了第一个训练班，此后在全球建立了教练群。每个月付30美金，这些人就可以加入尊巴舞教练网，刊登课程表，得到新音乐和舞蹈方法。
When asked about revenue, Perlman is tight-lipped: “We don’t disclose figures, but it’s in the many millions.” The partners say they’ve barely tapped the possibilities for the business. “We’re releasing a Nintendo Wii game in 2010 and adding to our Zumbawear line,” says Perez. “Expect to see our first sneakers soon!”
问到营业额，博尔曼守口如瓶：“我们不泄漏具体数字，但有数百万吧。”合伙人说他们刚找到些生意机会：“2010年，我们要发行一个任天堂Wii游戏，还要在尊巴舞服装系列中加产品，”佩雷斯说，“不久你就可以看到我们第一批运动鞋！”

5. 采访名人的英语对话范文

If you're a Cubs fan like myself than you (hopefully) accepted the fact that all the Tommy John surgeries in the world (not a reference to how many he could have, but actually did have) would not bring Kerry Wood's arm back to what we all hoped it would be. I don't even say "what it was" because it wasn't healthy long enough for us to see what it was. We collectively had this belief until about 2005 that just one more trip into the operating room would bring back the pitcher we saw in 1998 striking out 20 Astros. But now we've largely given that up. It's just easier and, frankly, more realistic.

But the corporate advertising world still seems to be stuck in the "It'll all work out" phase familiar to Cubs fans, survivors huddled in the basement after nuclear wars and people who think J.J. Abrams has a plan for "Lost." Advertisers still see a situation wherein a company or retailer faces the challenge of gaining market share or stemming sales declines and think that celebrities are the answer. Macy's picked Donald Trump and Martha Stewart, meaning they can cash in both their "place" and "show" tickets "The Apprentice" window. Ben McConnell dissects this effort nicely. HP has tapped rocker Gwen Stefani for a new campaign, since she had that big hit "Color Cartridge #22" and so is known as a printing industry guru. And don't get me started on The Gap, which launches celebrity-driven campaigns with the same regularity Sisyphus pushes the boulder of the hill, and with about the same effect. 

Wouldn't it be better for companies to spend a fraction of what they are on lining up celebrities - celebrities that will endorse their competitors at the drop of a larger check - on seeing how they can build up their existing customers and empower them to spread their own word-of-mouth? They could create online communities where people talk about the brand, share their own stories and meet other like-minded people. And all this could probably done for a fraction of what Trump asked to utter a couple lines and pose for a handful of pictures. 

People want to connect with each other - it's a natural human instinct. The myth of the celebrity has been almost shattered by tabloids - both print and online - and that has taken much of their endorsement credibility with it.

6. 采访英语对话

   
   　　采访，在电视上经常可以看到记者就某一个话题采访路上的行人，也许在大街上我们也会有机会遇到这种情况。下面是我给大家整理的，供大家参阅! 
   　　：校园采访类——压力篇 
   　　A：Excuse me, I’m a journalist form the South China University of technology stations, I need to 
   　　interview someone about graduate life, could I ask you some questions? 
   
   　　B: okay, sure. 
   　　A:I feel a little nervous. I want to ask you a question, Do you often feel stressed? 
   　　B: maybe sometimes. 
   　　A: you looks so worried, what happened? 
   　　B: School. Since I was working part time, I had a difficult time keeping up with class. Now the final exam is ing soon, I'm totally freaking out. 
   　　A: The best thing to do is study as much as you can. I'm sure you'll do alright. 
   　　B: Oh, thank you, I hope so. 
   　　A:in addition, "What's usually stressing you out?" 
   　　B: parents’ great expectations, the highly petitive job market and so on. 
   　　A:Oh, facing so much pressure. Do you think what is the difference between high school and the college? 
   　　B:Eh…in my opinion, in high school, I studied all day long , I felt tired. But now, I have much spare time to do something the I am interested in. 
   　　A: That is great! What do you think about stress? is it always bad for us? 
   　　B: I think No stress , no development . a certain amount of stress is good . It can stimulate us and makes us stronger .But too much stress is bad. It makes us irrational and it can, quite literally, kill us. 
   　　A: yeah, our attitude towards stress is quite important. So how do you to lighten bad stress? 
   　　B: breathe deeply to Relax ,Smile more and Do some exercise are the useful ways to outlet my negative emotions... I also usually improve my time management and organization skills. 
   　　A: I see. Winter holiday is ing, do you have any plans? 
   　　B: I intend to find a part time job and experience the life. After that I will go home and enjoy Spring festival with my family. I don’t see my parents for about half a year. I miss them very much. 
   　　A: That’s good to know. Well, those are my questions. Thank you very much for helping me . 
   　　B:It is my pleasure. 
   　　：采访结束前您还想说点什么吗 
   　　Allen: I pletely understand. Do you have anything to add in closing? 
   　　Prof.: I think there will always be at least two sides to every situation, so the *** art person learns to find 6contentment and happiness where they are at any given moment. 
   　　Allen: That is a very useful 7quote. 
   　　Prof.: And, if you find that what made you content and happy in the past isn’t doing that for you anymore, then find a way to move upward and onward. 
   　　Allen: I’ve really learned a lot today, thank you Professor Miller. 
   　　Prof.: Thank you Kristy. 
   　　艾伦：完全理解。采访结束前您还想说点什么吗? 
   　　教授：我认为每种情况都有两面性，所以聪明的人会学会在任何时刻都对自 己的环境感到满足和幸福。 
   　　艾伦：这是一句非常有用的语录。 
   　　教授：如果你发现过去曾令你感到满足和幸福的事情如今已经不再让你有同样 的感觉，那就继续向上、向前发展。 
   　　艾伦：今天我真的学到很多，谢谢您，米勒教授。 
   　　教授：也谢谢你，克里斯蒂。 
   　　：英语三人采访类情景对话 
   　　M: hi, Dan, what are u doing? 
   　　D: I am playing war craft. 
   　　M: Where is Tommy? 
   　　D: Shiiiii! 
   　　M:What? What's the matter? 
   　　D: Don't u see? He is still sleeping. 
   　　M: My goodness! I can't believe this! It’s almost nine. He got to get up now. Don't u remember we are required to make up a three people dialogue for tomorrow's oral class? 
   　　D: Yes, I do. You wake up Tommy and I will play one more round of war craft. 
   　　M: You'd better stop playing right now. We don't have much time to prepare this dialogue. Tommy! Tommy! Wake up! Time to wake up! 
   　　T:five more minutes, please. 
   　　Mike: No way, Jose. Time really flies.We still have a lot to do. Hurry up. 
   　　T: Tommy sits up in his bed Can I lie down two more minutes, please, just two more minutes? when Danny finishes his game, I will be fine.Yawns I don't know why I am so so sleepy. Tommy lies down again. 
   　　M: Guys!!! I am really angry now. Time waits for nobody. If you two don't stop what you are doing now, I will find somebody else to be my partners. 
   　　D and T: all right. All right. We listen to u. 
   　　M: That's more like it. We need will power. 
   　　D and T: what is will power? 
   　　M: Will power is trying hard not to do something that you really want to do. 
   　　D: You mean like trying not to play war craft? 
   　　Mike: right. 
   　　T: you mean like trying not to stay up late? 
   　　M: right. 
   　　Danny turns off his puter. Tommy gets up and goes to the bathroom. 
   　　Two minutes later the three maskeetters are working on their assignment. 
   　　Danny: Mike, can I take a little break? Let me play one round and we will continue our work? 
   　　Tommy: Mike, Can I lie down a minute? My back hurts. 
   　　Mike: No! No! No! Let's finish our work first before we do anything. We need will power!!! 
   　　Danny and Tommy: that's true. We need will power! We listen to you. 

7. 急求成功人士访谈录稿 英文的

Perez,39,is now creative director of the privately held Zumba Fitness.His success is all the more impressive given the obstacles he’s overcome.Raised in Cali,Colombia,by a single mother,Alberto “Beto” Perez was just 14 when his mom was injured by a stray bullet.To help support them,he worked three jobs.
  佩雷斯39岁,如今是私立尊巴舞健身中心的创意指导.他克服了众多障碍而取得的成就特别令人印象深刻.他是单亲妈妈在哥伦比亚带大的,14岁时,妈妈中了流弹受了伤.佩雷斯干三份活养家.但他一直想把自己热心专注的舞蹈改变成一样与众不同的东西.然而,他没钱上课,缺乏正规训练,但他用天生的未经锤炼的才能取而代之.19岁时,他在全国兰巴达贴身舞比赛中获胜.加力城的最优秀的学院给他电话,请他边教健身操边学舞蹈.
  All the while,he dreamed of turning his passion—dance—into something more,but he couldn’t afford lessons.(Perez says he saw the movie Grease when he was seven or eight,“and I knew I wanted to dance.”) What he lacked in formal training,though,he made up for in raw talent.At 19,he won a national lambada contest.One of Cali’s best academies called with an offer to study dance while teaching step aerobics.
  One day,Perez forgot the music for his class.He had one cassette with him—Latin music he’d taped from the radio.“I improvised,” he says,“and that was the beginning of Zumba.”有一天,佩雷斯忘了带课堂音乐,他身边只有一盘录音带,上面是他从收音机里录的音乐.“我就即兴起舞,”他说,“尊巴舞出现了“.
  Once the popular instructor got his break in Miami,would-be investors started approaching him about opening a gym.One of Perez’s students asked him to meet her son,Alberto Perlman.At 24,Perlman was doing market analysis on startups for an Internet incubator with his childhood friend Alberto Aghion (an operations guy) and watching his career options disappear with the dot-com crash.Perlman (now CEO of Zumba) hit it off with Perez immediately and recruited Aghion as COO and president.
  这位流行舞蹈教练在迈阿密刚出头,未来的投资人就找上门来开健身房了.一个学生要佩雷斯见见儿子埃尔伯德.博尔曼.当时,博尔曼24岁,在做有关互联网新企业的分析.他和佩雷斯一拍即合.,
  With no money or experience,the partners needed to showcase Perez’s talents.They spent a night laying down plywood boards on Sunny Isles Beach,then invited Perez’s students to take a $20 class that they would film and show to potential investors.But after September 11,2001,all leads dried up.Eventually,they made an infomercial,which sold about a million DVDs in six months.
  没有钱也没有经验,合伙人只有展现佩雷斯的才能.他们花了一个晚上在太阳岛海滩搭了木台,然后请来佩雷斯的学生出20美金上课,他们把课堂拍成片子给有兴趣的投资人看.但是,2001年9.11 以后,所有资源都干竭了.最后他们拍了商业广告片,在六个月中,卖了大约一百万张碟片.
  What happened next caught them by surprise:People started saying,“I want to be an instructor,like Beto.” Since the first workshop,in 2003,the partners,based in Hollywood,Florida,have created a global community of instructors.For $30 a month,they can join the Zumba Instructor Network,post their class schedules,and access new music and choreography (zumba.com).
  随后发生的事情让他们大吃一惊：大家都开始说：“我要做教练,像佩雷斯那样.”2003年,合伙人以佛州好莱坞市为基地,开设了第一个训练班,此后在全球建立了教练群.每个月付30美金,这些人就可以加入尊巴舞教练网,刊登课程表,得到新音乐和舞蹈方法.
  When asked about revenue,Perlman is tight-lipped:“We don’t disclose figures,but it’s in the many millions.” The partners say they’ve barely tapped the possibilities for the business.“We’re releasing a Nintendo Wii game in 2010 and adding to our Zumbawear line,” says Perez.“Expect to see our first sneakers soon!”
  问到营业额,博尔曼守口如瓶：“我们不泄漏具体数字,但有数百万吧.”合伙人说他们刚找到些生意机会：“2010年,我们要发行一个任天堂Wii游戏,还要在尊巴舞服装系列中加产品,”佩雷斯说,“不久你就可以看到我们第一批运动鞋!”