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1·I ask someone out to lunch.

我约请某人出去午餐。

2·They want to ask someone out on a date, but they are afraid of getting rejected.

他们想邀请某人赴约，但害怕被拒绝。

3·A silence drifts in like a fog. Lots of room for someone to ask someone out on a date. Maybe they could meet for a cup of coffee.

沉默像雾气一般弥散开来。这时是邀请别人约会的最佳时机。或许他们可以相约喝杯咖啡。

4·Imagine you are pouring your heat out to someone and they are just busy on their phone, and if you ask for their attention you get the response—I can multitask.

想象一下，你正向某人吐露心声，而他们正忙着打电话，如果你要求他们注意，你会得到这样的答复——我可以一心多用。

5·Before you ask someone for help, find out whether he is the right person for your problem.

在你向别人寻求帮助之前，看看他是否是你解决你问题的合适人选。

6·Someone loud laughs in the background drowning out your conversational partner so you ask him to repeat what he said. You have to do that a lot actually.

周围的某个人的笑声淹没了你谈话对象的声音，因而你不得不请求对方重复他刚刚说过的话，而且不止一次。

7·If you're trying to catch someone out, once they've done their spiel, ask plenty of difficult questions.

如果你想抓某人的包，一旦他们开始喋喋不休口若悬河，你就可以扔出一堆难题来考他们。

8·If you want to follow the rules of dating to meet someone new, its time to stop making snap decisions about the people who ask you out for a date.

如果你想按照这些约会规则去和新朋友约会的话，那么就是时候不要再对向你提出约会的人挑三拣四了。

9·After establishing a reputation, this stickler becomes someone colleagues timidly ask, “Can you check this…? before sending out a note to clients.

有了这样名声，经常会有同事在给客户发信之前怯怯地问这个吹毛求疵的人，“能帮我检查下这个吗……？”

10·When you open your email you pay someone else, because it's usually people reaching out to ask you for something.

当你打开email时，你是在让别人取得收获，因为email通常是别人问你一些问题。