Can I have your attention please ?
當(dāng)你有事情要宣布或者告訴別人，而別人正在忙著自己的事情時(shí)，你可禮貌地說句：Can I have your attention please? (我可以得到你的注意嗎？) Attention解作‘注意力’，即是請別人留心聽聽你說話。老師叫學(xué)生留心聽書，通常會說：Attention, please。對某事情留心，就是to pay attention。
對 話
Paul: (In noisy crowded room) (Quietly) Excuse me! (No response)
Paul: (A little louder ) Listen up everybody! (No response)
Paul: (Louder) I have an announcement to make. (No response)
Paul: (Shouts) Can I have your attention please? (Everyone stops and turns towards Paul)
Crowd: Now that you've got our attention, what's so important?
Paul: It took so long to get you to listen to me that I've forgotten. Sorry, please go back to whatever you were doing.
保羅：(喧嘩的房間里)(輕聲地說)對不起！ (眾人沒回應(yīng))
保羅：(再大聲一點(diǎn))各位請聽我說！ (眾人沒回應(yīng))
保羅：(大聲地說)我有事要宣布。(眾人沒回應(yīng))
保羅：(大聲呼喊)可以聽我說話嗎？ (每個人停下手邊的事望著保羅)
眾人：現(xiàn)在我們在聽你說話，有什么重要事情？
保羅：因?yàn)榛颂鄷r(shí)間請大家注意，所以我忘記要說什么。對不起，請繼續(xù)做你們剛才正在做的事情。
假如你有事情要宣布，希望大家用心聆聽，英文怎樣說？你可以說May/Can/Could I have your attention please?用Might代May也可以，但說起來頗覺生硬。這是一句常用語，有時(shí)會略作Attention, please，例如：(1) May I please have your attention? The police have received reports alleging that a bomb has been planted somewhere in this building.（請各位注意。警方收到消息，說有人在這幢建筑物里放了一枚炸彈）。(2) Attention please. The library will close in thirty minutes.（請注意，圖書館將于三十分鐘后關(guān)閉）。
叫某人聽你談話，英文也有一個常用說法：May I have your ear please? Have someone's ear即‘得到某人聆聽’，例如：If I may have your ear for a moment, I will tell you what they are going to do.（假如你愿意聽的話，我可以告訴你，他們會怎樣做）。
聽人家說話或聽取人家意見，則可以叫做to lend one's/an ear to someone/something，直譯是‘把耳朵借給某人/某事’，例如：(1) A ruler must lend an ear to the people's opinions.（統(tǒng)治者必須聽取百姓的意見）。(2) Ladies and gentlemen, please lend me your ears for a few minutes.（各位，請聽我說幾句話）。
有時(shí)，你會聽到人家說if you please，例如：Lend me your ears, if you please (= Lend me your ears, please)。這if you please多用于句中或句末，意思和please相同，只是語氣較為尊敬。
當(dāng)你有事情要宣布或者告訴別人，而別人正在忙著自己的事情時(shí)，你可禮貌地說句：Can I have your attention please? (我可以得到你的注意嗎？) Attention解作‘注意力’，即是請別人留心聽聽你說話。老師叫學(xué)生留心聽書，通常會說：Attention, please。對某事情留心，就是to pay attention。
對 話
Paul: (In noisy crowded room) (Quietly) Excuse me! (No response)
Paul: (A little louder ) Listen up everybody! (No response)
Paul: (Louder) I have an announcement to make. (No response)
Paul: (Shouts) Can I have your attention please? (Everyone stops and turns towards Paul)
Crowd: Now that you've got our attention, what's so important?
Paul: It took so long to get you to listen to me that I've forgotten. Sorry, please go back to whatever you were doing.
保羅：(喧嘩的房間里)(輕聲地說)對不起！ (眾人沒回應(yīng))
保羅：(再大聲一點(diǎn))各位請聽我說！ (眾人沒回應(yīng))
保羅：(大聲地說)我有事要宣布。(眾人沒回應(yīng))
保羅：(大聲呼喊)可以聽我說話嗎？ (每個人停下手邊的事望著保羅)
眾人：現(xiàn)在我們在聽你說話，有什么重要事情？
保羅：因?yàn)榛颂鄷r(shí)間請大家注意，所以我忘記要說什么。對不起，請繼續(xù)做你們剛才正在做的事情。
假如你有事情要宣布，希望大家用心聆聽，英文怎樣說？你可以說May/Can/Could I have your attention please?用Might代May也可以，但說起來頗覺生硬。這是一句常用語，有時(shí)會略作Attention, please，例如：(1) May I please have your attention? The police have received reports alleging that a bomb has been planted somewhere in this building.（請各位注意。警方收到消息，說有人在這幢建筑物里放了一枚炸彈）。(2) Attention please. The library will close in thirty minutes.（請注意，圖書館將于三十分鐘后關(guān)閉）。
叫某人聽你談話，英文也有一個常用說法：May I have your ear please? Have someone's ear即‘得到某人聆聽’，例如：If I may have your ear for a moment, I will tell you what they are going to do.（假如你愿意聽的話，我可以告訴你，他們會怎樣做）。
聽人家說話或聽取人家意見，則可以叫做to lend one's/an ear to someone/something，直譯是‘把耳朵借給某人/某事’，例如：(1) A ruler must lend an ear to the people's opinions.（統(tǒng)治者必須聽取百姓的意見）。(2) Ladies and gentlemen, please lend me your ears for a few minutes.（各位，請聽我說幾句話）。
有時(shí)，你會聽到人家說if you please，例如：Lend me your ears, if you please (= Lend me your ears, please)。這if you please多用于句中或句末，意思和please相同，只是語氣較為尊敬。