杰夫的一天 第64期：工作 休息和吃午飯講解(2)

Our story begins by me saying that, "On the way to the office, I was thinking about what I have on my agenda today." 故事開(kāi)頭我說(shuō)，“在前往辦公室的路上，我在想我今天有什么日程安排。”

Your agenda, "agenda," means your plan for today — what are the things that you have to do today. 你的日程安排(agenda)，是指你今天的計(jì)劃——你今天必須要做的事情。

This could include meetings; it could include phone calls; 這個(gè)安排可能包括各種會(huì)議;可能包括要接打的電話;

you could have many different things on your agenda. 你的日程安排上可以有很多不同的事情。

There's another expression, "to have an agenda." 還有另外一個(gè)表達(dá)，“to have an agenda”。

To have an agenda means that you have a plan, sometimes a secret plan that you don't tell anyone about that makes you want to do a certain thing. “To have an agenda”是指你有一個(gè)計(jì)劃，有時(shí)是你不想告訴任何人的、你想要做某事的秘密計(jì)劃。

It's like having an opinion and trying to get other people to do what you want them to do; that's to have an agenda. 就像你有個(gè)想法，并試圖讓別人去做你所想之事，那就叫做“有規(guī)劃”

But here, agenda just means a list of things that you're going to do. 但在這里，日程安排只是指一系列你將要做的事。

"When I get to my desk, there is a stack of new memos and papers in my inbox." “當(dāng)我到達(dá)我的辦公桌的時(shí)候，我的收件箱里有一沓新的備忘錄和文件。”

Stack, you'll remember, is when you have thin things on top of each other. 你要記住，“Stack”是指疊放在彼此之上的薄東西。

You can have a stack of pancakes; here we have a stack of papers and memos. 你可以有一沓薄煎餅;這里我們有一沓文件和備忘錄。