1. Relationships with co-workers can be especially tempting,because more and more people have no time to socialise.
因为越来越多的人没有时间参加社交活动,办公室恋情日益受到青睐。
2. It's not surprising that romance springs up at the office.
办公室恋情不足为奇。
3.The office romance turned out to be a disaster.
这段办公室恋情只是一时冲动,带来非常严重的后果。
4.Office romance, if handled well, can lead to a successful relationship. If not, it can end up ruining one's career.
办公室恋情,如果处理得好,可能会发展成为恋爱关系,处理不当,则可能会断送一个人的职业生涯。
5.They kept their romance under wraps for a long time.
他们秘密交往了好长一段时间。
6.We preferred to keep it a secret until we are ready to walk down the aisle1.
我们更希望保守这个秘密,直到两个人准备结婚再公开。
7.Office romance is often the subject of gossip.
办公室恋情常常会引起闲言碎语。
8.Rumours2 create a lot of pressure.
流言蜚语给人们造成很大的压力。
9.Office romance can be detrimental3 to your career.
办公室恋情可能会影响你的职业前途。
10.Romance at work can be tricky4.
职场恋情很难处理。
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