Jack: Confronted with difficult questions in an interview, the job-hunters mostly will be at a loss about what to do.

　　杰克:面試中如果遇到刁難性的問題，求職者往往會不知所措。

　　Mary: Usually, you cannot prepare for these questions in advance and have to depend on your immediate performance.

　　瑪麗:這樣的問題事先通常無法準(zhǔn)備，只能臨場發(fā)揮。

　　Jack: Still, there are some rules to follow.

　　杰克:不過，還是有些方法可循。

　　Mary: In this case, you should first keep calm and normal to the face.

　　碼麗:在這樣的情形下，首先要保持冷靜，以平常心面對。

　　Jack: Don't get nervous and freaked out.

　　杰克:一定不要怯場，以免自亂陣腳。

　　Mary: Formulate a satisfactory answer based on your specific situation.

　　瑪麗:要根據(jù)自己的情形做出較為滿意的回答。

　　Jack: There should be neither too much silence nor hasty answers

　　杰克:既不能長時間沉默，也不可草率回答。

　　Mary: Try to show the best of yourself with decent words and manners.

　　瑪麗:言辭舉止要大方得體，盡量展現(xiàn)自己最好的一面。

　　Jack: Don't be discouraged even when confronted with negative questions

　　杰克:即便遇到否定性的提問，也不要沮喪氣餒。

　　Mary: You should admit your weakness frankly.

　　瑪麗:應(yīng)當(dāng)坦然承認(rèn)不足。

　　Jack: Anyway, what really matters is that you have tried your best.

　　杰克:不論如何，盡力而為，才是最重要的。

　　Mary: You must have confidence in yourself.

　　瑪麗:一定要相信自己。

　　核心英語詞匯總

　　confront v. 遭遇，面臨

　　difficult adj. 困難的，艱難的

　　be at a loss about what to do 不知所措

　　calm adj. 平靜的，冷靜的

　　usual mind 平常心

　　freak v. 使強(qiáng)烈反應(yīng)(震驚，畏懼)

　　satisfactory adj. 滿意的

　　neither conj.既不，也不

　　hasty adj 匆匆的，輕率的

　　discouraged adj. 泄氣的

　　try one's best 努力，盡力