我總是很難感受出來自於你的熱情

我總是很難感受出來自於你的熱情

結果 (英文) 1:

I always find it hard to feel the enthusiasm from you

結果 (英文) 2:

“You can negotiate, but you have to do your research,” said Mr. Achee, who works
for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. “When I’m bargaining, I’m
bargaining with information.”
Information from the Internet helped Amber Kendall, 24, and her husband, Matt,
when they shopped for a camera last October. The couple, who live in Boston, found the
Canon camera they wanted online for $350, then used the Internet price to bargain with
Ritz Camera, where the price was $400. Then they used the Ritz Camera offer to get the
same price at Microcenter, where they preferred the warranty offer.
The technological influences are not just on the consumer side. Retail industry
analysts said corporate retailers have begun using computer systems that let them do
real-time pricing and profit analysis. Such systems tell a company what price it can set
and still make money, and they illuminate the trade-off between lowering prices and
raising sales volumes, said Andy Hargreaves, a retail industry analyst with Pacific Crest
Securities.
Mr. Hargreaves did a little negotiating himself recently. At Best Buy last November,
he bargained down the price of a 50-inch Samsung plasma television.
“They gave me a number. I gave them another number, and he gave me a final number,” he said, noting that he got a $100 price break in addition to the $200 sale discount.
“A lot of people don’t realize you can go into Best Buy and ask them for a lower price.”
Frederick Stinchfield, 23, was a Best Buy salesman in Minnetonka, Minn., until last
January. He said about one-quarter of customers tried to bargain. Much of the time, he
said, he was able to oblige them, particularly in circumstances where a customer buying
electronics (like a camera) also bought an accessory (like a camera bag) with a higher

結果 (英文) 3:

It's always hard for me to feel your passion