What would be my job title?

的职是什么？

Other companies are more relaxed, and pay less attention to rules and job titles.

其他公司则更随意，不太注意规则和职。

What would be my job title? You'd be a junior specialist.

的职是什么？初级专家。

So, his fancy new title was simply icing on the cake.

因此，他的新职不过是锦上添花。

Your title is " Grandson who can go home now."

你的职是" 可以回家了的外孙" 。

Rule Number 3: we use the with unique nouns or titles.

特定名词或职需要使用“the”。

Well, the tax people want to know his exact job title - I'm not sure why.

税务局人员想知道他的具体职，不清楚为什么会问这个问题。

You're not saying your specific job title, but you're just generally saying, I work in plus that field.

你没有说你的具体职，只是笼统地说，这个领域工作。

And in the world in which I was born, vocation was very narrowly equated with work and job title.

出生的世界里，职业被狭隘地等同于工作和职。

At Amazon, the head scientist for the voice assistant Alexa changed job titles to become head scientist for AGI.

亚马逊，研发语音助手Alexa的首席科学家更换了职，成为研发AGI的首席科学家。

The title that we have going right now is Director of Operations, but it's really kind of so much more than that.

们现给的职是营运总监，但它其实好像比那职多出更多。

Why do you need a job title?

为什么需要职？

That's amazing, because people are generally very precious about their job title.

这太棒了，因为人们通常都非常看重自己的职。

" My job title at the university was a professor." That's my job.

“大学的职是教授。”那是的工作。

In some companies, employees will further identify their position within the company, such as " Kodak, Michael Chou, sales representative, speaking."

有些公司的员工会进一步地表明自己公司的职，如：“这里是柯达公司，是业务代表周麦可。”

Nonetheless, this victory still felt unique to six-time Olympic gold medallist Ma Long.

这是他们男子团体赛的第五个冠军头衔，自从2008北京奥运会首次亮相以来，他们从未这项比赛中输过。尽管如此，这次胜利对于六枚奥运金牌得主马龙来说，感觉仍然独一无二。title英 ['taɪt(ə)l]n.标题；头衔；职；所有权凭证yet英 [jet]conj.然而；但是；adv.还；现；迄今为止；用于否定句和疑问句debut英 [ˈdeɪbjuː]adj.首次的；n.处女秀；v.初次表演，首秀nonetheless英 [nʌnðə'les]adv.尽管如此victory英 ['vɪkt(ə)ri]n.胜利；成功unique英 [juːˈniːk]adj.唯一的；独一无二的；独特的；罕见的；n.独一无二的人[物，事实]medallist英 ['med(ə)lɪst]n。（通常指体育比赛的）奖牌获得者。

Do you notice in both of those, I'm including the name, the title or job position and the organization where someone works.

您是否注意到，这两者中，都包括了姓名、职或职位以及某人工作的组织。

And if you only know the person's job title, you can say, for example: " I'd like to book an appointment with the plumber please" .

你只知道那个人的职名时，你可以这样说，例子“想预约一位水管师傅。”

So what was within that data was the surname, the initial, the rank or grade, the location in the department for each of our current employees across the police service.

这些数据中包含的是们目前警察部门每个员工的姓氏、首字母、职或职级，以及他们部门中的位置。

Changing jobs can lead to a lot of good things-better pay, better title, better location but, changing jobs too frequently can cause you to appear disloyal, and not worth the time and money to hire and train.

换工作可以带来很多好事－－更优渥的薪资、更棒的职、更好的地点不过，太常换工作可能会让你显得不忠诚，且不值得投入时间和金钱雇用跟培训。