今天小編就為各位整理了一篇有關(guān)“我不知道”用英語說有幾種方法的相關(guān)內(nèi)容，供大家閱讀

一、4 things to say instead of'I don't know’

4種替代“我不知道”的做法

1、Think of the last time someone asked you something you didn't have the answer to.

想起上次某人問你某件事，你卻不知道怎么回答。

2、What was your response?

你的回答是？

3、If you're like most people,you answered quickly with a short,"I don't know,"so that you could move on,escape the conversation,and carry on with your day.

如果你像大多數(shù)人一樣，你僅僅回答“我不知道”，那么就可以離開了，逃脫這次談話，然后繼續(xù)過你的一天。

4、However,you don't need me to tell you that simply claiming your own ignorance and hanging that other person out to dry isn't necessarily an effective communication strategy.

然而，你不需要我來告訴你，簡單的宣稱你的自我忽視以及撂下其他人自己脫身不再是一種高明的交流策略。

5、Of course,you're not expected to know how to handle absolutely everything.

當然，你本就沒有被期望知道如何處理每件事情。

6、But,there are alternative phrases that are much more helpful than the obvious brush off a standard"I don't know,"provides.

但是，這有可選擇的短語比起簡單冷冷的一句“我不知道”更有幫助。

7、Here are four you can use the next time you don't have an answer.

下面有4種做法等你下次不知道答案的時候可以使用。

（1）.'I'll find out'

This response is a tried and true fallback for a reason—it's both supportive and self-assured.

.我會找到答案的。

這個回答是一種嘗試性的并且比較真實的理由－他既具有支持性又帶有自我肯定性。

（2）Replying with a shrug of your shoulders and a curt,"I don't know,"shows that not only do you not have the answers,but you also aren't willing to put in any work to find them.

依賴聳肩和唯唯諾諾的回答道“我不知道”不僅表現(xiàn)出你不知道答案，而且你不愿意通過努力去找到答案。

（3）In contrast,assuring someone you'll do the legwork to get the information that's needed makes you look like a cooperative,valuable,and resourceful team player.

相反，向別人保證你會通過跑腿工作去去獲取必要的信息讓你看上去像一個能積極配合工作，有價值和資源豐富的團隊合作者。

（4）'I have that same question'

There are those moments when you just don't have the answer.But,beyond that,you also have absolutely no idea where you'd even begin to look for it.

（5）.我有相同的問題

當你不知道答案的時刻。但是，除此之外，你也明顯不知道該如何開始著手的時候。

（6）In those cases,you're better off assuring your conversational partner that you're seeking that same information.It accomplishes the same thing as saying,"I don't know,"—it explicitly states that you don't have the answer that's needed.

在那些情況下，你最好向你的談話的對象確保你正在尋找同樣的信息。這好過說一句“我不知道”－只是簡單陳述你還沒有需要的答案。

（7）However,it goes one step further and unites you with that other person.Rather than looking like you're simply trying to avoid the question,you're both sympathizing and joining in on the mission to get the required information.

然而，這可以讓你繼續(xù)往前聯(lián)合其他的人一起。而不是看起來就像是要試著去逃避問題。你不僅博得了同情并可以加入到這次任務(wù)去獲取信息。

（8）Sometimes an educated guess is the best you can do.Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images

（9）Unfortunately,sometimes an educated guess is the best you can do.You're put on the spot,and you need to draw a conclusion based on the information and evidence that's directly in front of you.

不幸的是，有時候一個富有教育性的猜測是你能做的做好的事情。你集中精力，并需要起草一份總結(jié)，建立在那些直接擺在你眼前的信息和事實證據(jù)的基礎(chǔ)上。

（10）It's in those cases when you should offer some sort of explanation based solely on what you know—making it clear that your answer is simply a theory,of course.

在這種情況下當你應(yīng)該一些解釋，建立在唯一你知道的事情基礎(chǔ)之上－弄清楚你的答案簡單來說是一套理論，當然。

（11）You won't want your guess to be accepted as hard fact.But,at the same time,you don't want to come up short and seem like you're trying to completely avoid the question.

你不想要的猜測被接受是一個艱難的事實。但是，同時，你不想說出一些簡單的類似你想試圖完全逃避這個問題。

（12）So,go ahead and share your hypothesis or a few ideas.If nothing else,it's a much better launching point for brainstorming and discussion than a simple,"I don't know."

因此，繼續(xù)并分享你的一些理論知識和想法。如果沒有別的，最好是發(fā)表觀點作為頭腦風(fēng)暴和討論而不是僅僅會說“我不知道”

（13）Why don't we ask[name]?'

      為什么我們不問（名稱）？“

（14）What should you do if you're truly not the best person to be answering this question?What's the best way to handle that scenario,without relying on the trusty three words you've grown accustomed to?

It's simple:Own it.Admit that it's not quite in your wheelhouse,but that you can undoubtedly find the person that's best for the job.

很簡單：擁有它。接受它不完全是在你的駕駛室，但是毫無疑問，你可以找到適合這份工作的最佳人選。

（15）You might feel like you're shirking responsibility or trying to pass the buck.But,in the long run,you're smarter to send things along to the people who are best equipped to handle them.It's both more effective and more efficient.

你有可能覺得你在回避責(zé)任或是嘗試推卸責(zé)任。但，長期看來，你的做法更明智，把事情交給一個最適合的人來做。不僅更有效而且更高效。

（16）"I don't know,"is one of those phrases that can easily fly out of your mouth before you even realize what you're saying.However,there are plenty of better responses you should be employing.

“我不知道”，是在你意識到你準備說出去之前，這些能夠輕易從嘴邊說出來的東西之一。然而，有許多更好的回答你應(yīng)該要掌握的。

（17）Give these four alternatives a try,and prepare for your communication skills to instantly improve.

嘗試以上4種做法，并準備讓你的溝通技能立刻得到改善。

今天的內(nèi)容就介紹到這里了。