3月29日商務英語

ink [i?k]

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（在傳統媒體上發表的）產品報道（名詞，俚語）

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(noun, SLANG) Written publicity; statements (usually positive) in a magazine or newspaper describing one's product or service.

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EXAMPLE: Our company hopes we can get some ink in popular magazines about our new product.

我們公司希望能在流行雜志上就我們的新產品做些報道。

to overturn a decision

推翻決定?

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To change an important decision, often by deciding in the opposite direction. (NOTE: often used in regard to legal matters)

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EXAMPLE: The company's new president decided to overturn a decision by his predecessor that was unpopular with employees.

公司新總裁決心推翻前任制定的不受員工歡迎的決定。?