英汉互译练习.docx
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英汉互译练习
英译汉40篇:
1.Quittingsmokingismoreofamatterofwillpowerthanofindividualchoice,forsmokingiswidelyrecognizedasaddictive.Althoughcounselingandmedicationcanincreasetheoddsthatasmokerquitspermanently,thebestwaytoavoiddilemmasisnevertotakeupsmokingtobeginwith.
Theirreversibleeffectsofcigarettesmokingvaryinintensityandarerelatedbothtotheamountanddurationofexposureandtheageatwhichthepersonisinitiallyexposed.Thisreportchallengesthenotionthatafewyearsofexposuretosmokingwillhavenolastingharmfulconsequences.Wehopetodiscouragethisprevalentbutvitalhabitandsuggestthattobacco-relatedhealtheffectsdeclinesubstantiallyastimeawayfromsmokingincreases.
2.Thisbookderivesfromdecadesofteachinginvariousschoolsacrossthecountry.Itisbasedonthebeliefthatphilosophyisagenuinelyexcitingsubject,accessiblenotonlytogiftedundergraduatemajorsbuttoeveryone.Everyoneisaphilosopher,whetherenrolledinaphilosophicalcourseornot.Thedifferenceisthatsomeonewhohasstudiedphilosophysystematicallyhastheadvantageofhavingencounteredstrongerandmorevariedargumentsthanmighthavebeenavailableotherwise.Whatisspecialaboutthisbookisthatitoffersintroductorystudentstheopportunityofhavingdirectcontactwithsubstantialreadingsfromsignificantbooksonphilosophy,butwithouttheunreasonabledemandthattheyconfrontthesebooksinfull,whichareoftenincomprehensible.
3.Socialprogresshasdoneawaywiththeneedforbackbreakingworkandhasprovidedtimeandleisureforpersonalitydevelopment.Withit,indeedbecauseofit,todaythemiddle-classfamilyexpectseachofitsmemberstodevelophisuniquepersonality,andsodoeseachindividual,moreorless,himself.Thisnewobligationofthefamilytoprovideasettingforthedevelopmentofauniquepersonalitymakesfamilyconsensusextremelydifficult,ifnotimpossible.Nothingismoreproblematicforasmallgroupofquitedifferent,uniqueindividualsthantoliveinclosequarters,incloseharmonywitheachother.Besides,thenecessityofcultivatingteenagers’moralcharacteraddstothedifficultyinparenting.
4.Oneoftheunintendedconsequencesoftheglobalizationisthatitputsdifferentsocietiesandculturesinmuchgreaterdirectcontactwithoneanother.Itconnectspeopletopeoplemuchfasterthanpeopleandculturescanoftenpreparethemselves.Someculturesthriveonthesuddenopportunitiesforcollaborationthatthisglobalintimacymakespossible.Othersarefrustrated,andevenhumiliatedbythisclosecontact,which,amongotherthings,makesiteasyforpeopletoseewheretheystandintheworldinrelationtoeveryoneelse.Allofthishelpstoaccountfortheemergenceofoneofthemostdevastatingforcestoday–terroristorganizationswhichhavenoregardforhumanlivesandwhichitisinourbestinteresttowipeout.
5.Inthisbook,weofferadvicethatwehopewillseemreasonableandworthseriousconsideration.Butasanyexperiencedwriterknows,thereareoccasionswheneventhebestadvicemaynotapply.Thedemandsofwritingfordifferentaudiences,withdifferentpurposes,ondifferentsubjects,atdifferentlevelsofformalityaresovariedthattheycannotbegintobeanticipatedinabooklikethis,andwerecognizethatwhatisappropriateforonepieceofwritingmaynotbeappropriateforanother.Inmostcases,youwillhavetoavoidambiguityatallcostssoasnottoleaveyourwordsopentomisinterpretation.
6.Whendominantinnovatorsinasciencerespondtothechallengeofasituationthatdemandssomechangeinitspractice,thismaytakeanumberofforms,andrivalschoolsmaygrowuparounddifferentleadersrespondingdifferentlytoaparticularsituation.Theserivalriesmaybereinforcedandperpetuatedbytheuseofstandardtextbooks.Anyempiricalsciencemustbeabletocopewithitsownphenomena,andonceanyobservationisacceptedasrelevant,itstheoryandmodesofdescriptionandanalysismustbeabletohandleitwithscientificadequacy,ofwhichexhaustiveness,consistency,economyarebasicprinciples.Theextensionofasciencetonewbutrelevantfieldsmayrequirethefurtherelaborationandpresentationofexistingtheoryalongpreviously-followedlines.
7.Changesanddevelopmentsinasciencearedeterminedbyanumberofcauses.Everysciencegrowsfromitspast,andthestatereachedinapreviousgenerationprovidesthestartingpointforthenext.Butnoscienceiscarriedoninavacuum,withoutreferencetoorcontactwithothersciencesandthegeneralatmosphereforlearning.Scientistsandmenoflearningarealsomenoftheirageandcountry,andtheycan’tliveindependentoftheculture.Besidesitsownpast,thecourseofscienceisalsoaffectedbythesocialcontextofitscontemporaryworldandtheintellectualpremisesinit.Applicationsofthescienceandtheexpectationsthatothershaveofitmaybeaveryimportantdeterminantofthedirectionofitsgrowthandchanges.
8.Humanprogressisgreatlyacceleratedbytheuseoflanguageinculturaltransmission;theknowledgeandexperienceacquiredbyaparticularpersoncanbepassedontoanotherinlanguage,sothatnoamountofdemonstrationcanreplacetheroleoflanguage.Inthisconnectiontheimportanceoftheinventionofprintingcanneverbeexaggerated.Atthepresenttimetheachievementsofanyoneinanypartoftheworldcanbemadeavailableandaccessibletoanyoneelseabletoreadandcapableofunderstandingwhatisinvolved.Fromtheseusesoflanguage,spokenandwritten,themostdevelopedanimalcommunicationsystem,thoughgiventhecourtesytitleoflanguage,isworldsaway.
9.(2010.01)Thereasonfornotclassifyingcarbondioxideasapollutantisthatitisanaturalcomponentoftheatmosphereandneededbyplantstocarryoutbiologicalsynthesis.NoonewouldarguethatcarbondioxideisanecessarycomponentoftheatmosphereanymorethanonewouldarguethefactthatVitaminDisnecessaryinthehumandiet.However,excessintakeofVitaminDcanbeextremelytoxic.Livingsystems,betheyanecosystemoranorganism,requirethatadelicatebalancebemaintainedbetweencertaincompoundsinorderforthesystemtofunctionnormally.Whentheexcesspresenceofonesubstancethreatensthewellbeingofanecosystem,itbecomestoxicdespitethefactthatitisrequiredinsmallquantities.
10.Onsomeoccasionsitisimportanttoadheretotheconventionsthatcharacterizeseriouspublicdiscourseandtoavoidexpressionsthatmightbeusedinmorecasualsituations.AmongthefeaturesofformalEnglisharethecarefulexplanationofbackgroundinformation,complexityinsentencestructure,explicittransitionsbetweenthoughts,andtheuseofcertainwordsthatarereservedchieflyforcreatingaformaltone.Situationsthatnormallyrequireformalusagewouldincludeanarticlediscussingaseriousmattersubmittedtoarespectedjournal,anofficialreportbyagroupofresearcherstoagovernmentbody,atalkpresentedtoaprofessionalorganization,andaletterofjobapplication.
11.TheMicrosoft’srisetoprominencesetoffanexplosionindemandforallthingsdigitalandsparkedtheInternetboom,becauseeveryinvestorlookedattheInternetandconcludedthatifeverythingwasgoingtobedigitized–data,inventories,commerce,booksandentertainment–andtransportedandsoldontheInternet,thedemandforInternet-basedproductsandserviceswouldbeinfinite.Thisledtothedot-comstockbubbleandamassiveoverinvestmentinthefiber-opticcableneededtocarryallthenewdigitalinformation.Asaresult,somecompaniesbecamebankruptandsomewerestrugglingtostayinbusiness.Keepinmindthatcyberspacepromisesbothopportunitiesandhighrisks.
12.Thepurchaseprocessisinitiatedwhenaconsumerbecomesawareofaneed.ThisawarenessmaystemfromaninternalsourcesuchasstarvationoranexternalsourcesuchasTVcommercialsorpromotions.Awarenessofsuchaneedmotivatestheconsumertosearchforinformationaboutoptionswithwhichtofulfilltheneed.Thisinformationisavailablefromvariedsources.Oncealternativeshavebeenidentifiedthroughthesesources,consumersevaluatetheoptions,payingparticularattentiontothoseattributestheconsumerconsidersvital.Toattractmoreregularcustomers,manycompaniescontinuetocommunicatewiththeircustomersafterapurchaseinanefforttoinfluencepost-purchasesatisfactionandbehavior.
13.Tosurvive,humansneedfood,clothesandshelter.Therearethreewayshumanactivitiesendangerotherspecies:
bykillingoffanimalsdirectly,introducingforeignspeciesintotheirhabitatandbydestroyingtheirnaturalhabitats.Onereasonforpreservinglife-formsisthateachofthemoccupiesaspecialplacewithinitsecosystem-thecommunityofplantandanimallife,incombinationwiththenonlivingcomponentsofitsenvironment.Manymethodsofpreservingendangeredspeciesarebeingpracticedworldwide,involvinglegislation,protectionofindividualspecies,promotionofecologicallysounddevelopment,supporttoscientificinvestigation,encouragementofeffectiveconservationactivities,monitoringoftheinternationalwildlifetradeandinfluenceonpublicopinionandguidelinesofgovernmentsandprivateinstitutions.
14.Desertificationisaccomplishedprimarilythroughthelossofstabilizingnaturalvegetationandthesubsequentacceleratedsoilerosion.Insomecases,theloosesoilisblowncompletelyaway,leavingastonysurface.Inothercases,thefinerparticlesmayberemoved,whilethesand-sizedparticlesareaccumulatedtoformmobilehillsorridgesofsand.
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