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属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版- 赛伦·曼纳 足球场上的圣人
属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版-手握乾坤,制表大师乔治·丹尼尔斯
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属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版-新兴市场,取舍之间
属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版- 赛伦·曼纳 足球场上的圣人
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| 1 | 走开!我要学习了。 | Get lost ! I want to study | |
| 2 | 走开,老兄! | Get lost , buster! | |
| 3 | ||1: 当然,他后来承认光脚踢球经常疼得厉害,不过也因地而异。在加尔各答市中心广阔的麦丹(Maidan)公园的草地稀疏炙热,在那里赤脚踢球尚无大碍。曼纳的球队莫罕巴干俱乐部(Mohun Bagan AC)在那里训练,最倒霉不过是踩到山羊粪或者玻璃碴儿。 ||2:然而,有一次他们去马哈拉施特拉邦(Maharashtra)比赛,对手都是穿球鞋的而且用鞋对付赤脚的莫罕巴干队。多年后回忆起来,他仍心有余悸。||3:大英帝国日渐削弱的年代,英国队和那些英印混血儿队的球风最为下作,对准他的膝盖和脚踝踢,或者直接踩上一脚。||4:他不得不连根拔掉脚趾甲,具体是什么时候,他已经不记得了。||5:护踝套和创可贴长带在身上,有时候穿上袜子也可以缓解疼痛。||6:每当在“白人老爷”的地盘赢了球,他满心喜悦,丝毫不知道痛了。 | ||1: Yes, he acknowledged later, it often hurt. Bare feet were all very well on the thin, baked surface of the vast Maidan at the centre of Kolkata, where his club, Mohun Bagan AC, had its playing field, and where the worst hazards were straying goats and glass. ||2: But on an early away trip to Maharashtra he noted with horror that his rivals had boots, and knew how to use them. ||3: In the waning years of Empire, British and Anglo-Indian teams were the worst, aiming for his knees and ankles, or simply trampling him. ||4: He lost track of the times his toenails were uprooted. ||5: Anklets and plasters helped, or sometimes socks. ||6: Pain was muted by the joy of beating the go rasahibs at their own game. | |
| 4 | ||1: 接着他要完善的是叉瓦式擒纵机构。叉瓦式擒纵机构1754年由英国制表师Thomas Mudge发明,从那以后就广泛运用于大部分表中。 ||2:它的表面指针由齿轮在托盘上滑动产生的摩擦带动。但是这一工作原理要求内部零件保持润滑,否则随着润滑度的磨损,报时会逐渐丧失准确性。||3:随着研究的深入,丹尼尔斯越来越对钟表发出的滴答声着迷,这声音和银铃般的报时钟声,在他的每一处宅邸里荡漾。他还痴迷于解决如何使表获得传动又不受湿度、温度、润滑度和震动影响的问题。||4:该问题的解决方案于1976年诞生,这便是同轴式擒纵机构。这一装置由叠置于托盘上的两个齿轮组成,两个齿轮会向托盘传递放射状的传动力而不需要任何的润滑,因此永远不会停止(如果“永远”可以实现的话)。 | ||1: Now he had to improve on the lever escapement, which had been invented in 1754 by the English horologist Thomas Mudge and used in most watches since. ||2: It worked by friction, as the teeth of the gears slid over the pallet; but this arrangement needed lubrication, and as the oil degraded the watch lost time. ||3: Mr Daniels became obsessed with the tick, tock of clocks (a sound that filled his various homes, together with silvery chimes), and how to get an impulse on both the tick and the tock that would not be affected by humidity, temperature, oil sludge or agitation. ||4: His solution, invented in 1976, was the co-axial escapement, an arrangement in which two wheels, placed one above the other, transmitted to the pallet a radial impulse that needed no lubrication and so (if wound) would never stop. | |
| 5 | ||1:丹尼尔斯在伦敦北部度过了他贫穷艰苦的童年,这一段生活经历培养了他善于发现商机的天才和对一切事物价值的敏锐直觉。||2:但是他制作的钟表都是个人的试验品,而非受委托制作的商品。||3:他还想制作出五百年来报时最准确的表。||4:从20世纪60年代以来,人们就使用石英表,并对其每个月平均误差两到三秒的性能十分满意。||5:但是他下定决心要制作出前无古人的机械表。||6:20世纪70年代中期,他为Sam Clutton制作了一块双擒纵机构的表。||7:32天里表的误差没有超过一秒。这次他的表打败了石英表所带来的喜悦不亚于孩提时代他修过的家里的壁钟突然爆炸,弹簧和玻璃蹦得到处都是带给孩子的惊喜,而那时全家人正围着餐桌吃果酱面包呢。 | ||1:A hard, poor childhood in north London had given him a nose for a deal and a sharp sense of the value of everything.||2:But his pieces were private experiments, not commissions.||3:He wanted to build watches that kept better time than any in the 500 years before.||4:The general public was happy, from the late 1960s, with quartz models that lost, on average, two or three seconds a month.||5:But Mr Daniels was determined to show that a mechanical watch could beat them.||6:In the mid-1970s he made a double-escapement watch for Mr Clutton which, over 32 days, lost less than a second.||7:His happiness at beating quartz came close to his boyhood joy when a wall-clock he had mended magnificently exploded, springs and glass everywhere, as the family ate their bread and jam at the supper table. | |
| 6 | ||1:沙尔曼认为,新兴市场的投资,由于对全球宏观调控力的盲目依赖,已丢失因地制宜的前瞻性。||2:而这类“宏观热”也导致“波兰和秘鲁,印度和印尼几无特色,如出一辙”。对此,沙尔曼提议要再进一步协调这些市场。||3:新兴市场国间除了资本来源外再无共性,但是这些资本本身就产生了强大的联系。||4:可以说,是“新兴市场”一词促使了新兴市场的产生。 | ||1: Mr Sharma argues that emerging-market funds have lost sight of local idiosyncrasies in their fixation with global macroeconomic forces. ||2: Because of this “macro mania”, funds make “little or no distinction between Poland and Peru, India and Indonesia”, which he suggests further synchronises these markets. ||3: Emerging markets may have little in common except the funds created to invest in them, but that in itself creates a powerful affinity between them. ||4: The term “emerging markets” has helped to create the world it named. | |
| 7 | ||1:足球这项运动往往让人联想到花花公子、时尚名流、种族主义者、亿万富翁、时装模特和纨绔子弟。||2:在圣者寥寥的足球场上,赛伦·曼纳(Sailen Manna)却是个例外。||3:他去世后,两千人簇拥着他的遗体,陪伴他从加尔各答顺着恒河支流胡格利(Hooghly)河畔,送他到Keoratala陵园。||4:对于送葬者而言,他们失去的远不止一名令人尊敬的球员。 | ||1:THE game of football regularly produces playboys, celebrities, racists, billionaires, fashion models and spoilt brats.||2:What it does not produce is saints; with one exception.||3:When Sailen Manna died, 2,000 people followed his body to the Keoratala burning ghat in Kolkata, on the banks of the Hooghly river that flows out of the Ganges.||4:They acknowledged they had lost rather more than a decent player. | |
| 8 | “保护我们的方言!”一些广州人高呼。“滚出去,普通话!” | "Protect our mother tongue! " some Guangzhou residents shouted. "Get lost , Mandarin! " | |
| 9 | “行是行,不过但愿别再迷了路。真是要命!”小姑娘一想到前途未卜,不禁打了个寒颤。 | Well. But I hope we won't get lost . It would be so awful! " and the girl shuddered at the thought of the dreadful possibilities. " | |
| 10 | 1年前,他对一位反感他的参观者出言不逊:“滚开,混蛋!”制造了头条新闻。 | A year ago, he made headlines by snapping "Get lost , you jerk, " at a bolshy visitor. | |
| 11 | Grant沉浸在那里面,能够和其他队员的孩子玩一整天。 | Grant could get lost in there, playing all day with the other players' kids. | |
| 12 | Michael解释说,尽管精神病区是他们的出路,但是里面非常容易迷路。 | Michael explains that while the psych ward is their way out, it will be real easy to get lost . | |
| 13 | 比尔:为什么它们在讨论组都会丢失? | Bill Venners : Why does it get lost in discussion groups? | |
| 14 | 不要迷失在诊断、药物、或别人对此所做的事的统计资料中。 | Don't get lost in the diagnosis, the medicine, or in the statistics about what somebody else did about it. | |
| 15 | 不要为了细节和无关紧要的事而迷失自己。你要意识到什么对你最重要并丢弃无关紧要的东西。 | Don't get lost in details and unimportant things. Realize what is most important in your life and discard what you don't need. | |
| 16 | 从计划来看,伦敦迷失自己书籍迷宫看起来似乎真的足以使人迷失方向。 | Judging from the plans, the aMAZEme maze in London looks like a maze you could actually get lost in! | |
| 17 | 打开你的感官:听音乐,尽情尽兴的听。 | Open Your Senses: Listen to music and get lost in it. | |
| 18 | 大厅里有咨询人员,以免你迷失在巨大海量的信息里面。 | There are always consultants in the hall who may help you not to get lost in a huge massive of information. | |
| 19 | 但是射手座不应该在这些环境中迷失,而应该充分利用这些优势。 | But Sagittarians should not get lost in these circumstances and rather take advantage of them. | |
| 20 | 但愿他给我滚得远远的,别再来烦我了。我根本就不想搭理他! | I wish he'd get lost and stop bothering me. I don't want to talk to him! | |
| 21 | 对你和父母之间的一次特定的互动的考查阐明了在转换过程中有多少会失去掉。 | An examination of a typical interaction between you and your elderly parents illustrates how much can get lost in translation: | |
| 22 | 对我来说,好的摄影就是,会让观看的人完全沉迷其中,并深受影响。 | For me, a good photograph is one that the viewer can get lost in and, as a result, has a lasting impact on them. | |
| 23 | 对于Swing,我长期关注的问题是自然的层次结构似乎在实现细节中消失了。 | My longstanding problem with Swing is that a natural hierarchy seems to get lost amidst the implementation details. | |
| 24 | 对于通用语言,为了实现转换而需要大量代码,从而会丢失转换背后的一些概念。 | With a general-purpose language, the concepts behind the transformation get lost in the sheer volume of code necessary to achieve it. | |
| 25 | 否则,可能会错过问题,您在代码检查工作中投入的时间将一无所获。 | Otherwise, the problems can get lost and you will have gained nothing for the time that you invested in a code review. | |
| 26 | 否则,你会很容易地迷失或踟蹰不前。 | you will easily get lost or hesitate to go ahead. | |
| 27 | 富裕的曼哈顿人在500平方英尺的公寓里可能要迷路。 | And affluent Manhattanites could get lost in a 500-square-foot apartment. | |
| 28 | 好吧,不过你应该把地图带着以防迷路。 | Hua: Ok, but you ought to take a tourist map in case you get lost . | |
| 29 | 很不幸,他们被淹没在消费者反对中国食品丑闻的浪潮中。 | Unfortunately, they get lost in the din of China's numerous food safety scandals. | |
| 30 | 很可惜的是,那些随波逐流的人最后往往迷失其中。 | Unfortunately, those who follow the crowd usually get lost in it. |
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