Homework_6 (1)

Homework 6

翻译下列句子，注意其中的黑体字

1.Nearly 500 students crowded into the lecture theatre

for the talk.

2.The project has shown the untapped environmental

potential of modifying existing urban vehicle designs to hybrid.

3.Relying on the gradual penetration of newly built

vehicles to reduce carbon emissions will not deliver much needed carbon savings in the short term.

4.The development of the first retro-fit system is

accelerating the drive to the conversion of thousands of existing vehicles, including large vans and buses, into fuel-saving and less polluting electric hybrids. 5.The NHS and the Department of Health are

contributing four million pounds, with the balance from the universities.

6.We all need to brush up our English.

7.The new solar-powered racer will cruise at 100

kilometres (60 miles ) an hour using the same amount of energy as a hairdryer.

8.Maturity is generally a good indication of when you

as the investor will get your money back.

9.They also considered other vehicles for investment.

10.The deal cements the success of the BBC’s brands

in China following the launch of Teletubbies in 2000.

11.The Councils also work in partnership with

business and other research investors at home and abroad to drive the successful exploitation of research outputs.

12.We’ll include the creation of a prestigious research

chair in space engineering at the university’s campus based Surrey Space Centre.

13.The UK has developed a healthy lead in the field

of synthetic biology.

14.The delivery of that song was line with

expectations

15.The UK has secured a global reputation for its

ground-breaking research.

16.The plan has succeeded in realizing the

commercial returns on its investment in R&D.

17.An annual budget of ￡500 million to spend on

collaborative research covering the environment, water and waste.

18.The UK remains an excellent place to invest in our

R&D activities given the priority afforded by the Government.

19.Total outstanding government debt in the UK has

risen to a record￡799bn.

20.The downturn shrank tax receipts.